Douglas lifeboat was called out over the weekend to help three young people who had become stranded.
Volunteer crews were paged just before 3pm yesterday after the group got stuck on cliffs near Marine Drive.
The crew decided it was safer to lower two into the lifeboat at the bottom, whilst the third was recovered at the top by the coastguard.
In an operation that took around an hour, none of those involved in the incident were injured.
Charity urges people to report festive bird sightings
An island charity is appealing for the public to keep their eyes out for bird species this Christmas.
Regulator issues warning over scam websites
The Island's financial regulator is warning people not to fall for two scam websites.
Women's refuge company dissolved
The Island's registrar says the company behind the Island's women's refuge has been dissolved.
Possible bus disruption later
Isle of Man Transport says some of the Island's bus services could be disrupted later.
Family appeal for help with man's funeral costs
A family is appealing for help meeting funeral costs after a man died in Douglas just before Christmas.
Lifeboat crew tows fishing boat to port
Port St Mary lifeboat went to the aid of a local fishing vessel yesterday.
Tree-mendous fundraiser from Foxdale business
There's a chance to turn ten inches of wood into lasting memories - and raise money for charity!
Six ferry crossings threatened by weather
The Steam Packet Company says six Manxman sailings on Monday and Tuesday are at risk of disruption because of bad weather.
