A football club in Port Erin is appealing for the public's help after its dugouts were targeted by vandals at the weekend.
Damage at Rushen FC happened sometime between 8.30pm on Saturday and 10am on Sunday.
The club says they've only just been repaired recently after being recently damaged, adding they've put a lot of money and effort into improving their facilities.
CCTV footage is now being reviewed, but if anyone has any information in the meantime, they're asked to get in touch.
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