Organisers of the Royal Manx Agricultural Show are thanking people for their support this year.
The occasion ran as a one-day event for 2019 on Saturday after Friday was called off on health and safety grounds due to poor weather.
Officials took to social media to thank the public, visitors and exhibitors for their efforts in making it happen.
Whilst no vehicles were allowed on to the show field due to the conditions, help was provided for those carrying stock to their stands.
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