Manx National Heritage is appealing for witnesses to come forward after one of the Island's most historic sites was vandalised.
Windows were broken in a building next to Speaker's Garden at Castle Rushen in Castletown.
Repair work means the garden will have to be shut from tomorrow.
MNH says the incident has been reported to police, and the damage takes vital funds away from other heritage sites.
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Legion branch 'could face closure'
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New driving ban for teenager who defied previous ban
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Egaming firm regulatory failings cost it £140,000
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BBC presenter sorry for Manx talk rule breach
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Chief Minister quizzed over gifts
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Tour de Farms raises £4,500
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