A funeral is being held tomorrow for an Island sporting legend.
Muriel Cain, who has died at the age of 76, won multiple Isle of Man singles titles in badminton, tennis and indoor bowls.
She also represented badminton at Commonwealth Games in Canada and Australia and competed in three Island Games, winning two bronze medals.
The funeral service is at Douglas Crematorium at 11.30 tomorrow
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