A 35-foot yacht required assistance from lifeboat crews after suffering engine problems at the weekend.
Port St Mary teams were alerted at 3pm on Saturday that the vessel had got into difficulty three miles south-east of the port.
The yacht - named 'Nimble' - was quickly located and the one person aboard was found safe and well.
It was escorted back just after 4pm.
All government departments but one within budget
The government says most of its departments are expected to finish the year with budget, expect for one.
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Mechanised tree planting to be trialled on the Island
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No planned changes to community services, says health minister
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Season's first cruise ship coming soon
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More work on TT course this week
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OFT chair clarifies heating fuel costs
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