One of the Island's yearly events has featured in an article about weird things to do in 2024.
The Mirror has done a roundup of 'seven of the best weird and wonderful events' taking place, including Castletown's World Tin Bath Championships.
The local race is organized by the Castletown Real Ale Drinkers Society and began in 1971, raising money for charities.
The article says 'the event attracts thousands of spectators who love to get rowdy and cheer on their favourite rower.'
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