Journalists in Ireland claim companies in the Isle of Man were paid more than £128 million for housing asylum seekers there.
An investigation by Associated Newspapers Ireland showed eight of the largest companies behind deals to house immigrants in the republic were registered here.
In total, they'd been paid more than 153 million euros for housing in Sligo, Dublin and other areas.
They accounted for around a third of payments from the Department of Integration for private asylum accommodation.
No island-based evidence to support 20mph limit
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department looked at London, Belgium and other places before deciding to lower the Island's default urban speed limit.
UCM announces it'll go non-Nunnery
The Island's college says it's scrapping classes at the Nunnery and moving them elsewhere.
Celebrate 175 years with half price pints!
The Island's largest brewery says it's more than halving the price of a pint on Friday to mark a special anniversary.
Ibiza lounge hopes to make Peel return this summer
A seaside lounge in Peel that proved a hit with revellers last summer is hoping to return - for four months.
No plans to change collective pay bargaining in government
The government says it has no plans to change the way it negotiates pay with unions and other bodies.
Chloe makes history on Peel lifeboat
Peel Lifeboat station is celebrating after getting its first ever woman coxswain.
Fewer surgery sessions but more operations, says minister
The number of surgery sessions at Noble's Hospital has fallen by more than 17 per cent in a year, new figures show.
Register for organ donation as opt-out system approaches
People are being urged to register as the Isle of Man moves toward opt-out organ donations.
