The Department of Infrastructure says it's paid more than £81,000 to dredge Douglas harbour since 2023.
A Freedom of Information request asked how much money had been spent on the work - the DOI said in 2023 it spent more than £11,000 on the inner harbour and marina.
But so far this year, it's spent just under £70,000 dredging the outer harbour in March.
It's after the Manxman ran aground on mud in the harbour earlier this year.
Organisers call off Onchan pride event expected to attract 1,500 visitors
A huge pride event in Onchan won't go ahead this year.
DEFA deletes "downright offensive" two-headed chicken logo
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's deleted a logo described in a Freedom of Information request as "dreadful", "downright offensive" and "simply slapdash".
Mountain Road closed for work tonight
The Mountain Road will close again this evening as the Department of Infrastructure carries out work before TT.
Lieutenant Governor to join Orange Army for TT duties
The Lieutenant Governor is getting revved up for the TT Festival, with plans underway to join the Orange Army next week.
Liberal Vannin chair Paul Weatherall to stand in Ayre & Michael
The chair of the Liberal Vannin Party says he'll stand in this year's general election.
Dog found safe after being spooked by gunshots
A Manx dog rescue group has issued a warning about shots being fired in the east of the Island.
Patrick commissioners to get "mission statement"?
Does Patrick's local authority need a mission statement?
Community to gather for Gareth Underwood’s funeral service
The funeral of a man who lost his life in a crash last month will take place this week.
