A community group in Peel have posted photos of what they claim is raw sewage washed onto the beach.
On Saturday, the People of Peel Facebook page warned people not to take dogs to the beach or enter the water.
A number of photos and a video were uploaded showing what looks like raw sewage, toilet paper and sanitary products washed up by the tide.
The post has attracted dozens of comments - you can read it on our website.
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