A shop in Castletown says it'll be shutting for the final time at the end of January.
Gaslight Gift Shop, on Malew Street, has been in business since 2015.
On Facebook, it says it'll have its last day of trading on January 31 and thanked customers for their support.
It's the latest in a number of retail closures across the Island - last month the government announced it would try to cut the number of empty stores on the Island through a retail strategy.
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