# Isle of Man

> A chronological documentary of 1,174 moments spanning 1830–2026.
> Source: https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man · Loreline (loreline.live)

Ellan Vannin: a self-governing Crown Dependency in the middle of the Irish Sea, about 85,000 people, not part of the United Kingdom and never part of the European Union. It has its own parliament, Tynwald, which still promulgates its laws outdoors on a mound at St John's every July, and whose surviving record begins in 1417 rather than in the 979 that gets quoted. It has its own Celtic language, Gaelg, which was written down using a spelling system borrowed from Elizabethan English, was declared dead by UNESCO in 2009 while hundreds of people spoke it, and is now taught to children at the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Norse kings ruled here for centuries and left runic crosses instead of portraits. The island gave some women the vote in 1881, and the restriction on that came from the unelected chamber, not the elected one. It held twenty thousand civilians behind barbed wire at Knockaloe in one war and interned Jewish refugees as enemy aliens in the next. It has the oldest motorcycle race in the world and a mountain course that has killed more people than anyone officially counts. And it has a wheel, a herring fleet, an electric railway, a tailless cat and a folklore in which you greet the fairies on the way past.

_Curated by Olivier · last updated 2026-09-03._

## Eras

- **Tynwald**, The parliament and the ceremony. Tynwald claims to be the oldest continuous parliament in the world, and that claim survives only on the word continuous: Iceland's Althing is older, founded in 930, but was disbanded in 1800 and restored in 1845. The traditional date of 979 has no documentary support and appears to have been chosen so that a millennium could be celebrated in 1979; the earliest surviving House of Keys record is 1417. What is not in doubt is the practice: laws are still promulgated outdoors in Manx and English on Tynwald Hill at St John's every July. Also the Revestment of 1765, the Lord of Mann, the deemsters, and the 1881 Act that gave some women the vote, where the elected House of Keys wanted to go further than the appointed Legislative Council allowed.
- **Stones**, What the deep past actually left: megalithic tombs like Cashtal yn Ard and King Orry's Grave, the Meayll stone circle, the keeills that are early Christian chapels, and above all the Manx runic crosses and cross slabs, which carry Norse names and Norse myth cut into Christian monuments. This is where the Viking centuries live, because no contemporary image of any king of Mann exists and no honest archive can invent one. Also Castle Rushen and Peel Castle, Rushen Abbey, and the excavations that produced the Viking burials and the silver hoards.
- **Land**, Inland and agricultural: the glens, Snaefell and North Barrule, the curraghs, sod hedges and stone walls, the upland and the farms. The Manx Loaghtan, the native four-horned sheep, and Cregneash, the crofting village kept as a working museum. Also the Manx cat, which is a genuine and documented mutation of the Brachyury gene rather than a tourist invention, but which carries Manx syndrome, a real spinal welfare problem that an honest archive shows alongside the charm.
- **The Season**, From the 1870s the island sold itself to industrial Lancashire and Yorkshire as a holiday, and for a century that was the economy. Steam Packet paddle steamers into Douglas, boarding houses along the promenade, the Gaiety Theatre, the Villa Marina, Derby Castle, wakes weeks, deckchairs and the camera obscura. Then the collapse when cheap flights to Spain arrived, and what the island became instead. The Summerland fire of 2 August 1973, in which fifty people died at the Douglas leisure complex, belongs to this segment and is handled soberly.
- **Folklore**, Labelled as folklore throughout, never as fact. Manannan mac Lir, the sea god who shrouds the island in mist and may or may not have given it its name. The Moddey Dhoo, the black dog of Peel Castle, first written down in the 1700s. The Buggane, the Phynnodderee, and the Fairy Bridge at Ballalonna where you greet the Little People as you pass. The taboo words, including the one for rat. Hop tu Naa with its turnip lanterns rather than pumpkins, Yn Chruinnaght, the Manx Folk Awards, and the traditional music and dance that came back with the language.
- **Racing**, The Isle of Man TT and the Manx Grand Prix. The race began in 1907 on the St John's Short Course and moved to the 37 and three quarter mile Snaefell Mountain Course in 1911, which is a public road closed for the occasion and has never been a purpose-built circuit. Held to roughly a tenth of this archive on purpose, because the island is not a racetrack. On the deaths, which are real and heavily quoted: the large published figure covers the entire Mountain Course including the Manx Grand Prix and the Clubman TT rather than the TT alone, the lists separate competitors from officials, marshals and spectators, and no organisation maintains an authoritative count. This archive states scope rather than a bare number, and carries the memorials rather than the crashes.
- **Internment**, Twice in the twentieth century Britain interned civilians on this island. Knockaloe near Peel held on the order of twenty thousand men in the First World War and was effectively a town. In the Second World War the camps were requisitioned boarding houses with wire around them: Rushen at Port Erin and Port St Mary, which was the women's camp and unlike anything else in the system; Hutchinson in Douglas, which became known as the artists' camp and held Kurt Schwitters and Hellmuth Weissenborn among others; and Mooragh, Central Promenade and Peveril. Many of those interned as enemy aliens were Jewish refugees who had fled Nazism, which is the fact the whole subject turns on. The Arandora Star, carrying internees for deportation, was torpedoed in July 1940. Treated here as documentary record, never as spectacle.
- **Gaelg**, The Manx language, the largest segment in this archive because it is the island's most distinctive thing and because Manx speakers have put a great deal of it online themselves. Gaelg is a Goidelic language, sister to Irish and Scottish Gaelic, written with a spelling system based on Elizabethan English rather than classical Gaelic orthography, which is why it looks so unlike its relatives on the page. Ned Maddrell, the last native speaker from a Manx-speaking community, died on 27 December 1974. In 2009 UNESCO classified the language as extinct while hundreds of people spoke it, the linguist Jennifer Kewley Draskau objected publicly, and the classification was later revised to critically endangered. Around 2,223 people reported conversational ability in 2021, and the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's teaches children through the medium of Manx.
- **Railways**, An unusual survival: the island kept its Victorian transport when everywhere else scrapped it. The Isle of Man Steam Railway still runs steam to Port Erin, the Manx Electric Railway has been working since the 1890s with original tramcars, the Snaefell Mountain Railway climbs to the summit, and the Douglas horse tramway still runs along the promenade. Also the Groudle Glen Railway, the stations and sheds, and the rolling stock that would be in a museum anywhere else and is in daily service here.
- **Mining**, Lead, zinc, silver and copper, and the engineering that drained the workings. The Great Laxey Wheel, Lady Isabella, built in 1854 to pump water from the Laxey mines and still the largest working waterwheel in the world. Foxdale, the Snaefell mine, the adits and engine houses and washing floors, the mine railway, and the spoil that is still in the landscape. For a few decades in the nineteenth century this small island was a serious producer of zinc ore.
- **Coast**, The sea on every side, and the wildlife that comes with it. The Calf of Man and its bird observatory, Manx shearwaters, choughs, razorbills and kittiwakes, basking sharks in summer, seals, the Sound, Langness, the Point of Ayre, Spanish Head and the Chicken Rock lighthouse. The whole island is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the only entire jurisdiction to hold that status. Also Raad ny Foillan, the coastal path that goes all the way round, and the herring fishery that the island lived on before it lived on visitors.
- **Music**, Added after the first build, because music had been scattered through folklore and language and deserved a home. Manx traditional song and tune, much of it sung in Gaelg: Arrane Oie Vie and the carvals, the island's own carol tradition. The dance sides Perree Bane and Ny Fennee, and Yn Chruinnaght, the inter-Celtic festival where the island meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. Fiddle, harp and the Manx bagpipe revival, sessions in pubs, the choirs and the Manx Music Festival that everyone calls the Guild, and the Manx Folk Awards where the children compete. Then the living end of it: Ruth Keggin singing in Manx, and Davy Knowles from Port St Mary playing blues. Culture Vannin has put more of this online than anyone, which is why so much of this segment comes from them.

## Timeline

### 1830
- **1830**, Tynwald berthed at the Coffee Palace Berth, Douglas, Isle of Man.. The Steam Packet vessel Tynwald berthed at the Coffee Palace Berth, Douglas. The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company was founded in 1830 and describes itself as the oldest continuously operating passenger shipping company in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f7e494e7-bdf3-430d-af60-3377beedd027) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tynwald_berthed_at_the_Coffee_Palace_Berth,_Douglas,_Isle_of_Man..JPG
### 1846
- **1846**, Archaeological Journal, Volume 3, 0065. An engraving of the Cathedral of St German at Peel from the Archaeological Journal, volume 3, 1846. Antiquarian recording of this kind is how the island's monuments entered the scholarly record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e420bff9-5687-4c4f-beeb-4826aee3c3cb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Archaeological_Journal,_Volume_3,_0065.png
### 1863
- **1863**, Snaefell pictured at Douglas.. The Steam Packet vessel Snaefell of 1863 at Douglas. The company named a succession of ships Snaefell after the island's highest point, Manx Sniaull, from the Old Norse for snow mountain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ea583c22-ceec-45da-86fd-dc8e2831f17a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_pictured_at_Douglas..JPG
### 1881
- **1881**, Isle of Man Steam Packet Company packet steamer, Fenella. The Steam Packet's iron twin-screw steamer SS Fenella, No. 76303, built 1881. The company's Victorian fleet was built for a passenger trade that ran to hundreds of thousands of arrivals a season. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4be72f24-53fc-432b-b014-e48bf86dcc37) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_Steam_Packet_Company_packet_steamer,_Fenella.JPG
### 1882
- **1882**, Tim mylrea and the buggane. ', an illustration from 'The Phynodderee, and other legends of the Isle of Man', 1882. The Buggane is a malicious shape-shifting giant of Manx legend; the best known one is said to have torn the roof off St Trinian's Church each time builders finished it, which is offered as the reason the chapel stands roofless. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bcb54a97-cdb7-4217-afba-de8937d2b312) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tim_mylrea_and_the_buggane.jpg
### 1884
- **1884**, Flaxney Stowell (1846-1916) - Castletown Harbour - 1955-0345 - Manx Museum. 'Castletown Harbour' by Flaxney Stowell (1846 to 1916), 1884, in the Manx Museum collection. Castletown was the island's capital until Tynwald moved to Douglas in 1874, ten years before this was painted. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e6e04cff-12fc-47f7-a993-5a116a841d4a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flaxney_Stowell_(1846-1916)_-_Castletown_Harbour_-_1955-0345_-_Manx_Museum.jpg
### 1888
- **1888**, John Miller Nicholson (1840-1913) - A Summer Afternoon, Douglas Promenade - 1954-2501-050 - Manx Museum. 'A Summer Afternoon, Douglas Promenade' by John Miller Nicholson (1840 to 1913), painted in 1888. Nicholson is the island's principal Victorian painter and recorded Douglas at the height of its resort trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a73fe3ca-d85b-42fe-83c3-af221d96c638) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_Miller_Nicholson_(1840-1913)_-_A_Summer_Afternoon,_Douglas_Promenade_-_1954-2501-050_-_Manx_Museum.jpg
### 1905
- **1905**, Douglas Head, Isle of Man. 781 (NBY 419249). An Oilette postcard of Douglas Head and the harbour, published around 1905. The postcard trade is itself evidence of the resort boom: the island was being sold as an image to a mass market that arrived by steamer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a7dff6d3-0642-480f-a5be-35be008acf1a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Head,_Isle_of_Man._781_(NBY_419249).jpg
### 1907
- **1907**, Norton TT 1907 01. The Norton with a Peugeot engine on which Rem Fowler won the twin-cylinder class of the first Tourist Trophy in 1907. Charlie Collier won the single-cylinder class and the race overall on a Matchless, covering ten laps of the St John's Short Course in 4 hours 8 minutes 8 seconds at an average of 38.21 miles per hour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b9a74269-e7f7-49f4-8f5c-a30258668c7e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norton_TT_1907_01.jpg
### 1910
- **1910**, Snaefell leaving Ramsey. The Steam Packet vessel Snaefell of 1910 leaving Ramsey (Rhumsaa). Ramsey is the island's second port and the northern terminus of the Manx Electric Railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9660c472-dd47-44d9-8f5f-5d5067123123) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_leaving_Ramsey.JPG
### 1914
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-11). A souvenir box made by a German internee signing himself F.P.C. at the Douglas Aliens Detention Camp during the First World War. Fine handwork in bone, wood and straw is the best documented material category to come out of Manx internment, made by men with time and almost nothing else. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eba0fc22-a25e-40f3-b866-6a02444a26c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-11).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-3). One of a set of souvenir boxes made by the internee F.P.C. at the Douglas Aliens Detention Camp in the First World War. The Douglas camp, in a former Cunningham holiday camp, opened before Knockaloe and was the island's first. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bb643857-c70c-446a-b0ab-12bd5918503d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-3).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-18). Another souvenir box by the internee F.P.C., Douglas Aliens Detention Camp, First World War. Craft work of this kind was sold, traded and sent home, and it is one of the few ways interned men entered the record in their own hand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5c7286ae-0010-4b1a-bd5e-768fa6fa4806) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-18).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-6). A carved souvenir box from the Douglas Aliens Detention Camp, made by a German civilian interned on the island during the First World War. The maker is known only by the initials F.P.C. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad50f211-ab8e-4b0e-a23b-0d494fbeb160) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-6).jpg
- **1914**, Eerste Wereldoorlog, propaganda, ansichtkaarten, prentbriefkaarten, SFA018000848. An orchestra of German prisoners at the Douglas camp, First World War, reproduced on a propaganda postcard. Organised music, theatre and teaching recur through the whole century of Manx internment, in the WWI camps and again in the WWII camps at Douglas and Onchan. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5aacf65e-d4ed-41d8-82f4-c3863b0f4981) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eerste_Wereldoorlog,_propaganda,_ansichtkaarten,_prentbriefkaarten,_SFA018000848.jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-8). A souvenir box from the Douglas Aliens Detention Camp made by the internee F.P.C. during the First World War. Objects like these travelled: this one is now in the Auckland Museum collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8d31df4a-4db2-4bf9-80f4-8fd7461921f2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-8).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-7). Souvenir box carved by the German internee F.P.C. at Douglas during the First World War. Bone, wood and straw work of this kind is strongly attested in Manx museum collections. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ebcc07f4-a40e-4882-bd22-429746f91eb6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-7).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-12). A souvenir box made at the Douglas Aliens Detention Camp by the German internee F.P.C., First World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c4bc8e45-238c-49d8-b3b1-69d4ee37c795) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-12).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-14). Another of the F.P.C. souvenir boxes from Douglas Aliens Detention Camp. The Douglas camp was set up in a requisitioned holiday camp and preceded Knockaloe, which opened in November 1914. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/15f727a2-f564-44bd-b3a7-e84844244763) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-14).jpg
- **1914**, Box, souvenir (AM 2006.92.6-16). A souvenir box carved by the German internee F.P.C. at Douglas Aliens Detention Camp during the First World War, now in the Auckland Museum. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/da7a86ac-3c8c-40f3-bef8-62c527ddcf9f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Box,_souvenir_(AM_2006.92.6-16).jpg
### 1916
- **1916**, Waiting For Dinner in the Huts Art.IWMART17056. 'Waiting For Dinner in the Huts', painted inside a Manx internment camp in 1916, with bunks along the walls and clothing hung from hooks. Knockaloe was built of wooden huts, unlike the requisitioned boarding houses used in the Second World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9f5ba823-e919-4f68-afa9-ebbb4b25752a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waiting_For_Dinner_in_the_Huts_Art.IWMART17056.jpg
### 1917
- **1917**, Overnight Snowfall Melting Into Slush Art.IWMART17057. 'Overnight Snowfall Melting Into Slush', a camp yard between wooden huts, painted by an internee in 1917. Knockaloe held around 23,000 men, making it effectively one of the largest settlements in the Irish Sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6616fb59-2289-473b-b221-c165521bb4ae) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Overnight_Snowfall_Melting_Into_Slush_Art.IWMART17057.jpg
