The Department of Infrastructure says two 30-tonne piles are now in place as it upgrades Douglas harbour.
The project will see improvements made to the King Edward VII pier to accommodate the new Manxman ferry.
The piles, each measuring 30 metres long, have been sunk into the sea bed and concreted in place.
Work continues on fenders and the pier wall.
Plans submitted for beauty salon premises
A nail and beauty's salon's submitted a planning application to set up signs at its new premises.
Island adopts formal definition of antisemitism
The government says it's formally adopted a definition of antisemitism to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today, Tuesday, January 27.
Commissioners recruiting for new clerk
A local authority in the south of the Island is looking for a new clerk.
Dementia and mould-ridden homes on Keys agenda
Dementia diagnoses, mould-ridden homes and solar panels on public buildings will all be discussed by MHKs today.
Mountain Road among many routes closed by Storm Chandra
Several Island roads are closed this morning because of storm Chandra, including the Mountain Road.
Palestinian campaign gets Isle of Man branch
A new Isle of Man branch of a campaign calling for justice, human rights, and freedom for Palestinians has been set up.
Storm could bring snow, but DOI says rain would wash away salt
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll have extra staff on hand tonight - but won't grit higher roads just yet.
DEFA warns about glens during tonight's storm
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people to avoid glens during Storm Chandra.
