The Speaker of the House of Keys has attended the 66th British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly (BIPA).
Juan Watterson SHK visited County Wicklow, Ireland on April 15 and 16 to represent the Island at the political event, opened by the new Irish Prime Minister, Simon Harris.
First established in 1994. the BIPA brings together politicians from all parts of the UK and Ireland and British Crown Dependencies.
Mr Watterson is the first person from the Island to co-chair.
Manx phone markets comparison being reviewed
The Island's telecoms regulator says it's looking into how much competition there is in the Manx mobile phone market.
Commissioner wants to merge town wards to have equal voting
A Ramsey commissioner wants to merge the local authority’s north and south wards into one.
Teen jailed for assaulting secure unit staff
A teenager who assaulted two members of staff at a secure unit has been jailed for 14 weeks.
33 applications for parole made in last 12 months
The island's parole committee says two prisoners serving life sentences applied for parole in the last year.
Chief Minister faces hospitality Tynwald question tomorrow
Chief Minister Alf Cannan will face questions about the hospitality industry tomorrow.
Police cell deep cleaned after man threw defecated tissues
A police cell had to be deep cleaned after a man threw wet tissue covered in faeces at CCTV cameras.
Best and worst-funded sports revealed
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says lawn bowls is the best-funded sport on the Island, while football is the worst.
Tynwald question on airport parking charges tomorrow
How much is Ronaldsway Airport making from car parking charges?