### 1918
- **1918**, View of a Pow Camp, Isle of Man, 1915-1919 Art.IWMART17053. A view down into a First World War prisoner camp on the island, painted by an internee between 1915 and 1919. WWI Knockaloe material is by far the better documented and more freely available seam of Manx internment imagery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9320700-85a8-4d3b-b856-94a9047e45c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_of_a_Pow_Camp,_Isle_of_Man,_1915-1919_Art.IWMART17053.jpg
- **1918**, George Kenner and brother Benno washing salt herrings on the Isle of Man PoW Camp 10.9.1918. George Kenner and his brother Benno washing salt herrings at Knockaloe in 1918. Kenner was a German civilian interned for the duration, and the paintings and drawings he made inside the camp are among the fullest visual records of it that exist. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0e4b0a8c-3fc0-47c9-91ae-69c766b76cb9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Kenner_and_brother_Benno_washing_salt_herrings_on_the_Isle_of_Man_PoW_Camp_10.9.1918.jpg
- **1918**, Storm and Rainbow, Symbol for Near End of War 1918 Art.IWMART17055. 'Storm and Rainbow, Symbol for Near End of War', painted in a Manx internment camp in 1918. The painter was one of the German civilians held at Knockaloe under Britain's enemy alien policy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4afb00d0-8621-4044-87fd-eeebd902371a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Storm_and_Rainbow,_Symbol_for_Near_End_of_War_1918_Art.IWMART17055.jpg
### 1919
- **1919**, Last Supper Before Returning Feb. 1919 Art.IWMART17054. 'Last Supper Before Returning', February 1919, painted inside a Manx internment camp as men prepared to leave. Knockaloe operated until 1919, four months after the armistice. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4e280bda-c607-467d-ad60-149b71e86e88) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Last_Supper_Before_Returning_Feb._1919_Art.IWMART17054.jpg
### 1948
- **1948**, Manx Gaelic recording - Ned Maddrell (Last native Manx Speaker). Archive audio of Ned Maddrell speaking Manx Gaelic. Maddrell, a fisherman from Cregneash (Creneash), was the last native speaker from a Manx-speaking community and died on 27 December 1974. He learned Gaelg from his great-aunt Margaret Taubman, who had no English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b42e54e2-1f7e-439c-995e-b241397d6871) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-286xpqtC7M
- **1948**, \[SA 0042\] Ellyn yn ny Geal concert in Douglas. A concert recording held in the Manx sound archive. Audio of this kind survives because recording equipment was sent to the island in 1948 at the direction of Eamon de Valera, then Taoiseach, to capture the last native speakers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bc29ae12-4f1f-474a-b5ad-0e876f30eba5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji1QT00dGgc
- **1948**, \[SA 0041\] Interview with John Thomas Kaighen speaking Manx Gaelic and a choir rehearsal. An archival recording of a native Manx speaker. Recording equipment was sent to the island in 1948 at the direction of Eamon de Valera, then Taoiseach, specifically to capture the last native speakers, which is why audio of them exists at all. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/29561317-b777-4d68-b206-5bd9e97056ef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSMgRgXVu34
- **1948**, Manx language and dialect archive recordings: Skeealyn Vannin, Disk 2 Track 7iii. An archive recording from Skeealyn Vannin, Manx National Heritage's published collection of Manx language and dialect recordings made of the island's last native speakers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b76e21d1-ab5c-4a2b-bee2-1a196e195454) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okSAzhMpN-8
- **1948**, Manx language and dialect archive recordings: Skeealyn Vannin, Disk 2 Track 7ii. A Skeealyn Vannin archive track. Recording equipment was sent to the island in 1948 at the direction of Eamon de Valera, then Taoiseach, specifically to capture the last native speakers of Manx Gaelic before the generation was gone. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7de4afff-c072-4150-9d76-8bc1bc6f4089) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsedTE7d5Vc
- **1948**, Manx language and dialect archive recordings: Skeealyn Vannin, Disk 2 Track 6ii. An archive recording of spoken Manx from the Skeealyn Vannin collection held by Manx National Heritage. Actual audio of native Gaelg speakers survives because the Irish state intervened in 1948. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/842407f2-fb5f-4f15-8d4a-677ed5f00d59) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SlLqfs3TgU
### 1950
- **1950**, Isle of Man TT 1950. Footage of the 1950 Isle of Man TT. By this date the race had been running over the 37.73-mile Mountain Course since 1911; the first TT of 1907 was held on the shorter St John's Short Course on the west of the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5199a9cc-0dc5-4674-9030-ddb0be518ba4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpSa17ZNgy4
### 1951
- **1951**, Geoff Duke Isle of Man TT 1951. Geoff Duke at the 1951 Isle of Man TT. Duke won the Senior and Junior TTs that year and went on to six world championships, and he later settled on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e7469f47-955c-4144-8462-af8c5b31083b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geoff_Duke_Isle_of_Man_TT_1951.jpg
### 1963
- **1963**, Manx Electric Railway, Laxey - 1963. The Manx Electric Railway at Laxey in 1963. The MER passed through several changes of ownership and near-closure in the twentieth century before the Manx government took it on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0e1e79e4-40fe-4c5a-af8d-b04c0049a49f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_Electric_Railway,_Laxey_%E2%80%93_1963_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6470335.jpg
- **1963**, Snaefell Mountain Railway - 1963. The Snaefell Mountain Railway in 1963. The line has been carrying passengers to the island's highest point since 1895 without interruption of its route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ba926847-142b-4274-9df8-35b103c5a343) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_Mountain_Railway_%E2%80%93_1963_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6470342.jpg
### 1966
- **1966**, Tynwald, Isle of Man. Tynwald Hill at St John's, photographed in December 1966. The mound is stepped in four tiers, and the ceremony held on it is the reason Tynwald describes itself as the oldest parliament in continuous existence; Iceland's Althing was founded earlier, in 930, but was suspended between 1800 and 1845. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/034de5f4-e553-41c9-8fad-71491c34df12) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/38883051@N03/51006195106/
### 1970
- **1970**, Kirk Michael Station, IOM. Kirk Michael station in 1970. The line through Kirk Michael on the west coast closed in the 1960s, and its trackbed is now a walking route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/832c174a-9076-49af-bdaf-28fde40dc69f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kirk_Michael_Station,_IOM_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2283543.jpg
- **1970**, 1970: MANX ALIVE! Life on the Isle of Man \| Man Alive \| Voice of the People \| BBC Archive. The BBC's 'Man Alive' filmed island life in 1970. The island's population at the 2021 census was 84,069, of whom just under half were born on the island and 38.2 per cent in the United Kingdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/699114c9-ea00-4aad-b100-a54c146dc456) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQElBkdj-ac
### 1972
- **1972**, Fishing boats at Peel, Isle of Man. Fishing boats at Peel in 1972. The island's herring fleet had already collapsed by then: from over 300 nickeys based on the island in 1879 to just 25 boats in 1922, and the modern Manx fishery is scallop and queen scallop. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b93a4fad-2d79-401c-bbe3-bc4679a41ab3) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1413305
### 1973
- **1973**, Summerland, Douglas, Isle of Man, & the tragic 1973 fire, by band members Mike & Linda Fletcher. A song by band members on the Summerland fire of 2 August 1973 at Douglas (Doolish), in which fifty people died. It remains the island's deadliest peacetime disaster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/19666b80-1568-4e01-a008-c6b74a83d13c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHZjfW3M-vs
- **1973**, Manx Electric Railway train approaching Cornaa 1973. Manx Electric Railway winter saloon 21 with trailer 41 approaching Cornaa in 1973, on the way to Ramsey. The northern half of the line runs through the glens of the east coast and was under threat of closure through much of this period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2c3457dc-6167-4bce-88d6-8050a8370a65) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6418892
### 1975
- **1975**, Isle of Man Holiday 1970s. Amateur film of an Isle of Man holiday in the 1970s. The mass market for the island was Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers travelling on Wakes Weeks, a trade that declined sharply as cheap air travel to the Mediterranean spread. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a7579f84-9e16-4286-ba9f-71e8fe99c7ef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QFkvfmUSR0
### 1979
- **1979**, View from the Laxey Wheel. Laxey village seen from the top of Lady Isabella in 1979. The wheel stands over 22 metres in diameter and visitors climb the stair around its rim. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8aacb484-3ae6-47e6-bd03-5285b9a5d9e1) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3445813
- **1979**, Ferry on the Mersey. An Isle of Man ferry on the Mersey in 1979. The heyday of holiday traffic had passed by then, but the boats were still packed at peak times. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6db6af38-2677-4e17-ac79-5c1496109767) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3891844
### 1982
- **1982**, 05882 (858) 30-06-1982 of the Isle of Man Railways steam tank locomotive No 11 "Maitland" at Douglas, Isle.... Isle of Man Railway steam tank locomotive No. 11, photographed on 30 June 1982. The line's locomotives are Beyer, Peacock two-foot-six-inch gauge engines, some over a century old and still working. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/68edec82-4339-4bdb-8b81-a7b4986b9867) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/25653307@N03/23674237499/
### 1985
- **1985**, Laxey Wheel, 1980s - Film 7211. Film archive footage of the Laxey Wheel in the 1980s. The wheel had ceased industrial work with the mines and was already a visitor attraction, restored and maintained as a monument. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/60a47c29-a6d0-4503-bc27-d9280e8dfccf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFP5IQs96ws
### 1986
- **1986**, 1986 Isle of Man TT 80th Anniversary Documentary. A documentary made for the 80th anniversary of the TT in 1986. Counting from the first race of 28 May 1907, organised by the Auto-Cycle Club over ten laps of the St John's Short Course with 25 entrants. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e6a00287-1d64-48ac-ab2f-06f51fd3e512) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQtNh2qPwoc
### 1988
- **1988**, The train now departing - Steam on the Isle of Man - 1988. Steam on the Isle of Man in 1988. The Steam Railway was reduced to the Douglas to Port Erin line in the 1960s and 1970s after the rest of the network closed, and has run continuously since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b89fdd5-8b08-42cd-8183-e17fab3a5f3c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p_gF4OW61c
### 1992
- **1992**, JoeyDunlopTT1992Gooseneck125ccm. Joey Dunlop at the Gooseneck on his 125cc machine at the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Dunlop was Northern Irish rather than Manx, took 26 TT wins and was killed in a road race in Estonia in 2000. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3d87e616-b9ce-41a1-bf1d-2d02b5f8713a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:JoeyDunlopTT1992Gooseneck125ccm.jpg
- **1992**, Isle of Man TT Races RC30. Nick Jefferies on a Honda RC30 at Creg-ny-Baa during the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Creg-ny-Baa is the right-hander at the bottom of the mountain descent and one of the best known spectator points on the course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0b3cec4c-6186-465a-8a93-22ef5cc68bf0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_TT_Races_RC30.jpg
- **1992**, Isle of Man Steam Railway with footplate (cab) ride June 1992. A footplate ride on the Isle of Man Steam Railway in June 1992. The three foot gauge line has run from Douglas to Port Erin since the nineteenth century and is publicly owned. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/507fb0c2-620d-4463-b343-2077410a41ab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-rgWusPoD0
- **1992**, RobertDunlopTT92Start. Robert Dunlop at the start of the 1992 Isle of Man TT. Robert was Joey Dunlop's brother, and the family's association with the island's road racing spans four decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/886a26fc-5453-4f7f-a62e-1037e56ca64d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RobertDunlopTT92Start.jpg
### 1993
- **1993**, The Laxey Wheel as seen from Mines Road, Laxey. The Laxey Wheel from Mines Road, 1993. The wheel was designed by Robert Casement and named for Lady Isabella Hope, wife of Lieutenant Governor Charles Hope. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a47febc9-29ff-4490-9147-182cd9e1a1e2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Laxey_Wheel_as_seen_from_Mines_Road,_Laxey_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6471004.jpg
- **1993**, IOM Manx Electric Railway Centenary 1893-1993. The centenary of the Manx Electric Railway, marked in 1993. The line opened in 1893 and cars 1 and 2 of that first year are still in service, which is the basis of its claim to be the oldest electric tram line running its original stock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c44e503c-f6cd-429c-8b87-214ae6806a2b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPqHhiwvmQo
### 1995
- **1995**, Perree Bane: Manx dancing at Yn Chruinnaght 1995. Perree Bane is one of the island's dance sides, formed to perform the Manx dance repertoire. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ebc8b591-dbc6-4e69-b327-6a9f5e759bd1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9owOEy_TZs
### 1996
- **1996**, Groudle Glen Railway Centenary 1996. The centenary of the Groudle Glen Railway in 1996. The two foot gauge line opened in 1896 to carry Victorian holidaymakers from Groudle Glen out to a headland zoo, and was restored by volunteers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1a505173-b632-4b9b-9904-8760175f50f9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YNombK0BDw
### 1997
- **1997**, Songs of Praise - Peel Castle, Isle of Man, 1997 (Part 1). Songs of Praise recorded at Peel Castle in 1997. The castle on St Patrick's Isle was originally built by the Norse in the eleventh century and later held the cathedral of the diocese of Sodor and Man. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31a83a03-d146-46aa-8b26-3d381dd4ab82) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WDsU8-BusM
### 1998
- **1998**, Isle of Man Sea Terminal. The Isle of Man Sea Terminal at Douglas. The terminal is the island's principal point of arrival and sits at the head of the harbour that made Douglas the capital. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/08cbe77b-d3b2-4797-a449-a06238ee6d96) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_Sea_Terminal_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4639616.jpg
- **1998**, Race Commentary - 1998 Senior TT. Manx Radio's original race commentary on the 1998 Senior TT, the blue riband race of the meeting. The Senior is run over six laps of the 37.73-mile Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3299bde2-4b1e-4b71-9142-fa233aa10666) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffrUuT90Feg
### 1999
- **1999**, Niarbyl - Thatched fisherman's cottage at Niarbyl Bay. A thatched fisherman's cottage at Niarbyl Bay on the west coast. Niarbyl means 'the tail' in Manx, from the reef running out from the shore, and the cottages sit directly on the beach where boats were worked. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e98eebcd-06af-4c51-94de-8a79747f6692) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Niarbyl_-_Thatched_fisherman%27s_cottage_at_Niarbyl_Bay_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1676619.jpg
- **1999**, Douglas - Marine Drive (A37) - Coastal scenery. Coastal scenery from Marine Drive, the A37 south of Douglas. The road was cut as a Victorian scenic route along the cliffs and is now partly closed to traffic by rockfall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e24c939a-a699-4e0d-a3f7-aa2f417bb295) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Marine_Drive_(A37)_-_Coastal_scenery_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1668122.jpg
- **1999**, Douglas - Marine Drive (A37) - Coastline. The coastline from Marine Drive, the A37 south of Douglas. Marine Drive was built as a Victorian toll road for carriages and trams along the cliff edge. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a52ffaa-83cb-404a-b9dd-8a131339f8f4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Marine_Drive_(A37)_-_Coastline_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1668106.jpg
- **1999**, Cregneash - View of village from south. Cregneash (Creneash) seen from the south. The village is run as a living museum by Manx National Heritage and presents traditional croft life alongside Loaghtan sheep. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/487b640c-3f84-49ae-a40b-94e7d1e54dd1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_-_View_of_village_from_south_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1667408.jpg
- **1999**, Cregneash - Folk Museum tearoom interior. The tearoom interior at Cregneash Folk Museum. By 1848 J. G. Cumming already observed that few islanders, and perhaps none of the young, spoke no English at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4b63186-3e66-4afe-bd56-102c784cb754) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_-_Folk_Museum_tearoom_interior_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1667384.jpg
- **1999**, Douglas - Central Promenade along Douglas Bay. Central Promenade along Douglas Bay. The unbroken run of Victorian and Edwardian frontage is the physical record of the mass tourism boom; the same terraces were sealed behind wire as an internment camp in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a682684c-66fe-40f9-9051-3ec28ddfaebf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Central_Promenade_along_Douglas_Bay_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1676780.jpg
