A new three legs of Mann sculpture has been put up outside Douglas' Sea Terminal.
The symbol, which is elevated on a 12-metre metal pole, can be lit up from the inside.
It was constructed by Douglas council at a cost of £36,000, and is designed to welcome passengers from the ferry.
The art installation also features words "Douglas gateway to the island".
Chief in London with top UK and EU politicians
Chief Minister Alf Cannan's been in London at the end of a top-level EU-UK summit.
Government repeats: no asylum seekers housed here
The government's reiterating immigration rules saying it can't house would-be refugees or process asylum applications.
Two jobs for every person unemployed, says Treasury minister
Treasury minister Alex Allinson says there currently two jobs for every person out of work on the island.
Kirk Michael actor to make Middle Earth return?
Will an Island actor be reprising one of his most famous roles?
Keep broken glass off our beach, say commissioners!
Port Erin commissioners are asking people not to ruin someone's day with broken glass.
Gaza vigil will mark 'horrifying escalation' in child deaths
Organisers of a weekly vigil against the war in Gaza say they'd like as many people as possible to attend on Friday.
Drop in ply-for-hire cabs, but rise in private hire taxis
Government figures show the number of taxis you can flag down on the Island has dropped by almost 28 per cent in the last two decades.
Pre-TT Classic starts on Friday
Roads in the south of the Island will close on Friday for the first day of two weeks of motorsport!
