An Island lifeboat station says it's sad to see one of its lifeboats going.
Port St Mary RNLI says its saddened by the national body's decision not to replace its all-weather lifeboat in 2028.
The Henry Heys Duckworth will continue to run until then, continuing its lifesaving work.
The inshore lifeboat, Frank Martin, is staying and the organisation say it is committed to serving the community with the same dedication as always.
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