- **1999**, Niarbyl - Horse back rider and thatched cottage. A rider and a thatched cottage at Niarbyl on the west coast, filed under racing. Niarbyl is a fishing hamlet on the coast road and is not part of the Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3c8424e-9846-4cce-bf17-5d7a9adef5f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Niarbyl_-_Horse_back_rider_and_thatched_cottage_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1668376.jpg
- **1999**, Douglas - Central Promenade - Sunrise to the east. Central Promenade, Douglas (Doolish), at sunrise. Central Promenade Camp opened here in June 1940 and held over 2,000 internees by the end of that month, predominantly Italian; it closed after about ten months and became an RAF base. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/929982c4-16ed-43e1-bcc3-e3a039b07fe5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Central_Promenade_-_Sunrise_to_the_east_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1668066.jpg
### 2000
- **2000**, TT Archive: 2000 Lightweight TT - Full Commentary. Archive commentary on the 2000 Lightweight TT. Joey Dunlop won the Ultra Lightweight race at this meeting, his 26th and final TT victory; he was killed in a road race in Estonia a few weeks later. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/909ab068-9149-435c-8aa1-32b76fc1895b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi4jZarg8oA
- **2000**, TT Archive: 2000 Formula One - Full Commentary. Archive commentary on the 2000 Formula One TT. This was Joey Dunlop's final TT meeting, at which he took the last of his 26 wins. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f3071802-685a-4e7c-a686-3bd9e5a481a7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9VjsA_MprQ
### 2003
- **2003**, The cliffs of Spanish Head. 's southern end. The name is attached to a legend of a wrecked Spanish galleon, for which no evidence has been found; the same Armada story is also told to explain the tailless Manx cat, and is folklore in both cases. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6df4afa4-8c33-48f0-ad46-60fefce655fc) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1306
- **2003**, Laxey - The Mines Trail - T-Rocker. The T-rocker on the Laxey Mines Trail, which converted the horizontal motion of the pump rod into vertical motion at the shaft. The Great Laxey Wheel was a pump, not a mill: it lifted floodwater from the Glen Mooar workings up to the Main Adit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d067dc6d-7856-4937-b431-0920285ddfb6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_-_The_Mines_Trail_-_T-Rocker_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1707277.jpg
- **2003**, Douglas - Marine Drive - Road closure at SW end. The road closure at the south-west end of Marine Drive. The cliff route has been progressively abandoned to landslip since the Victorian period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/42418988-d805-4ecd-8055-9806d2ec0a26) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Marine_Drive_-_Road_closure_at_SW_end_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1681270.jpg
- **2003**, Laxey - The Mines Trail - InsideThe Old Adit. Inside the Old Adit on the Laxey Mines Trail. The Main Adit drained the workings out to the Laxey river and the sea, and it is the drainage system the great wheel existed to serve. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6e51ef50-c687-420d-8dd2-ff5f053e305a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_-_The_Mines_Trail_-_InsideThe_Old_Adit_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1707234.jpg
- **2003**, Laxey Wheel - View to southwest. The Laxey Wheel under repair and repainting in 2003, in preparation for the 150th anniversary of Lady Isabella. Manx National Heritage, which operates the site, describes it as the largest working waterwheel in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/895cb278-3501-4daf-ad61-24621e0e25ee) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Wheel_-_View_to_southwest_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1706949.jpg
- **2003**, Laxey - Mines Trail - Machine House, Engine House. The Machine House of 1856 and the Engine House on the Laxey Mines Trail. The surface buildings survive where the underground workings are long since sealed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/81423adf-a6ad-4179-9030-84c625120a03) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_-_Mines_Trail_-_Machine_House,_Engine_House_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1707286.jpg
- **2003**, Cregneash Village - Village Sign. The village sign at Cregneash (Creneash), the folk village run by Manx National Heritage. This was Ned Maddrell's village; he was born here in 1877 and is described as the last speaker who grew up in a Manx-speaking community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/edf9569b-9dd3-45c9-a61e-2195cf8762a0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Village_-_Village_Sign_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1690687.jpg
- **2003**, Douglas - Harris Promenade - Sefton Hotel. The Sefton Hotel on Harris Promenade, Douglas. The Sefton was among the buildings requisitioned in the Second World War, when the island's empty boarding houses were turned into internment camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ca62921-80cf-4cfd-8a94-ed05b37b4743) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Harris_Promenade_-_Sefton_Hotel_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1681289.jpg
- **2003**, Laxey - Cart used to haul ore from Laxey Mine. A cart used to haul ore from Laxey Mine. The Great Laxey Mine Railway, a narrow gauge line serving the workings, has been partly restored. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8d52924d-91fb-43de-8901-841b1d44e438) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_-_Cart_used_to_haul_ore_from_Laxey_Mine_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1707291.jpg
- **2003**, Cregneash - Village lane past The Weaver's House. A village lane at Cregneash past the Weaver's House. Culture Vannin, the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, was established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982 and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e8877ee5-3dda-436f-b53e-bc321f84d42f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_-_Village_lane_past_The_Weaver%27s_House_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1717103.jpg
- **2003**, Douglas - 'Stabit' on display near Loch Promenade. 'Stabit' on display near Loch Promenade, Douglas. The name comes from the island's motto, 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit', whichever way you throw it it will stand, which is Latin and dates from the 17th century, later than the triskelion itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/504b7b5a-ad9e-4248-a542-b43d161cfd44) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_%27Stabit%27_on_display_near_Loch_Promenade_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1681794.jpg
- **2003**, Cregneash Village - Lane, thatched cottage, Museum. A thatched cottage and lane at Cregneash Village. Thatch, whitewash and low stone walls are the surviving fabric of Manx crofting, preserved here as a working museum rather than a reconstruction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fc47687c-970a-4a1e-a669-0d502d74c67a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Village_-_Lane,_thatched_cottage,_Museum_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1692101.jpg
- **2003**, Douglas - Duke Street - Feegan's Lounge. Feegan's Lounge on Duke Street, Douglas, in 2003. The pubs and lounges behind the promenade served a resident trade year round rather than the summer visitors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/73ec1fbf-6865-4d3f-9bca-b7f000d0da20) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_-_Duke_Street_-_Feegan%27s_Lounge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1682100.jpg
- **2003**, Cregneash Village - Village lane off A31. A village lane off the A31 at Cregneash, used as a funeral procession route in the film 'Waking Ned Devine'. The village's unaltered fabric is what makes it filmable, and it is the reason Manx National Heritage keeps it in working condition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e9851521-ff02-43b6-8d4c-833b8f700682) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Village_-_Village_lane_off_A31_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1690690.jpg
- **2003**, Isle of Man Steam Operated Railways 2003. Steam operation on the island's railways in 2003. The Isle of Man Steam Railway has run since the 1870s and its surviving locomotives include Loch and Maitland, both built by Beyer Peacock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fda359fb-0216-4ab9-b715-95db07b8649f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iL267xeXN0
- **2003**, Cregneash Village - The Smithy taking a break. The smithy at Cregneash Village taking a break. Every current speaker of Manx is what scholars call a new speaker, having acquired the language other than by transmission in the home. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4e6ce8a5-fae5-4e18-8dfc-39b1afee2f9f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Village_-_The_Smithy_taking_a_break_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1692050.jpg
### 2004
- **2004**, SnaefellMtnRly1-NrLaxey-CIMG0402. Snaefell Mountain Railway train No. 1 descending towards Laxey. The mountain cars have run this line since 1895 and use a bow collector on the overhead. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1829fdaf-304a-49fa-8e4a-834bda385cd9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SnaefellMtnRly1-NrLaxey-CIMG0402.jpg
- **2004**, Derby Castle, Manx Electric Railway. Derby Castle, the Douglas terminus of the Manx Electric Railway. The depot and workshops here maintain cars that are over a century old. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2eb0e83f-a5ca-4cb1-bd68-70b5d999607c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Derby_Castle,_Manx_Electric_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1677057.jpg
### 2005
- **2005**, Skyhill farm, Isle of Man. Skyhill farm above the Glen Auldyn valley, with views to North Barrule. Skyhill was the site of Godred Crovan's decisive battle in 1079, after which he took Mann and founded the Crovan dynasty. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ff81bba8-e976-420a-b31e-44dfdfb1e093) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/35237
- **2005**, View of Ballaterson Manor from the Crossroads. Ballaterson Manor seen from the crossroads, a modern house rather than a medieval one. Manx farm names beginning Balla, from balley, a farm or homestead, are among the most common place-name elements on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5553fe92-1b2f-44e2-bafd-cd74d5301096) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/60133
- **2005**, Sulby Glen - Isle of Man. The young Sulby river running over rocks in Sulby Glen. The glen is the largest on the island and cuts back into the central massif below Snaefell. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a589e536-ca1a-48ce-b465-6e11288134d5) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/31558
- **2005**, The Beach at Glen Maye, Isle of Man. The beach at the bottom of Glen Maye gorge on the west coast. The island's glens are wooded ravines running down to the sea and are a distinct Manx landscape category. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a5b3f113-a477-4c95-9630-7d01932b1f9f) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/41636
- **2005**, Ewan Hamilton. A rider on the Snaefell Mountain Course, 31 August 2005. 2005 was the deadliest year in the course's history with eleven deaths across the whole season, most of them at the August and September Manx Grand Prix rather than the June TT. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/716bb550-bbc1-457f-9f38-d95402380851) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ewan_Hamilton.JPG
### 2006
- **2006**, TYN06 DW-1. Tynwald Hill at St John's, 2006. Laws promulgated here are read in both Manx and English, which makes Gaelg a working language of the constitution rather than only a heritage one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6fceb48b-de32-4636-b62d-bd4839c8c573) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/7763540@N05/468830548/
- **2006**, Manx Flag. A Manx flag hanging with others from the ceiling of a bar in Key West, Florida. The triskelion is one of the most travelled Manx exports, carried by a heavy nineteenth and early twentieth century emigration, particularly to the United States and Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e80e8306-41b9-469f-9125-e04c0bcd559b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/40646519@N00/1842567333/
- **2006**, TYN06 DW-4. Tynwald Hill and its processional way at St John's, 2006. Tynwald is Tinvaal in Manx, and the High Court of Tynwald is Ard-whaiyl Tinvaal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a12290b-e23c-49cc-a1e5-d8708b647eff) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/7763540@N05/468832052/
- **2006**, Footpath at Aldrick, Isle of Man. The coastal footpath at Aldrick between Port Erin and the Sound. The Raad ny Foillan, the Road of the Gull, is the waymarked path that encircles the whole island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7afd1fdb-7c9c-4368-be61-c98c5be95804) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/190170
- **2006**, Man sheep.. A Manx Loaghtan sheep. The breed's name comes from the Manx lugh dhoan, mouse brown; by the 1950s only 43 animals survived, and the Rare Breeds Survival Trust raised it to priority status in 2025 because numbers are falling again, with fewer than 1,500 registered breeding females. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ee3a301f-6467-4580-a173-800752575709) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Man_sheep..jpg
- **2006**, Lighthouses, foghorn & tholtan (derelict building), Calf of Man. The lighthouses, foghorn and a tholtan, a derelict building, on the Calf of Man. The lights are now unoccupied following automation, though the central foghorn is still in use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d6995160-4d6b-4a89-9abb-c836e7e138af) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/737294
- **2006**, MER 9, Groudle Glen, 2006 (01). Manx Electric Railway car No. 9 at Groudle Glen station. The MER opened in stages from 1893 and reached Ramsey in 1899. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/24a5f7f2-9297-4f73-a903-e3215d3c1339) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MER_9,_Groudle_Glen,_2006_(01).jpg
- **2006**, Little Isabella, Groudle Glen, 2006 (01). Little Isabella at Groudle Glen. The Groudle Glen Railway is a two-foot gauge line built to carry visitors to a coastal zoo, and it is now preserved and running again. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/66f14006-1b64-4f43-8c65-f800b9380714) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Little_Isabella,_Groudle_Glen,_2006_(01).jpg
- **2006**, Isle of Man Steam Railway - train in Colby station. An Isle of Man Steam Railway train at Colby station. The southern line runs from Douglas through Ballasalla, Castletown, Colby and Port St Mary to Port Erin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d89fa5b5-7191-4b4a-a43e-8baaf3f3cc01) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_Steam_Railway_-_train_in_Colby_station.jpg
### 2007
- **2007**, Castletown. Castle Rushen at Castletown (Balley Chashtal). The castle was the seat of the Lords of Mann and the island's centre of government, and the Revestment Act was read publicly here on 11 July 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a86f47a-4dd8-4021-b2de-f9997dbe6d8f) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/37804979@N00/1779347540/
- **2007**, Part of the Meayll Circle. 18 metre circle, a plan not found elsewhere in the British Isles in this form. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/829816cd-04a5-4bc9-a6d0-65dca0e2661a) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/642642
- **2007**, Peel general view of castle Isle of Man England. A photochrome print of Peel Castle. The castle's red sandstone curtain wall encloses the whole of St Patrick's Isle. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9d2d8b55-be9a-4847-aeb0-2e0ed4da2d02) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_general_view_of_castle_Isle_of_Man_England.jpg
- **2007**, Cows alongside Side Burn. Cattle grazing beside a burn. Agriculture accounts for a small share of the island's economy today, but it shaped the field pattern and the sod hedges that define the lowland landscape. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4ab68755-dcd9-42f3-bfb2-a24e137c48c4) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/578006
- **2007**, Emeraude france douglas. The ferry Emeraude France in Douglas Harbour. The island's sea links run mainly to Liverpool and Heysham, with seasonal routes to Ireland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/450ce9ef-7aac-4839-a3ce-d823a78d7e36) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emeraude_france_douglas.jpg
- **2007**, Crossroads on the A14 Sulby to Sandygate Road. The crossroads on the A14 between Sulby and Sandygate, signposted to Ballaugh Curraghs. The Curragh is the island's largest wetland and holds a nationally important winter roost. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ecaa7ac8-15da-4b30-b2c1-723cf296d91a) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/405355
- **2007**, Cormorant1. A cormorant on the Manx coast. Shags and cormorants breed on the cliffs alongside kittiwakes, razorbills and the Manx shearwater. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ea79117f-9eb2-4a5e-ad7f-76016a240471) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cormorant1_(1778439505).jpg
- **2007**, Niarble view to the South - panoramio. Niarbyl looking south along the west coast. The bay's thatched cottages and reef make it one of the most photographed points on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/68543fac-101a-4125-b07a-05a91eb074b7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Niarble_view_to_the_South_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2007**, Calf of Man. The Calf of Man (Yn Cholloo). The Manx shearwater, Puffinus puffinus, takes its scientific and common name from the island; the Calf colony was devastated by rats historically and has been the subject of restoration work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b5df289a-81c7-4afe-9073-fc79aaac0729) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Calf_of_Man_(1793566075).jpg
- **2007**, Groudle Glen Hotel and tram station Isle of Man England. A photochrome print of the Groudle Glen hotel and tram station with Manx Electric Railway tram No. 5. Groudle Glen was one of the pleasure grounds built along the electric line to give the trams somewhere to carry people to. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9f20dff-b090-4523-b090-f9bc753bcf33) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Groudle_Glen_Hotel_and_tram_station_Isle_of_Man_England.jpg
