The Isle of Man Easter Festival of Running returns this weekend after two years of cancellations.
The event, supported by IQ-EQ and the Department for Enterprise, has had a record 546 advance entries.
Three races are set to take place - a 10k road race in Port Erin on Good Friday, a race at Peel Hill on Easter Saturday, and a 5k road race on Douglas Prom on Easter Sunday.
Entries for all three races are available on the day, you can find more information at www.easterfestival.info
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