Two ferry sailings have been cancelled this morning, with more at risk because of weather conditions.
The Steam Packet Company says the Manxman's 8am Douglas to Heysham crossing and return trip at 1.45pm have both been called off.
A decision on the Manannan's 3pm voyage to Liverpool and return leg at 7.15pm will be made by 1pm.
The company says the Manxman's 7.15pm Heysham crossing is now due to set off at 5pm.
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Government overspending hits £16.6 million this year
Five government departments are already running more than £16 million over budget this year.
Mountain Road faces five weeks of work
Five weeks of roadworks get underway on the Mountain Road later.
One-way system for roadworks in Braddan
A busy road in Braddan has a temporary one-way system during roadworks this week.
Road closed after crash
Police say a serious incident in the west of the Island has closed a road.
Cathedral amends lychgate plans
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More possible disruption to ferry sailings
The Steam Packet Company says a number of sailings on Monday and Tuesday could be facing disruption because of bad weather.
Gale force winds bring weather warning
The Island's Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning about waves washing onto roads at high tide today.