- **2007**, Mooragh Park Lake Ramsey BW. Mooragh Park at Ramsey (Rhumsaa). Mooragh Camp opened on 27 May 1940 with a first intake of 823 internees and ran until September 1945. Like every Manx WWII camp it was made of requisitioned boarding houses enclosed in barbed wire rather than purpose-built compounds, and it held Nazi sympathisers and Jewish men together. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1c2b2847-5490-44b4-a4e3-1ae1d0ab0a49) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/37804979@N00/2781953634/
### 2008
- **2008**, Liverpool scene from Pier Head landing stage. Liverpool's Pier Head landing stage, the former berth for the Isle of Man ferry. The service now runs from the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal on Triskelion Way, named for the island's three legs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/62a81f65-7bce-4f20-b56e-4d9573fe2d66) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8004061
- **2008**, Bee Gees - Ellan Vannin (unofficial anthem of Isle of Man ). Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/19549033-b17e-430f-887f-a8a00c6b04fc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ_9kCYzkMI
- **2008**, Queen's Promenade, Douglas. (Doolish), looking north. Tynwald moved from Castletown to Douglas in 1874, following the population and the money to the resort capital. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9fc4cc23-0469-4554-8d4c-3c01c314bb72) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8004719
- **2008**, View to Castletown seafront from Irish Quay. Castletown (Balley Chashtal) seafront from Irish Quay, with the tower of King William's College behind. Castletown was the island's capital and the seat of the House of Keys until 1874. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/adde2831-1fd5-4b05-b6ee-09a0d95bfcab) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8006315
- **2008**, Castle Rushen. 's courts, prison and administration for centuries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bd02eb0f-abc1-401e-acf6-2216d87012fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06H1gncV1JM
- **2008**, Watch Tower. A tower at Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle. The castle was originally built by the Norse in the 11th century and stands on the islet joined to Peel by a causeway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c1f1e0b6-a74d-4b3a-aca8-72f64d297b31) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/23765024@N05/2344326620/
- **2008**, Douglas Bay Isle Of Man Panorama Source1. Douglas Bay. The town became the island's resort capital on the back of the steamer trade, with a promenade of boarding houses built to receive Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers on their Wakes Weeks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eba169a1-a62d-4f15-9fe8-7a27f2308e1b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Bay_Isle_Of_Man_Panorama_Source1.JPG
- **2008**, Bunscoill Gaelgagh. An early report on the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. The school opened at St John's in September 2001 and moved into the island's mainstream education structure in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0d21dcad-2b4f-4e0a-af7b-b265edfcd237) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQi-OWYy05k
- **2008**, Snaefell,Isle of Man Steam Packet. The Steam Packet fast craft Snaefell at Douglas. The company was founded in 1830 because crossings before then were irregular and unreliable and the island could be cut off for weeks, which makes the Steam Packet a self-determination story as much as a transport one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7e0b9c1d-cd1d-4863-8d15-c9988b7e62de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell,Isle_of_Man_Steam_Packet_(3159955599).jpg
- **2008**, Learn Manx Gaelic with Adrian Cain. Learning Manx with Adrian Cain, the island's Manx Language Development Officer. The post is employed by Culture Vannin, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982 as the Manx Heritage Foundation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4f6b6780-5fde-47bd-a387-1a9a0a8753c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPykRalXOkE
- **2008**, Spanish Head from Black Head. Spanish Head seen from Black Head, with the Chicken Rock lighthouse in the distance. Chicken Rock stands off the Calf of Man and was for decades one of the loneliest keepers' postings in the British Isles before automation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/808c4dbc-dff0-4edc-8564-5f0db2601ea6) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1070675
- **2008**, Isle-of-Man--Douglas--Jubilee-clock-2. The Jubilee clock in Douglas, also known as the Victoria Clock. It was erected for Queen Victoria's jubilee, in the decades when the resort trade was at its height. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c541545e-56d7-4435-833d-5b03aa23587f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle-of-Man--Douglas--Jubilee-clock-2.JPG
- **2008**, Isle-of-Man--Douglas--The-Henry-Bloom-Noble-Library-1. The Henry Bloom Noble Library in Douglas. Noble was a Manx philanthropist whose bequests funded much of the town's public provision in the resort era. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ad9b0fb-31b3-410e-a0b0-172294c9f843) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle-of-Man--Douglas--The-Henry-Bloom-Noble-Library-1.JPG
- **2008**, Tram at Derby Castle terminus of Manx Electric Railway. A tram at the Derby Castle terminus of the Manx Electric Railway. Derby Castle is where the horse tramway along Douglas promenade meets the electric line north, so a passenger can cross the island on Victorian traction alone. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30cf52cd-a6f3-4952-808f-a3c291682760) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tram_at_Derby_Castle_terminus_of_Manx_Electric_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8004733.jpg
- **2008**, Arandora Star Part 4 of 4. Part four of a documentary series on the Arandora Star. The ship was carrying more than 1,600 men although designed for about 500; the sinking on 2 July 1940 changed British public opinion on internment and releases followed from later that year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a6f651a-c832-429c-80f7-c1ad09622d8f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b96d0IwFitU
### 2009
- **2009**, House-of-Manannan vikinger Peel-Man 03. A display at the House of Manannan in Peel (Purt ny hInshey) showing a longship being put ashore. Manannan mac Lir is the island's tutelary sea god of legend, said to shroud Ellan Vannin in mist to hide it from invaders; the museum named for him interprets the Norse-Gaelic period through objects and reconstruction because no contemporary image of any king of Mann exists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/71028251-8de2-4a78-b344-8c7b71591c79) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:House-of-Manannan_vikinger_Peel-Man_03.jpg
- **2009**, Manannan Douglas. HSC Manannan in Douglas Harbour. The Steam Packet fast craft is named for the legendary sea god Manannan mac Lir, whose cloak of mist is the island's living idiom for its sea fog. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/14ab1411-3a46-454f-892d-8fefa35489dc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manannan_Douglas.jpg
- **2009**, Funny song Manx Kipper Song. A comic song about the Manx kipper. Smoked herring remains the island's best-known food export. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3020d337-ed1c-42b0-8e75-ff0a3f16d3de) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axyHcMHXC5g
- **2009**, House-of-Manannan Peel-Man 01. Part of the House of Manannan at Peel, with sculptures of Vikings dragging a longship through the window display. Museum reconstruction of this kind is interpretation and should not be read as a picture of the Norse-Gaelic kingdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3288f62c-14ae-41e0-a27d-0d51b5943d81) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:House-of-Manannan_Peel-Man_01.jpg
- **2009**, Old House Of Keys, Castletown, Isle Of Man.. The Old House of Keys at Castletown (Balley Chashtal), seat of the Manx parliament until it moved to Douglas in 1874. The House of Keys was self-electing until the House of Keys Election Act 1866, a closed body that filled its own vacancies; the first popular elections were held in April 1867. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/59b029cf-ed1b-4dbf-8ee4-0f411d05566c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54238124@N00/3881387220/
- **2009**, Manx Tradition: Arrane Ghelbee (Dalby Song). A traditional Manx Gaelic song from the island's collected repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/899ce515-0182-4013-817e-895431283534) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OG7LRHpMqU
- **2009**, House-of-Manannan vikinger Peel-Man 04. Viking figures on display at the House of Manannan, Peel. The Norse-Gaelic kingdom that ruled here was a hybrid society, and its real material evidence is the runic crosses that cut Scandinavian myth alongside Christian imagery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/27e6e70b-8e2b-40f7-a910-7a86c74ea021) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:House-of-Manannan_vikinger_Peel-Man_04.jpg
- **2009**, Peel Harbour [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4cf69ab2-06ff-4f72-9779-f15d1e14bd20) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1420186
- **2009**, Great Laxey Wheel, mineral mine hitech from 18th century. The Great Laxey Wheel. It is a pumping engine, not a mill: the wheel drove rods along a viaduct to lift water from the mine workings up to the Main Adit, which drained to the Laxey River and the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9c5a0958-d6e5-4a50-bbf1-7aab40346699) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQZDcauh3uM
- **2009**, Waterwheel Viaduct, Laxey, Isle Of Man.. The waterwheel viaduct at Laxey. The wheel is water-powered because the island has no coal supply but an abundance of water, and the whole system was built around that constraint. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/65036659-7b2f-428f-95aa-37364cbe0413) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54238124@N00/3861607006/
- **2009**, May Landry 1. A kitten described by its shelter as a Manx mix. Taillessness in the Manx cat is caused by a dominant mutation in the T gene, Brachyury, and the same mutation causes Manx syndrome, a spinal and spinal-cord malformation with real welfare costs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bd2c72d4-d08d-4023-a526-73cb7783c42a) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/80778878@N00/3508037559/
- **2009**, Ramsey War Memorial, Isle Of Man.. The war memorial at Ramsey (Rhumsaa). The island's war memorials date mainly from after 1918, the year the Knockaloe internment camp was still operating a few miles away. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f15697c0-75b9-4a68-99de-103013b91f07) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54238124@N00/3852827126/
- **2009**, 2009 Kate's Cottage Michael Dunlop. Michael Dunlop at Kate's Cottage in 2009, a left-hand bend where the course starts its run down off the Snaefell mountain section. The descent from the mountain to Creg-ny-Baa is one of the fastest stretches of the circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0c8e41a8-87c6-4b9b-be48-fd8f57b0c1ad) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2009_Kate%27s_Cottage_Michael_Dunlop.JPG
- **2009**, Bwaane-Ned-Beg-Hom-Ruy. The cottage of Ned Beg Hom Ruy, the poet and Manx-language writer Edward Faragher, at Cregneash. Faragher was one of the last people to write literature in Manx from within a Manx-speaking community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0c0dd488-dc71-45d8-babb-78a1017419de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bwaane-Ned-Beg-Hom-Ruy.jpg
- **2009**, Norton Rotary RC588 Duckhams. Ian Simpson's 1994 rotary-engined Crighton Norton displayed at Nobles Park, Douglas, behind the TT grandstand, in 2009. The rotary Nortons won the Senior TT in 1992 and are among the most unusual machines to have taken the race. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ace5cb0f-39d4-41cd-be25-15e08903ea4d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norton_Rotary_RC588_Duckhams.jpg
- **2009**, 2008 October - Port Erin Bay in the Isle of Man on a stormy day. Port Erin bay on a stormy October day. Port Erin, Purt Chiarn in Manx, was half of the Rushen internment camp in 1940, when the wire enclosed the whole town. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f5dd8539-f432-4173-80a4-7bb04c9fec9a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n4CqTRTwTg
- **2009**, Loch Promenade - Douglas - Isle of Man - kingsley - 20-APR-09. The southern end of Loch Promenade in Douglas, with Manx flags on the flagpoles. Loch Promenade was reclaimed and built in the Victorian resort boom and is the front line of the town's boarding house trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31c919cc-3c6c-4556-ad37-d6d343167fea) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Loch_Promenade_-_Douglas_-_Isle_of_Man_-_kingsley_-_20-APR-09.jpg
- **2009**, Isle of Rum Manx shearwaters. Manx shearwaters filmed at their colony on the Isle of Rum in Scotland. The species is named for the Isle of Man, where the Calf of Man colony was historically devastated by rats, a bird whose Manx name is avoided at sea in favour of longtail. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7104bd2f-1464-40fc-94a5-dea8ba8add42) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNAlOPlEUtE
- **2009**, The Calf Of Man, Calf Sound, Isle Of Man.. The Calf of Man and Calf Sound. The Calf covers almost one square mile and is separated from the mainland by the Sound, and it is a bird observatory as well as a nature reserve. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1bdedf63-6851-4c82-a6d7-78462e53219f) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/54238124@N00/3886023079/
- **2009**, I.O.M. Fisheries Protection vessel at Douglas. The Isle of Man fisheries protection vessel Barrule entering Douglas Harbour. The island runs its own fisheries protection because it is a self-governing Crown Dependency with its own territorial sea, which is also the sea included in its UNESCO Biosphere designation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b48a4393-5ef4-4dcc-b30a-395dc64249b9) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1476055
- **2009**, Douglas Port, Isle of Man. Douglas Port. The harbour is the island's main freight and passenger gateway, and the reason the capital moved here from Castletown. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d0d1f2f6-1308-4976-b92d-8cddda9cc373) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Port,_Isle_of_Man_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3489747.jpg
### 2010
- **2010**, My Island Folk Music - The Ellan Vannin Tragedy.. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c9066ada-d077-450f-9383-930b2612640b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBlwvLe_8xI
- **2010**, St Johns Church at Night - panoramio. The Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist at St John's (Balley Keeill Eoin), at night. The chapel stands beside Tynwald Hill, and the ceremony on Tynwald Day moves between the two along a processional way. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cddca110-ed9c-428f-b206-d287300cdace) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St_Johns_Church_at_Night_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2010**, Steam Heritage Trail on the Isle of Man (56). A pub at St John's on the island's Steam Heritage Trail. St John's sits at the crossing of the island's main west road and was served by the Manx Northern Railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/713713e4-60f4-4cc5-9923-26f77e87e866) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Steam_Heritage_Trail_on_the_Isle_of_Man_(56)_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2114852.jpg
- **2010**, Intro to Manx Music & Dance DVD. An introduction to the Manx music and dance tradition, made to put the repertoire in front of players and dancers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8ade3887-87fc-4adb-b2e0-eae7f855a61c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_065EFM4LE
- **2010**, The Witches Mill at Castletown. (Balley Chashtal). The island's witchcraft associations are folklore and later revival rather than documented history, and the building's fame rests on twentieth century occult interest. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f8a05cbb-e234-4413-a5f5-bb1efe5858f8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Witches_Mill_at_Castletown_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1720240.jpg
- **2010**, House-of-Manannan Minneplate2002. A memorial plate for King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway, set into the wall of the House of Manannan at Peel in 2002. The island's Norse inheritance is real and institutional, but the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles was a Norse-Gaelic sea kingdom spanning Mann and the Hebrides, not a Norwegian outpost. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1fea2a4d-ffa1-496f-b6cd-c47fb03e2790) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:House-of-Manannan_Minneplate2002.jpg
- **2010**, Caarjyn Cooidjagh [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a613f440-86e3-4ff4-91a1-ed91193836ff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC1d3yeD2HA
- **2010**, Beside Peel Castle at Dusk - panoramio. Peel Castle at dusk. The castle stands on St Patrick's Isle, which carried a Christian community before the Norse arrived and a garrison long after they left. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b23e0d75-39b8-4bfd-985a-e3eb92617527) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Beside_Peel_Castle_at_Dusk_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2010**, Rushen Abbey. 's principal monastery and is associated with the compilation of the Chronicles of Mann, a 13th to 14th century source now held at the British Library. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/177cdb00-524e-479c-a5ea-d876fbbc651d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rushen_Abbey_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1843765.jpg
- **2010**, Isle of Man hydrofoil leaving the floating landing stage, Pier Head, Liverpool. The Isle of Man fast craft Manannan leaving the floating landing stage at Pier Head, Liverpool. The vessel carries the name of the island's legendary sea god. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/67a33a37-0ceb-427b-92c1-602caf805fd4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_hydrofoil_leaving_the_floating_landing_stage,_Pier_Head,_Liverpool_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1850372.jpg
- **2010**, Caarjyn Cooidjagh [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a9f76f94-8d9c-4e30-9550-a13549c6ec3b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZHc9d89_hU
- **2010**, The Great Laxey Wheel - Isle of Man. The Great Laxey Wheel. Manx National Heritage, which runs the site, describes it as the largest working waterwheel in the world; it opened on 27 September 1854. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d2406f48-50ea-41ec-87d0-56cfcabe5e44) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNLc5r3R8sc
