Thousands of pounds has been raised for the Islands lifeboat teams.
Port St Mary Lifeboat Day took place on Sunday, August 4, and generated £7000 for the RNLI crews in the town.
Those who attended got the chance to see the Trent Class, Douglas Mersey Class and Port Erin B Class vessels up close as well as take in family-friendly activities.
The lifeboat organisation says the branch, crew & friends put on a great occasion and is thanking people for the vital support.
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