Coastguards were called yesterday after a dog fell down a sheer cliff in the north of the Island.
The incident happened shortly before 5pm when the dog slipped its lead at the Dhoon and fell 120 feet down the cliffside.
Coastguard officers reached the isolated area, climbed down and rescued the pet.
The dog was checked by a vet and found to be none the worse for its ordeal.
Novelist writes of visit amid bus strike
A UK playwright and novelist has written about his less-than-ideal stay on the Island.
Fire service warns landlords over regulations
The Fire and Rescue Service is reminding landlords to make sure properties meet legal requirements.
New stamps celebrate racehorse owner
New Manx stamps are celebrating the legacy of renowned racehorse owner Trevor Hemmings.
New Douglas Subway store needs you!
Subway's on its way back to Douglas - and it's looking for staff!
Superdrug expansion gets underway this weekend
A store in Douglas will start work on expansion plans this weekend.
MHK wants information about single people on housing lists
How many single people are currently on waiting lists for government housing?
No fuel profiteering from Iran war, says chief minister
The Chief Minister says there's no threat to the Island's fuel supply from the war in the Middle East.
Two patients transferred to UK by helicopter
The Island's coastguards say they had a busy night last night.