- **2010**, Orrin Aged 4 Singing Ellan Vannin in Manx Gaelic. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/14b5038e-f555-4440-8969-0639b5ea3f61) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF8SC6-_tMI
- **2010**, IOM Peel German Cathedral by Malost. The Cathedral of St German at Peel Castle. The cathedral stands inside the castle walls on St Patrick's Isle and gave the island's diocese, Sodor and Man, half its name; Sodor comes from Old Norse Sudreyjar, the Southern Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/20ee1404-4ad7-494d-af19-128d6f3f6c0a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IOM_Peel_German_Cathedral_by_Malost.JPG
- **2010**, IMG 5188. The Lady Evelyn wheel and the Snaefell wheel site at Laxey. The Snaefell wheel is the lesser-known second wheel of the Laxey area, sometimes called the other Laxey wheel. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/249f429e-2352-4ec5-b409-679b00de1ae1) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/41894148532@N01/4790938777/
- **2010**, Bofors gun Ronaldsway. A Bofors gun at the Manx Aviation and Military Museum beside Ronaldsway airport. Ronaldsway was an RAF and Fleet Air Arm station in the Second World War, at the same time as the island's boarding houses were serving as internment camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a8b640f-6c08-4c60-902e-b8c04a5656f8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bofors_gun_Ronaldsway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1703356.jpg
- **2010**, Millennium Way, north of Ballasalla. The Millennium Way north of Ballasalla. The long-distance path runs the length of the island from Castletown to Ramsey along an old royal highway route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/34ae1d8c-db04-4035-af40-ed12b8c176a2) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1843885
- **2010**, Cashtal yn Ard [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3f33f89d-baa7-4bf5-8556-bc54883ffe90) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cashtal_yn_Ard_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1685441.jpg
- **2010**, Hooded Crow. A hooded crow, Corvus cornix, on the island. The bird is a common resident and shares the Manx uplands and mining spoil with ravens and choughs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6b553db7-d6ed-4c47-a0b1-95744d493229) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hooded_Crow_(4352513268).jpg
- **2010**, Entrance to Peel Castle. The entrance to Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle. The gatehouse controls the causeway that is the only land approach to the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3f6f7d0b-03eb-4883-a6b3-f9c687964198) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entrance_to_Peel_Castle_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2109529.jpg
- **2010**, View of derelict swimming pool Bradda Glen. The derelict swimming pool at Bradda Glen, Port Erin. Open-air pools like this served the island's resort trade and were abandoned when mass holiday traffic collapsed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6e0178d8-d480-45ff-9d5e-e800d773132c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_of_derelict_swimming_pool_Bradda_Glen_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1725178.jpg
- **2010**, Race paddock IMG 0249. The race paddock at the 2010 Isle of Man TT. The paddock sits at Nobles Park behind the grandstand on Glencrutchery Road, which has been the start and finish since the Mountain Course was adopted in 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/490c132b-609c-4bfd-b490-14df873153f4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Race_paddock_IMG_0249.JPG
- **2010**, Douglas Road Corner IMG 0003. Douglas Road Corner on the Snaefell Mountain Course. The circuit runs through towns, villages and farmland on ordinary roads, with stone walls, kerbs and houses at the edge of the racing line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e3f4c369-1ffe-4c92-b0b7-a45d52994dfd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Road_Corner_IMG_0003.JPG
- **2010**, Isle of Man Coastal Path. The Isle of Man coastal path. The Raad ny Foillan, the Road of the Gull, runs around the whole island and links its beaches, cliffs and harbours. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/446895e3-57a2-4420-9258-d9190d46cdfd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-W_c4AILx4
- **2010**, THE RUDGE MOTORCYCLE. UK.. A Rudge motorcycle. Rudge-Whitworth machines raced at the island's early TTs; the course's first fatality, Victor Surridge, was riding a Rudge-Whitworth in practice at Glen Helen on 27 June 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f82472b9-f580-4b6e-8911-245d47ca9e54) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flickr_-_ronsaunders47_-_THE_RUDGE_MOTORCYCLE._UK..jpg
- **2010**, New railway bridge over the A6 at Kewaigue. A railway bridge over the A6 at Kewaigue. The Isle of Man Steam Railway runs narrow gauge steam from Douglas to Port Erin and is the surviving southern section of a network that once reached Peel and Ramsey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0e340540-1371-49b1-8ec8-218fde305f7e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:New_railway_bridge_over_the_A6_at_Kewaigue_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2145315.jpg
- **2010**, Swirling currents off Kitterland. Currents swirling off Kitterland, the islet in Calf Sound. The Sound runs between the mainland and the Calf of Man and the tide through it is fast enough to be dangerous. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8d64cf9c-1eb9-49df-84da-f26951c19f74) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Swirling_currents_off_Kitterland_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1725653.jpg
- **2010**, David Smith 2010 Manx GP. David Smith riding a 246cc Yamaha in the Lightweight Classic at the 2010 Manx Grand Prix, finishing second in 1:40:41. The Manx Grand Prix is a separate meeting from the TT and accounts for a substantial share of the Mountain Course's fatalities. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/997ea433-0cc7-441f-825a-3e8c7fbfe5b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:David_Smith_2010_Manx_GP.jpg
- **2010**, The stands at the TT Start-Finish line. The stands at the TT start and finish line on Glencrutchery Road, Douglas, 2010. Riders leave at ten second intervals against the clock rather than in a mass start, which is the fundamental difference between the TT and circuit racing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6048f622-7216-4a58-b31d-18d8f13386f7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_stands_at_the_TT_Start-Finish_line_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1728313.jpg
- **2010**, Irish Quay Lighthouse Castletown - geograph.org.uk - 1701562 (cropped). The Irish Quay lighthouse at Castletown (Balley Chashtal). The harbour lights mark the entrance at the mouth of the Silverburn. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ae27cf29-bdcb-4dd6-9494-30148bf57b98) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Irish_Quay_Lighthouse_Castletown_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1701562_(cropped).jpg
- **2010**, Castletown Station - panoramio. Castletown station on the Isle of Man Railway. Castletown was the island's capital until 1874 and the line to Port Erin still calls there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cdb104ac-303b-4f17-b4df-6906457cbce2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castletown_Station_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2010**, Supersport TT race1 IMG 0639. Cameron Donald and Ian Lougher in Supersport Race 1 at the 2010 Isle of Man TT. Supersport is one of several classes run across TT race week. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9286aca0-a3a7-4f8e-a8b5-4535ea37d747) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Supersport_TT_race1_IMG_0639.JPG
- **2010**, Summit cafe on Snaefell. The summit café on Snaefell (Sniaull), the island's highest point. The Snaefell Mountain Railway has carried passengers to the summit since 1895, about five miles from Laxey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/af2fe0d1-4fba-4315-a804-4005c07bb2b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Summit_cafe_on_Snaefell_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2145323.jpg
- **2010**, Untitled. The Manx coast at the Point of Ayre, the island's northern extremity. The Isle of Man is the only entire jurisdiction in the world designated a UNESCO Biosphere, a status awarded in 2016 and covering all its land and all its territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f6b2d1ac-b3b5-404b-81cd-a591aa72b8fc) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/21138204@N03/4681095257/
- **2010**, Gob ny Skey [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/390f240b-22c1-45e7-9405-a7c3af62702b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gob_ny_Skey_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1822311.jpg
- **2010**, Kerrowmoar IMG 0127. Kerrowmoar on the Snaefell Mountain Course. The northern section between Sulby and Ramsey contains some of the fastest road on the circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/85a729c6-5c1c-4b67-8f86-220b108cf2a4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kerrowmoar_IMG_0127.JPG
- **2010**, TT. The island during TT week. The event brings tens of thousands of visitors to a resident population of about 84,000, which is the modern successor to the Victorian steamer trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f47f03bb-f3b2-4e7d-9ad8-436810775c67) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/21138204@N03/4681100379/
### 2011
- **2011-05-28**, Irish and Manx gaelic speakers discuss the Manx Gaelic revival. Irish and Manx Gaelic speakers discuss the revival of Gaelg. Manx is a Goidelic language descended from Primitive Irish and remains mutually intelligible in speech with Irish and Scottish Gaelic to a degree its unusual spelling conceals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fb3f1ead-018b-4514-88b1-558647bfbe2b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA7hlurc9EQ
- **2011**, The House of Manannan. (Purt ny hInshey), the Manx National Heritage museum named for the legendary sea god. Manannan is popularly linked to the island's own name, Mannin or Ellan Vannin, though scholars dispute which was named for which. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e02233fe-8012-4cf3-a569-d57c6aa4ba06) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_House_of_Manannan_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2388729.jpg
- **2011**, Isle of Man - The Laxey Wheel July 2009. The Great Laxey Wheel in July 2009. Built in 1854 and named Lady Isabella after the wife of Lieutenant Governor Charles Hope, it pumped floodwater from the Glen Mooar section of the Laxey mines up to the Main Adit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3dc2f865-88bb-4948-aee4-3d6235ceaf39) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-8Ifm5Foh8
- **2011**, War Memorial, Douglas Head. The war memorial on Douglas Head, a simpler replacement for the original cross placed on the last piece of Manx soil visible to departing ships. Heavy emigration followed the collapse of mining and the fishery in the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly to the United States and Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/23d1bc07-00c5-4e88-a8e2-84145e6c6edb) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2386994
- **2011**, The Tower of Refuge Illuminated. The Tower of Refuge in Douglas Bay, illuminated. The tower was built on St Mary's Isle as a shelter for shipwrecked sailors on the rock at the harbour mouth. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cadfef49-36e5-4519-9472-01a5c0685dbc) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2391046
- **2011**, Panoramic view from near Cregneash Folk Museum. The view from near Cregneash Folk Museum, at the island's southern end. Manx belongs to the Goidelic branch of Celtic, descended from Primitive Irish through Old and Middle Irish, and is sister to Irish and Scottish Gaelic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2fb28c8a-10ad-4760-b3c9-3e25ccbfa2ed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Panoramic_view_from_near_Cregneash_Folk_Museum_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2582824.jpg
- **2011**, Sir Norman. The Norman Wisdom statue on the island, where the comedian lived for many years. Douglas built an entertainment economy and then kept some of the entertainers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/523678a0-9845-4a85-8ec4-bb789c3befd2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sir_Norman_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2387230.jpg
- **2011**, Douglas Hotel. A hotel in Douglas. The town's hotel stock was built for a market that arrived by steamer from Lancashire and Yorkshire on Wakes Weeks, an entire industrial region on holiday at once. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/42f700af-9822-43c1-b0cd-844e0d36e6b5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Hotel_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2387015.jpg
- **2011**, Broadway Baptist Church. 's growth brought a full complement of churches to serve both residents and summer visitors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/784dcc71-30fe-401f-b56f-7dfd71d0a2b9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Broadway_Baptist_Church_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2389713.jpg
- **2011**, Horse drawn tram. A horse-drawn tram on Douglas promenade. The Douglas Bay Horse Tramway is described as the world's oldest horse-drawn tramway, a claim made largely by the island's own tourism body and worth attributing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/15929221-1ee7-4ab0-8c4e-62e92979decc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Horse_drawn_tram_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2549511.jpg
- **2011**, River Glass, Quarterbridge. The River Glass at Quarterbridge, Douglas. The bridge that gives the corner its name crosses the river at the bottom of the course's opening descent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c4f44078-a4a2-49f1-a221-17a9fffbd4c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:River_Glass,_Quarterbridge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2390045.jpg
- **2011**, Quarterbridge Road [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0dd4b92a-7aaf-4414-a7a6-7f116dde4334) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quarterbridge_Road_-_geograph.org.uk_-_2389964.jpg
### 2012
- **2012**, The Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist. 's. Tynwald is bicameral with a joint sitting: the elected House of Keys, the indirectly elected Legislative Council of eleven, and Tynwald Court when the two sit together. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30f48d33-053f-429d-869f-e0a964d42ed2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Royal_Chapel_of_St_John_the_Baptist_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3114303.jpg
- **2012**, Manx National War Memorial. The Manx National War Memorial at Tynwald Hill, St John's. It stands on the Tynwald ceremonial ground, which puts the island's war dead at its constitutional centre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5663efeb-306d-40d2-ba1c-669c4fc0ca85) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_National_War_Memorial_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3114322.jpg
- **2012**, Castle town, colonna in memoria del colonnello Cornelius Smelt. The memorial column in the square at Castletown to Colonel Cornelius Smelt, Lieutenant Governor of the island. The Lieutenant Governor represents the Crown on the island; the monarch's Manx title is Lord of Mann. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ffc37c6-6843-4cee-8033-701ba80c3a71) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castle_town,_colonna_in_memoria_del_colonnello_Cornelius_Smelt.JPG
- **2012**, Robin Gibb Ellan Vannin. Feat. King William's College Choir. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3099cec-b4fa-411b-b94f-5cefe701a4a4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DECeG5mZOjI
- **2012**, Sculptures outside the Museum. Viking sculptures outside the House of Manannan at Peel. These are modern museum statuary rather than evidence: the Norse period on the island survives in runic crosses, keeills and castle sites, not in contemporary images of people. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dbe6abe4-87a1-4df9-b058-b284ce2ac88d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sculptures_outside_the_Museum_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3140956.jpg
- **2012**, Folk music from Isle of Man - Three little boats. A Manx folk song of the sea. The island lived on the herring fishery long before it lived on visitors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab23a87e-5979-4500-890a-731705faffc2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKC43U1xQMw
- **2012**, Ellan Vannin (Dear Isle of Man) Glasgow Orpheous Choir.wmv. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a72a192c-81a5-4602-aaac-2bbbaad29aa4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1-ab0OE8S8
- **2012**, Green lanes isle of man,foxdale deads up to rushen mines. Green lanes above Foxdale, past the spoil heaps to the Rushen mines. The spoil, locally the deads, is the most visible surviving trace of the Foxdale lead field. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/65863129-c16f-489a-ba9c-8f4ded0f8851) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YP6ZrgfyB6w
- **2012**, FIL 2012 - Arrivée de la grande parade des nations celtes - Île de Man. The Isle of Man delegation arriving in the grande parade of Celtic nations at the Festival Interceltique de Lorient, 2012. The island is counted among the six Celtic nations on the strength of Manx, a Goidelic language sister to Irish and Scottish Gaelic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/77a69748-728e-44c6-bab0-9b5339df2d58) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FIL_2012_-_Arriv%C3%A9e_de_la_grande_parade_des_nations_celtes_-_%C3%8Ele_de_Man.jpg
- **2012**, The Laxey Wheel by the MANNIN FOLK, a Stuart Slack song. A song about the Great Laxey Wheel, Lady Isabella, built in 1854 to pump water from the Laxey mines and still the largest working waterwheel in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ce8abc9-c743-4165-b349-f975e66d6399) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r80HMlVp7qk
- **2012**, Manx folk Song: Tra va mish \| Si Canta Duo \| Marianne Lihannah \| Catharina Rickett. A traditional Manx Gaelic song from the island's collected repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/014287b0-5c3f-45a5-8020-93809658cc0e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pmIisMIgmw
