If you'd like to get involved with this year's fire festival in the west of the Island, you're being invited to an event this weekend.
The Oie Voaldyn Festival is held in Peel each May to mark the change from winter to summer.
Organisers say they're looking for more people to get involved with the event, whether volunteering on the day or helping to set it up.
They'll be hosting a meeting at Peel Masonic Hall on Stanley Road from 2pm on Sunday, February 22.
Updated planning application for sewage network
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Over £145k spent on road studs
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Health minister says she's taking onboard doctors' feedback
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Island's top baby names revealed!
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Government makes offer to try to avert bus strike
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Yellow weather warning for Friday lunchtime high tide
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MHK accuses Post Office of bullying subpostmasters
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