- **2012**, Cooish: Manx Language Week. The Cooish, the island's Manx language week. The festival has run for around three decades and is one of the main annual gatherings of the Gaelg-speaking community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/42c05698-63a1-40ef-841e-efc17cb4bfe5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDPTV1PomAI
- **2012**, Bonhams - The Paris Sale 2012 - Norton Manx - 003. A Norton Manx racing motorcycle at auction. The Manx was Norton's production racing single, named for the island where the marque made its reputation at the TT. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4d143dd1-c3df-4c8f-93a2-bcd750db67ba) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bonhams_-_The_Paris_Sale_2012_-_Norton_Manx_-_003.jpg
- **2012**, The Great Laxey Mine Railway, Isle of Man 2009. The Great Laxey Mine Railway in 2009. The restored railway runs on the site of workings whose drainage required the building of the Laxey Wheel in 1854. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9c4f886b-f955-445d-ab7c-9df4a1a119e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9uZRfhvkEQ
- **2012**, Manx Radio's support for Manx Gaelic. Manx Radio's support for Gaelg. Manx language broadcasting has run on the station since the 1960s and remains one of the few outlets carrying the language to a general audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/95fc6593-8669-4b4b-bb4d-3904fae41c58) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xB-WAsJcjc
- **2012**, Guitar: Foxdale Miner (Including lyrics and chords). 'The Foxdale Miner' arranged for guitar with lyrics. The song commemorates the lead mining that, with the herring fishery, was one of the island's two nineteenth century industries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b1981550-fba8-481e-b6c8-e9f287421783) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W-O37X572k
- **2012**, View of the Laxey Wheel - panoramio (1). The Laxey Wheel, Lady Isabella. Its function was drainage: it lifted water out of the Glen Mooar workings to the Main Adit, which carried it away to the river and the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/55a24c36-7a5f-4eea-bedc-25aa1dcce7bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_of_the_Laxey_Wheel_-_panoramio_(1).jpg
- **2012**, Cregneash village. 's southern end. Ned Maddrell, born here in 1877, died on 27 December 1974, ending the chain of unbroken household transmission of Manx. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d30416f4-73c2-4938-8b2e-028ff8df00a1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_village_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3096932.jpg
- **2012**, Detention of Second World War Prisoners of War and Great Britain's Enemy Aliens. Parks Canada on the detention of prisoners of war and British enemy aliens. Five ships were selected to move more than 6,000 internees and prisoners of war from Britain to Canada and Australia in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b150ea6-ac10-44f6-891e-1e204074755e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtuZSBe1gPk
- **2012**, Douglas, Isle of Man - panoramio (2). Douglas (Doolish), the island's capital and largest town, recorded at 26,677 people in the 2021 census out of an island population of 84,069. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e729412b-9737-4f8a-b1e7-a795249ff00f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas,_Isle_of_Man_-_panoramio_(2).jpg
- **2012**, Manx Electric Railway. The Manx Electric Railway at Laxey station. The line was built between 1893 and 1899 and runs from Douglas through Laxey to Ramsey, the longest narrow gauge vintage electric railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/90a68a95-a19a-44b6-9407-059c58a612b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_Electric_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3144080.jpg
- **2012**, No Respect - panoramio. A pigeon on the war memorial at Douglas. The island sent men to both world wars while simultaneously housing Britain's internment camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9eab885-135d-4275-afe2-98e5ec1ab1d8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:No_Respect_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2012**, Snaefell tram 2 at the summit. Snaefell Mountain Railway tram No. 2 at the summit. The line climbs to the top of Snaefell, from where the surrounding countries are visible on a clear day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c3d3ab4a-4644-42e2-9327-e111d7b60f61) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_tram_2_at_the_summit.JPG
- **2012**, Cliff edge with Man. The Isle of Man seen across the sea from clifftop turf near Knock Knowe on the Galloway coast. The island's position in the middle of the Irish Sea is what made it a centre of the Norse-Gaelic sea kingdom rather than a periphery of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c5dabcd6-5d2a-4ceb-b2ce-135d7a8a1469) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3097335
- **2012**, Cliff View. The Isle of Man seen across Luce Bay from the Scottish coast. Norse rule here ran roughly from the 9th century to 1265, and the Treaty of Perth transferred Mann and the Hebrides from Norway to Scotland in 1266. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8c2a04ba-2363-4e65-acdf-4f23415b16b3) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2913589
- **2012**, Douglas Railway Station - panoramio. Douglas railway station. The station is the southern network's terminus and its Victorian frontage is one of the largest railway buildings on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8dbe6fe4-f468-438a-abb1-e9ece95f39e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Railway_Station_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2012**, Isle of man TT week Mountain course crash Mad Sunday Purple Helmets Grandstand Bungalow jhnew 11-11. Spectator footage from TT week including Mad Sunday, the day between race weeks when the Mountain Road runs one way and is open to the public. It is not a race, and it has its own casualty record separate from the events. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2251407d-81f2-4e4b-961a-1f39da159771) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0WLkDHDATs
- **2012**, S Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man - panoramio. South Quay, Douglas. The quays handled the fishing fleet and the coastal trade before the harbour was given over largely to the passenger link. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/36845c2c-c97c-42e6-ad5e-ef014dac43a1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:S_Quay,_Douglas,_Isle_of_Man_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2012**, Horse tram 44 at Derby Castle. Horse tram No. 44 outside the depot at Derby Castle. The horses are stabled here and worked in shifts along the promenade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dfeb7a31-f3c6-487f-ad25-272069d2cdb4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Horse_tram_44_at_Derby_Castle.JPG
- **2012**, Anstey IMG 0100. The 2012 Isle of Man TT, photographed on 4 June. The TT fortnight runs practice week and race week over the same closed roads. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87b47a65-1731-4f6d-8c7d-d70b42c81a50) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anstey_IMG_0100.jpg
### 2013
- **2013-01-10**, A day in the life of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. A day inside the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's, the only school in the world where children are taught all subjects through Manx Gaelic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ee40fe0a-efbf-4c65-b6c0-2b8cecfe5d46) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rUEZ8A-678
- **2013**, OCCITANIA 2-0 ST JOHNS 2nd Half - Tynwald Hill Tournament (FINAL). A football tournament final played at St John's. The village of St John's, Balley Keeill Eoin, is the site of Tynwald Hill and is a working village for the rest of the year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/75550824-2dc6-49d4-bfcf-7903696c36e7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4E9jJh-A5k
- **2013**, Doolish 2013 17. An exterior lantern on Loch Promenade, Douglas, bearing the Manx triskelion. Douglas is Doolish in Manx, and the triskelion appears on its street furniture as a matter of course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b4bacf74-5b63-4b94-bfce-5fad499cfb76) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doolish_2013_17.jpg
- **2013**, Isle Of Man. Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle. No contemporary image of any king of Mann exists, so the Norse period on the island is known through its sites and its carved stones rather than its people. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1da64382-10f8-43ab-ab70-821c80b44c7c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_Of_Man_(181106783).jpeg
- **2013**, Juan-y-Pherick's Journey by W. Walter Gill (cover). The cover of W. Walter Gill's 1916 poetry collection 'Juan-y-Pherick's Journey and Other Poems', published during the First World War with the profits going to a Manx cause. Gill later compiled the Manx Scrapbooks, one of the fullest collections of the island's folklore. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6fc8b77a-2fe5-4e65-be03-07e9c165dbcf) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/9065428285/
- **2013**, Isla, Doona & Paul - Arrane y Chlean set \[Cooish\]. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/51294dc0-f2e6-4ff0-a72e-28a9c57a30e0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdnxCI2Om4s
- **2013**, Doolish 2013 40. A bilingual street sign in Douglas (Doolish), 2013. Manx appears alongside English on the island's signage, and place names are the densest surviving layer of Gaelg in daily use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5a578811-8b03-4480-a599-0466d1967aa8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doolish_2013_40.jpg
- **2013**, 04 Manx Music and Dance Concert for Schools Part 4 CHYNDAA YN BWOAILLEY Return the Blow. An introduction to the Manx music and dance tradition, made to put the repertoire in front of players and dancers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/44df4d1b-f204-4f51-90f1-6dc5dedf2c2d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pgk6sJ8m6Oc
- **2013**, Manx Ballads and Music by A. W. Moore - 1st edition front cover. The front cover of the first edition of A. W. Moore's 'Manx Ballads and Music', 1896. Moore collected the island's song tradition at the point when the Manx language that carried it was in steep decline, from around 16,200 speakers in 1874 to 4,419 by 1901. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/89bccf84-4b8a-4c7c-9cd8-085c4f4e15e8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_Ballads_and_Music_by_A._W._Moore_-_1st_edition_front_cover.jpg
- **2013**, Image taken from page 7 of '(Black's Guide to the Isle of Man.)'. A plate from Black's Guide to the Isle of Man, 1896, scanned from the British Library's Mechanical Curator collection. Guidebooks of this period were produced for the mass steamer trade from the Lancashire and Yorkshire mill towns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/142f8ebc-1dbf-4c27-bb85-99e875d39e9b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Image_taken_from_page_7_of_%27(Black%27s_Guide_to_the_Isle_of_Man.)%27_(11235352674).jpg
- **2013**, Great Laxey Mine Railway - Hop tu Naa 2012. The Great Laxey Mine Railway running for Hop tu Naa, the Manx Halloween. Hop tu Naa is marked with turnip lanterns and its own song, distinct from imported Halloween customs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/52296560-3806-4775-91bc-5b4a33b574b5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhnUttuz_lw
- **2013**, Manx Traditional Music played by the Traditional Music Group of AGGS. Manx traditional music played by a school group. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/960aba0d-2d8c-43d3-8c90-0c1682117865) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8T4BrTujWQ
- **2013**, Arandora Star -- Ireland's Legacy. A documentary on the Arandora Star and its Irish legacy. The ship, carrying German, Austrian and Italian internees from Liverpool to Canada, was torpedoed by a German U-boat on 2 July 1940 about 100 miles northwest of Ireland; more than 800 died, around half or more of them Italian. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/074c1890-174b-4b47-a563-c5a008146cb4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAn_We1czsE
- **2013**, Yn Chruinnaght Inter-Celtic Festival promo video. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/84ed777d-3ce8-4684-96d1-6bc919541b75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se9tmZ4CA4s
- **2013**, First Minister visits Manx language school. Scotland's First Minister visits the Manx language school. The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's is the only school in the world where children are taught all subjects through Manx. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d19c139a-f154-4c83-ab65-614c698af74c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am0Jh72g3Jg
- **2013**, Doolish 2013 38. The Legislative Buildings in Douglas, 2013. Tynwald moved here from Castletown in 1874, and the House of Keys has met in Douglas ever since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d47bb34b-628f-4da8-b6f6-1ef8a5b7a646) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doolish_2013_38.jpg
- **2013**, From St Patrick to the Bunscoill - The story of a cartoon. The story of a cartoon made from St Patrick to the Bunscoill. Children's media in Manx is produced deliberately, since the language now has child speakers who acquire it at school rather than at home. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3800ad69-d944-4a94-9667-a8689ecd8717) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXxwGrtQppw
- **2013**, Doolish 2013 66. Stained glass and staircase inside Douglas City Hall, 2013. The civic buildings of Douglas were built with resort money in the decades after Tynwald moved there from Castletown in 1874. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4e6b1594-3a81-44a8-bf74-b9bf14ab4659) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doolish_2013_66.jpg
- **2013**, Barbed Wire - Publishers Disclaimer. The publisher's disclaimer from Hall Caine's 'The Woman of Knockaloe', later reissued as 'Barbed Wire'. Knockaloe Camp near Peel (Purt ny hInshey) opened in November 1914 and held around 23,000 internees with some 3,000 guards, on an island whose whole population was then about 50,000. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/69ffaed6-c9d4-4195-a60d-c217d40520d1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Barbed_Wire_-_Publishers_Disclaimer.jpg
- **2013**, Best Buds. A cat named Manx alongside a dog. The Manx breed's taillessness spread through a founder effect: a small island cat population plus a dominant gene, which is what a genuine natural island mutation looks like rather than a fabrication. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/887c0670-6537-4600-a5e6-b687124e2e58) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/30801900@N00/8745692091/
- **2013**, Barrule teach KWC students the Manx tune 'Manannan Song'. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9978f02-5798-43a8-b799-2014825f52ab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXHh92Lp2xc
- **2013**, Snaefell is launched at Birkenhead (11-03-1948). The Steam Packet vessel Snaefell launched at Birkenhead on 11 March 1948. The company has run the Douglas to Liverpool link since its first crossing on 17 August 1830, when Mona's Isle carried 15 saloon and 17 steerage passengers under Captain William Gill. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9d0a59b7-4a19-474e-9c2b-3070cdfd1453) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_is_launched_at_Birkenhead_(11-03-1948).JPG
- **2013**, Hutchinson Square: Site of Hutchinson Internment Camp. The green on Hutchinson Square, Douglas, where the Hutchinson Camp university held its lectures on the lawn in good weather. A camp university was running within weeks of the camp opening in July 1940, drawing on interned scientists, lawyers, philosophers, writers and linguists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b32e0de0-546d-47d4-8fda-a087a6689d92) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/8621062423/
- **2013**, Trollagyn (conversation in Manx Gaelic). 'Trollagyn', a conversation in Manx Gaelic. Sustained conversation in Gaelg is what distinguishes a speaker from a learner, and 2,223 people reported that ability at the 2021 census. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b6fd5a02-2670-415c-a17e-d2fc4a36689b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_xn2WF2RqY
- **2013**, The houses on th South side of Hutchinson Square, formerly a World War II internment camp. The south side of Hutchinson Square, Douglas, the site of Hutchinson Internment Camp in the Second World War. Kurt Schwitters was held here from July 1940 to November 1941 and made over 200 works in sixteen months, including more portraits than in any other period of his career. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e492490-36e6-44c1-a336-16d682c43c1b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/8621065167/
- **2013**, The Manx coming back from the dead. A report using the press framing of a language brought back from the dead. Scholars describe current Manx speakers as new speakers who acquired the language other than by transmission in the home; the language's own community prefers revival and revitalisation to the resurrection metaphor. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c14d2646-6cd2-4cdf-b9cb-c663d5867827) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prDapHX60lU
- **2013**, T.T. week Red Arrows display. A Red Arrows display over Douglas during TT week, seen from Central Promenade. The same seafront terraces were sealed behind wire in 1940 as Central Promenade Camp, one of six named internment camps operating on the island at once. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a950d656-05ef-4273-8a89-261bef72eedb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:T.T._week_Red_Arrows_display_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3496170.jpg
- **2013**, Castletown Goods Shed & Wagon. A Sentinel steam wagon in the goods shed at Castletown station. The Isle of Man Railway carried freight as well as passengers, including fish from the west coast ports. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3effdce6-0055-4bee-beac-188298406b55) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castletown_Goods_Shed_%26_Wagon.JPG
- **2013**, Hutchinson Square green, the site of "University" lectures. Hutchinson Square green, Douglas, where the camp university lectured and internees played boules with knobs taken from bedsteads. Among those interned here was the prehistoric archaeologist Gerhard Bersu, a refugee from Nazism who excavated Manx archaeological sites while detained. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/52e66a86-e4db-4b26-98d3-87ddc0c0404f) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/8622160742/
- **2013**, Manx Loaghtan Three Rams. Three Manx Loaghtan rams on the Calf of Man. The Loaghtan carries four horns, occasionally six, caused by a mutation in the HOXD1 gene that lets horn buds split during development. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/724a79e3-30b8-44ba-b5f4-19e4cac672ac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_Loaghtan_Three_Rams_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3414383.jpg
- **2013**, Leaving The Calf Of Man At Speed. A boat leaving the Calf of Man at speed through the Sound. The tidal race between the Calf and the mainland is one of the strongest in the Irish Sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1aca9656-0b18-4e8c-94c3-6928eb86246c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leaving_The_Calf_Of_Man_At_Speed_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3414409.jpg
- **2013**, TT Documentary - Joey Dunlop-Robert Dunlop-Brian Reid-Neil Robinson-Mick Grant-Roger Marshall. A documentary on the road racing generation of Joey and Robert Dunlop, Brian Reid, Neil Robinson, Mick Grant and Roger Marshall. Joey Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain unbeaten; he died racing in Estonia in 2000. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5eed763e-9c81-4504-99ab-b73bc5a2bedb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPEJYhztNmE
- **2013**, 2013 Isle of Man TT 8. Michael Dunlop in the Superbike race at the 2013 Isle of Man TT. The race is run over the Snaefell Mountain Course, 37.73 miles with 219 turns, rising more than 1,300 feet across the mountain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aa83d50e-6401-4946-9e46-f0f80ebd0b63) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2013_Isle_of_Man_TT_8.jpg
- **2013**, Photo 6 Newcomers Race A 2013 IMG P00139. Christopher Dixon in Parliament Square, Ramsey (Rhumsaa), during Newcomers Race A at the 2013 Manx Grand Prix. The Manx Grand Prix is the amateur and classic meeting held on the same Mountain Course in August and September, a separate event from the TT. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/633b7155-0605-4aa9-8ebc-ca4eafcd7a89) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Photo_6_Newcomers_Race_A_2013_IMG_P00139.jpg
- **2013**, Dainese Superbike TT 2013 - 3 - John McGuinness. John McGuinness in the Dainese Superbike TT at the 2013 Isle of Man TT. McGuinness is English, has 23 TT wins and is still competing; his documented racing record is the only claim made for him here. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b2f3c675-0854-4903-b40a-577591a3daa1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dainese_Superbike_TT_2013_-_3_-_John_McGuinness_(8925690331).jpg
- **2013**, 2013 Isle of Man TT Races Photo2 IMG 0039. John McGuinness, left, with newcomer Josh Brookes at the start of the Newcomers speed control lap at the 2013 TT. Newcomers are led around the course at controlled speed before they are allowed to race it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2716abf7-b14a-403a-8d34-845cae244f27) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2013_Isle_of_Man_TT_Races_Photo2_IMG_0039.jpg
### 2014
- **2014**, TYNWALD DAY 2013 - Part I. Tynwald Day 2013, part one. The ceremonial way from the chapel to the hill is strewn with rushes, one of several elements of the day whose origins are traditional rather than documented. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c123b435-f34a-401b-a245-06df73fe746a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTHU_sMjtbw
- **2014**, Chapel of St John (Tynwald Church). Inside the Chapel of St John, the Tynwald church. The service in the chapel precedes the open-air sitting on Tynwald Hill, and laws are promulgated in both Manx and English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/80223984-2b15-4ea6-b240-2400bfee3f6b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chapel_of_St_John_(Tynwald_Church).jpg
- **2014**, Lizzie Nunnery sings Ellan Vannin. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0fb2ad15-1dcd-45f5-8210-e83e3e3a3079) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPP3QYpn49g
- **2014**, Chatelaine (ginger Manx cat) and Tropea (dilute tortoiseshell cat). A ginger Manx cat and a dilute tortoiseshell in a shelter. A 2013 study found three single-base-pair deletions and one duplication-deletion in the T gene across independent Manx lineages in the United States and on the island itself, each truncating the Brachyury protein. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/638885a2-9692-4111-9834-17d22375b1d9) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/69302634@N02/14311761051/
- **2014**, 'Birlinn Ghorree Chrovan' by Cairistiona Dougherty. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0f638851-074a-4cde-a702-be8245077cb6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf7mPYZgeBM
- **2014**, Hurley 22 circumnavigates Isle of Man. A small yacht circumnavigating the Isle of Man. The island is roughly 32 miles long and 14 wide, and its whole territorial sea is included in the UNESCO Biosphere designation of 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1bb8666b-c6c4-437e-ac4e-e970278e7800) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRpQALHfciI
- **2014**, Glen Maye (22). Glen Maye on the west coast. The island's national glens are wooded ravines running to the sea and form a distinct Manx landscape category maintained for public access. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/37956060-8c5c-492f-a35e-eaa89dcdc10c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14613269438/
- **2014**, Misty Lighthouse. Douglas Head lighthouse in mist. The head closes the southern end of Douglas Bay and carried the camera obscura and pleasure grounds that entertained steamer passengers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/75eb76a9-531d-4659-88c8-63a28e2a7987) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Misty_Lighthouse_(12576802403).jpg
- **2014**, 2014 - 08 - Royal Manx - Friday (22). The Royal Manx Agricultural Show, 2014. The show is the island's principal farming event and displays the Manx Loaghtan alongside commercial breeds. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a511a47f-58df-48bc-94a6-7d4c0d53da03) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14873754805/
- **2014**, 'Sellafield' by The Mollag Band. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bddf1604-c4c0-4798-bcb2-5689f0f5a9c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65kPx7s27_c
- **2014**, Island at War - 2014 - Black and White (1). An Island at War re-enactment event on the Isle of Man Steam Railway. The island's wartime experience was principally one of internment: six named camps operating at once, holding civilians including Jewish refugees from Nazism classed as enemy aliens. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/72b4329c-0b57-4757-97b3-dd812bd21899) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14956885932/
- **2014**, Irree ny Greiney by Chronicles. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/743100b9-e7e7-4b34-8cf8-2fe95bd6be5b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbXbJ8XdSKM
- **2014**, Circuit-douglas-1933-(openstreetmap). A map of the 1933 Douglas motor racing circuit. Road racing on closed public roads was illegal in Britain, but Tynwald could and did close its own roads, which is the constitutional reason motorsport came to the island at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c727fc9f-4615-4fbc-80b9-2de7d005bd23) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Circuit-douglas-1933-(openstreetmap).png
- **2014**, Isla, Doona & Paul - Manx songs and tunes. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/681ada07-feaa-4ae6-9939-72e3daa4736b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_j5ivfxLtQ
- **2014**, No 21. Locomotive No. 21 at Port Erin. The Isle of Man Railway once ran to Peel, Ramsey and Foxdale as well as Port Erin; only the southern line survives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8fd244ce-cc6f-4082-9693-1de3543ca3c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:No_21_(14602895809).jpg
- **2014**, Calf of Man (72). The Calf of Man (Yn Cholloo), the small island half a mile off the south-west coast. It is a nature reserve and bird observatory run by Manx National Heritage, where around 33 species of seabird breed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2ab02a57-47a7-4f1a-a7c8-a0c593433b62) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14776800556/
- **2014**, IoM TV archive: Yn Chruinnaght: 17.7.2014. Ruth Keggin is among the leading current singers in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg). Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3e3aad15-d110-4cd2-99fd-1f511735bf13) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bFTLYdqHFc
- **2014**, 'Oikan ayns Bethlehem' by Tree Cassyn. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/de97c3c2-f612-4252-aced-f3cc5e16d29b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjaNWSkUuQg
- **2014**, 'Arrane y Fee' by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9e0fc832-a029-480a-a979-92fd92173574) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP308RHmkjM
- **2014**, Arrane ny Blieh (Grinding Song) Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cd4a41d9-bfcb-4bea-9907-d7c68587ad70) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNVGly458lE
- **2014**, Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (48). A vintage car at the Patriotic TT, a 2014 event marking a century since 1914. Motorsport came to the island because road racing on closed public roads was illegal in Britain while Tynwald could and did close its own roads. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/58fc703e-d670-4561-8e8a-494735e68eee) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14524239733/
- **2014**, Cre'n ennym t'er yn 'oawr (what's the giant's name)?. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5bdc744e-4d7d-454a-a891-134f9e558df6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDUNQK-Dys8
- **2014**, Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (29). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT. The event marked the centenary of 1914, when racing on the island stopped for the duration of the First World War and the boarding houses filled with internees instead. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cb432fc2-0532-4542-8005-a7873f484984) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14317467037/
- **2014**, OSSA 250cc Monohull 1968 Santi Herrero c. The 1968 OSSA 250cc monocoque, built by Eduard Giro and ridden by Santiago Herrero, photographed in the Museu de la Moto de Barcelona. Herrero raced at the island; the machine is preserved in Spain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/44a610b1-9257-4a16-b2c9-a93da82b57c0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:OSSA_250cc_Monohull_1968_Santi_Herrero_c.JPG
- **2014**, Stanley Woods descends Bray Hill during the 1935 TT Races.. Stanley Woods descending Bray Hill past the Port-e-Chee Avenue junction during the 1935 TT. Woods won ten TTs, and Bray Hill remains the course's opening plunge out of Douglas, taken at over 170 miles per hour today. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9fa5592a-c00a-4902-9e0c-da8c615ba167) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stanley_Woods_descends_Bray_Hill_during_the_1935_TT_Races..jpg
- **2014**, Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (24). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT. The island's motorsport calendar extends well beyond the TT fortnight into classic, car and rally events. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/12210cd1-2a27-4c57-a776-eaa3604fb470) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14317258668/
- **2014**, Patriotic TT 1914-2014 (4). A vintage car at the 2014 Patriotic TT, marking a century since 1914. Racing stopped on the island for both world wars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/237d97db-7e44-4b5c-bea1-5e26e019ad5b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/14502288404/
### 2015
- **2015**, 'Manx Tales' - 1899 Manx short story book. The cover of 'Manx Tales', a collection of short stories published by S. K. Broadbent in 1899. Print collections like this one are how Manx legend was fixed in English at exactly the moment the Manx language itself was receding. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df071601-9cdc-4de6-8f0e-bba519de83f3) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/16013431097/
- **2015**, Tynwald: Assembly, Royal Inauguration and Parliamentary Tradition on the Isle of Man. An archaeology lecture on Tynwald as assembly, royal inauguration and parliamentary tradition. Tynwald Hill at St John's is a Norse thing site, the name cognate with Icelandic Thingvellir and Norwegian Tingvoll. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f273d459-b370-46bf-8b9a-740a778e768a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaMa4O14cfk
- **2015**, Hop-tu-naa turnips by Sarah Callow (02). Turnips carved for Hop tu Naa by Sarah Callow. The festival keeps its Manx name and its own song and is observed at the end of October across the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f4c901a6-bd67-432b-ba81-abfb5d91cbd6) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30201675173/
- **2015**, Isle of Man - panoramio (92). A castle on the Isle of Man. The island's two great stone castles are Castle Rushen at Castletown and Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle, both with Norse origins. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/36ab956e-576c-42fe-945d-07e1f20546e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_panoramio_(92).jpg
- **2015**, Chamber in the old House of Keys. The chamber in the Old House of Keys at Castletown. The name Keys comes from the Manx Yn Kiare as Feed, the four and twenty, and the House still has 24 directly elected members. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6dc39c76-bbc2-4bb6-99a1-8132f448e162) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33143388@N04/17015693887/
- **2015**, Old Milepost by the A1, Main Street, St. John's, Isle of Man. An iron milepost on the A1 at Main Street, St John's, probably mid-19th century. The island's road furniture of this period survives unusually well because the network was never rebuilt at scale. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a48c27b-0177-4c28-afc1-2c3872014d67) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5520560
- **2015**, HANGO HILL, DERBY HAVEN ISLE OF MAN. The ruin at Hango Hill near Derby Haven. Illiam Dhone, William Christian, was executed by firing squad here in the 17th century; his standing as patriot or traitor is genuinely contested in Manx historiography and is not settled. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/93b790c6-1e71-4dc8-afea-085475d3e338) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/8521690@N02/20593357469/
- **2015**, Foxdale Miner. 'The Foxdale Miner'. The song belongs to the Foxdale lead field, whose collapse contributed to the heavy emigration from the island to the United States and Australia in the late nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7dd31b01-021c-492e-8ddc-c825a245e68b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kalxt15IBA8
- **2015**, Laxey, former bank. The former bank at Laxey (Laksaa). A mining village on this scale needed its own commercial buildings, most of which outlasted the mines themselves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c0766272-ee83-411b-9597-ef2a3db23267) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey,_former_bank_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4619093.jpg
- **2015**, Isle of Man - panoramio (70). A thatched cottage at Cregneash (Creneash), the Manx National Folk Museum. Manx never fully fell out of use, and a minority retained it as a heritage language across the whole of the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/35d33036-5489-4ec6-86d2-36ebfc910125) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_panoramio_(70).jpg
- **2015**, 2015 12 19 Duke Special Ben Castle Hannah Peel National Theatre 07. A performance including the Northern Irish musician Hannah Peel. Manx and Irish Sea musical connections run both ways across a narrow stretch of water. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/06940c19-74d9-41ba-8920-8d47cc3ecf71) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/38505606@N05/23736454012/
- **2015**, WW1 German Internment Camp - Libury Hall. A First World War German internment camp at Libury Hall in Hertfordshire. Knockaloe on the Isle of Man was the largest such camp in Britain, holding around 23,000 internees, and was central to the government's enemy alien policy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df50971d-ea86-402a-8500-5037bae7eaa4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zroy18zK-E
- **2015**, Fickle British weather. Weather over Douglas. The island's climate is the constant risk in a resort economy built on summer visitors from the northern English mill towns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ec87562a-94cb-46cc-92d5-a8d8ff5303c5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fickle_British_weather_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4412670.jpg
- **2015**, Isle of Man Steam Railway Douglas to Port Erin. The full Isle of Man Steam Railway journey from Douglas to Port Erin. The railway was built in the 1870s to carry the Victorian visitor traffic that arrived by steamer at Douglas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0bcbb572-7815-4655-bc9c-c21d99c45379) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqxvUMHnMBc
- **2015**, 2015 12 19 Duke Special Ben Castle Hannah Peel National Theatre 20. A performance including the musician Hannah Peel. The island's cultural connections run across the Irish Sea rather than only to England. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/45acaffd-5655-48dd-b4eb-28d4c1ff9e76) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/38505606@N05/23844892265/
- **2015**, Sending Letters Across the Isle of Man While Interned During WWII. An account of letters sent from internment on the island, recorded by the Yiddish Book Center. Correspondence was censored and rationed, and the surviving letters are a principal documentary source on daily life in the camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/668032e8-b7e0-49f4-8d5c-d86020ce2fd2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sozEMFyTmTc
- **2015**, Old Laxey, Promenade. The promenade at Old Laxey (Laksaa). Laxey developed as a mining village first and a seaside destination second, which is unusual on the island's east coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd1136db-325e-49a6-b3b6-0d64c3b32e04) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Laxey,_Promenade_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4504451.jpg
- **2015**, Claughbane, home of Josephine Kermode (Cushag). Claughbane near Ramsey around 1911, home of the poet Josephine Kermode, who wrote as Cushag. Cushag is also the Manx name for the ragwort, adopted as an unofficial national flower. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0498d6ea-b935-4ecd-91a4-02b144062309) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94668492@N05/16078367763/
- **2015**, Trees round the car park. Trees around the car park at the Ayres, the shingle and heath plain at the island's northern tip. The Ayres is one of the most distinctive habitats on the island and forms the approach to the Point of Ayre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4db6b591-d42d-40b9-b471-6a723327113e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trees_round_the_car_park_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4679901.jpg
- **2015**, Snaefell Mountain Railway car at Laxey station. A Snaefell Mountain Railway car at Laxey station. The mountain line has a wider gauge than the coast line and uses a Fell centre rail for braking on the descent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bdbe2df2-f970-44d9-ac33-ae09e0bb9fac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_Mountain_Railway_car_at_Laxey_station_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4448949.jpg
- **2015**, Imr-l-wagon. An Isle of Man Railway 'L' wagon. Goods stock like this carried freight, coal and fish across the island network before road haulage took the traffic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/466103e2-e527-4330-a698-ae72863935a3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Imr-l-wagon.png
- **2015**, Imr-fish. An Isle of Man Railway fish wagon. Fish traffic from Peel and Port St Mary was a significant part of the railway's freight business while the herring fishery lasted. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eeda2d02-93b1-4d62-9050-19a5e3167cc0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Imr-fish.png
- **2015**, Yn Chruinnaght. 's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fa4271d7-10db-476f-bf3b-b5381dc8ccfa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ht5YpA0gyw
- **2015**, Iomtt-433. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The first Tourist Trophy was run in 1907 on the St John's Short Course on the west of the island; the Mountain Course was adopted for motorcycles only in 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a85932a0-ed9e-442f-9649-429be7c54cd6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-433.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-310. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The Mountain Course is public highway for all but a few weeks a year, closed by order under the island's own road closure legislation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/825b6fc0-a628-4241-b803-bde3fe11a3ef) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-310.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-695. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The first race in 1907 was as much a fuel economy trial as a speed contest: single-cylinder machines had to average 90 miles per gallon and twins 75. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ec553396-b066-4deb-8a39-0bd3da973b96) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-695.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-071. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Racing on the island began after the editor of The Motor Cycle proposed it at the Auto-Cycle Club annual dinner in London on 17 January 1907. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c44e0918-dbe1-4b47-8988-ce8c88fd781d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-071.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-540. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. John McGuinness holds 23 TT wins, third on the all-time list, with a personal best lap of 132.701 miles per hour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/45047c6e-fa4f-4a64-9114-40c38371286e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-540.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-656. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The Mountain Course record is held by riders averaging over 130 miles per hour on public roads with no run-off. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/778e28cc-31ba-4c3a-885a-ab729cc9bd57) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-656.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-128. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Joey Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain the record; his fastest lap of 123.87 miles per hour was set in his final TT race, the 2000 Senior. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/29d4b852-c5bf-40bf-b8a5-adad40d16a64) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-128.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-499. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The course climbs from sea level at Ramsey to the Bungalow and the mountain box before dropping back to Douglas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/56ca4bc9-2fd7-41de-8490-2c0e2998e2ab) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-499.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-449. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The TT was part of the motorcycle world championship until 1976, when riders' safety objections led to its removal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ec89cc0d-8418-4301-a67b-2ea750ea2cc6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-449.jpg
- **2015**, Triumph TR3 (2). A Triumph TR3 at a classic rally and hill climb on the island. Car competition on the island runs alongside the motorcycle events; the Mountain Course was first used for cars in 1908. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cba80944-dc8f-46f2-8495-4401730f29da) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/17318753712/
- **2015**, Morris Cooper S (7). A Morris Cooper S at an island classic rally and time trial. The Manx road network's closure powers make it usable for competition in ways British roads are not. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3187e60-e92e-451d-a138-a0ec949955e8) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/17113105467/
- **2015**, Iomtt-383. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Racing is deliberately one facet of this archive rather than its spine, because its media volume dwarfs everything else about the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7fa49ed2-671e-4531-bbf3-660e91b53c5b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-383.jpg
- **2015**, Mini Cooper S (blue) (2). A Mini Cooper S at an island classic rally. Car events use the same closed public roads that the motorcycle meetings do. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/435e87a2-2c24-4dd6-bd21-1522d4e65f7c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/17285840166/
- **2015**, Iomtt-237. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The course passes through Kirk Michael and Ballaugh at speed, with houses directly on the racing line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1d5e9fed-339e-4ed8-9100-b7d1dedab6f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-237.jpg
- **2015**, Frazer Nash Nurburg. A Frazer Nash Nurburg at an island classic event. Cars first used the Mountain Course in 1908, three years before motorcycles were moved onto it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/01b81682-353f-409e-a707-4c9747eb11ad) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/17308532132/
- **2015**, Cregneash, sheep paddock. A sheep paddock at Cregneash, filed under racing. Cregneash is the folk village at the island's southern tip and is not on the Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d1db2631-0128-4ab2-9617-bf3007b87a59) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash,_sheep_paddock_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4613319.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-352. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The event is capped in this archive at roughly one facet in ten, because the island is not the race. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31b73cf4-ac29-4a38-a6fb-a92be4fbeab7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-352.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-216. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. The published list of Mountain Course fatalities separates riders from officials, marshals, parade laps and spectators, and no organisation maintains an authoritative count. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2ed30e01-8200-4ca0-aa16-f3743f3e7675) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-216.jpg
- **2015**, Morgan Hale Racer (3). A Morgan hale racer at an island classic event. Vintage and classic motorsport runs on the island alongside the modern meetings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5b90ee6d-3f73-46f8-902a-6efbed25d0dd) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/17132625888/
- **2015**, Iomtt-093. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Practice runs in the early morning and evening, when the roads can be closed with least disruption to the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3fe98d46-1287-4fbb-9c08-4c21722ac538) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-093.jpg
- **2015**, Iomtt-518. The 2015 Isle of Man TT. Riders start at intervals against the clock, so the leader on the road is rarely the leader on time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7954d7f0-2355-4e8c-9fe1-c4d9bd20826b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iomtt-518.jpg
### 2016
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa Turnip: Jinny the Witch (Maughold 2016). A turnip carved as Jinny the Witch for Hop tu Naa, Maughold, 2016. Hop tu Naa is the Manx end-of-October festival with its own song, distinct from imported Halloween, and it is carved in turnip rather than pumpkin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/96374b4c-b716-4ffc-adc0-d801c22d0b9e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30795136742/
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa turnip by Jason O'Connor (01). A turnip carved for Hop tu Naa in 2016 by Jason O'Connor. Hop tu Naa turnips are hollowed and cut as 'moots', with a repertoire of traditional faces and figures. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8e1eec38-e2c0-4f17-b7e2-4da598ca8f48) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30201680283/
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa turnip carving: A cat & a cauldron. A Hop tu Naa turnip cut with a cat and a cauldron, two of the standard elements of a traditional carving. The forms are conventional rather than improvised, which is what makes it a tradition rather than decoration. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5303520c-6b12-4e57-8507-9f014b0b85af) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30384856230/
- **2016**, Cammag 2016b. The 2016 cammag match at St John's. Cammag is the Manx stick-and-ball game, ancestor of the same family as shinty and hurling, and it is played on St Stephen's Day beside the Tynwald ceremonial ground. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7852b479-3a5d-4d59-91b4-cacedd597434) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cammag_2016b.jpg
- **2016**, Thor's Stone and Other Manx Runestone Crosses ~ UK/Euro Vlog #9. Manx runestone crosses, including the cross at Kirk Andreas usually read as showing Odin devoured by the wolf Fenrir alongside Christian imagery. The identification is an interpretation rather than a settled fact, but the crosses themselves are the best surviving evidence of the island's Norse-Gaelic synthesis. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab9d4833-87d2-49a0-94e3-fa7f504eab23) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPW4YQKvEOg
- **2016**, Manx Runestones on the Isle of Man ~ UK/Euro Vlog #8. Manx runestones. The island's stone crosses carry Norse runic inscriptions alongside Christian and Scandinavian mythological imagery, and are held by Manx National Heritage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9a1eb82b-36c1-4087-a06d-b4511107ea82) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFfoO-BdIvg
- **2016**, Parish church of St John the Baptist. The parish church of St John the Baptist beside Tynwald Hill. The earliest surviving record of the House of Keys dates from 1417, and the earliest recorded Manx law is of the same year, with the Statute Book proper beginning in 1422. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a645cbdb-cd60-4293-88ee-a80dda714464) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Parish_church_of_St_John_the_Baptist_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5113205.jpg
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa Turnip (Maughold 2016). A Hop tu Naa turnip carved for the competition at Maughold Social Club, 2016. The 'moot' is the hollowed turnip lantern, carried and lit on Hop tu Naa night. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bca2cdd8-db28-4800-ad40-0d7788d58c0d) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30795144072/
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa turnip by Cori Philips (2016). A Hop tu Naa turnip carved by Cori Philips, 2016. The Manx festival predates and is distinct from imported Halloween, and the turnip rather than the pumpkin is the point of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1d14eeb8-2b8a-470e-b47a-1d4d6b8bb907) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30823040451/
- **2016**, Cammag 2016. The St Stephen's Day cammag match at St John's, 2016. Cammag was the island's popular winter game before organised football displaced it, and the annual match is a deliberate revival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/34ec050e-cb2e-49a7-be20-31b7ae86f699) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cammag_2016.jpg
- **2016**, Cashtal yn Ard by Drone - Isle of Man 2016. Cashtal yn Ard by drone. The Neolithic chambered tomb sits above Maughold on the island's east coast and belongs to the same period as the Ronaldsway culture, the island's own distinctively Manx late Neolithic tradition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8d04852d-f146-492e-8888-138cd0630ad6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6bh11idSYw
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa turnip carving: A Castle. A Hop tu Naa turnip carved with a castle, one of the standard elements of a traditional Peel turnip. The forms are inherited rather than invented, and vary by town. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3893f9bb-94c4-465f-aec4-544c9a451c88) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30384860500/
- **2016**, Isle of Man - Cashtal yn Ard or the Castle of the Heights. Cashtal yn Ard, the castle of the heights, from the air. The Neolithic chambered tomb near Maughold is one of the largest surviving megalithic monuments on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9a698d5e-e7f9-403d-90c9-7e3661ef803e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLyuXrdcic
- **2016**, Pump rod at the 'Lady Isabella' waterwheel. The pump rod at the Lady Isabella waterwheel. The rod ran from the wheel along the viaduct to the shaft, where the T-rocker turned its motion through ninety degrees. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18a842ae-4c96-462c-9c95-90e56ab01a7d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pump_rod_at_the_%27Lady_Isabella%27_waterwheel_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5070882.jpg
- **2016**, With my brothers the worms. A grave notice inside Peel Castle reading 'with my brothers the worms'. The castle enclosure contains the cathedral of St German and centuries of burials. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/421d9fff-5c96-4d58-a309-6686fe84b2d7) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33718942@N07/30147979951/
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa turnip by Graham Midghall (02). A Hop tu Naa turnip carved by Graham Midghall, 2016. Culture Vannin photographs the year's carvings, which is why a domestic custom has a documented visual record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/545a705d-6a7f-4410-894c-3cef606baf6d) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30800193276/
- **2016**, Hop-tu-naa "moot" by Finn Franklin, 2016. A Hop tu Naa 'moot' carved by Finn Franklin, 2016. Moot is the Manx word for the hollowed turnip lantern. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7bb35483-2299-4dc3-aa80-6d520577dd4a) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/30825689151/
- **2016**, View from the top of The Great Laxey Wheel. The view from the top of the Great Laxey Wheel. Lady Isabella opened on 27 September 1854 with thousands watching, and it has been a visitor attraction almost as long as it was a working pump. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ca4c7a6f-6bac-4b75-bec4-6ddfcf054c55) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_from_the_top_of_The_Great_Laxey_Wheel_-_geograph.org.uk_-_4872142.jpg
- **2016**, Learning Manx. An introduction to learning Manx. Manx is a Goidelic Celtic language descended from Primitive Irish, sister to Irish and Scottish Gaelic, but written in a spelling system based on Elizabethan English rather than Classical Gaelic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/45fad355-fd5c-48bc-aa90-69ff3c03a303) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAT-rYH-9t8
- **2016**, Wren used for Hunt the Wren. A taxidermied wren used for Hunt the Wren by the dance group Bock Yuan Fannee. The custom belongs to St Stephen's Day, 26 December, and is one of the Manx traditions carried through the twentieth century by a small number of enthusiasts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5e2c7e01-431b-467e-adf1-a2b9ff0b3e08) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wren_used_for_Hunt_the_Wren.jpg
- **2016**, Mona’s Queen III anchor (2). The anchor of Mona's Queen III at Kallow Point, a memorial to those lost when the Steam Packet vessel was sunk at Dunkirk on 29 May 1940. Manx ships and crews were taken up for the evacuation while the island itself was being turned into a network of internment camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/091aa026-6b33-4411-9d5e-099a68f951fd) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5054059
- **2016**, The Mooragh Internment Camp and the Midwood Family Home \[Interview with Mary Midwood\]. Mary Midwood recalls the Mooragh Camp and her family home at Ramsey. Manx families lived alongside the camps throughout, and at Rushen local residents and internees lived inside the same perimeter. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/69c25195-b56b-41c2-b7b8-58772cdd5a7d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWU3BwQYot8
- **2016**, Isle of Man by Drone - Port Mooar. Drone footage of Port Mooar, on the east coast near Maughold. Maughold parish holds one of the island's most significant collections of early Christian cross slabs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/030f7564-4525-4aff-95b5-7c4f6de04843) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7od-WN3PSME
- **2016**, Isle of Man Tour 2015-Pt 75. Part of a motorcycle tour of the island. Away from the racing, the island's roads run through farmland, upland and the glens that reach down to the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1325607a-7409-49e6-b544-1f9b6d3cd8e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQsLOyoZI6w
- **2016**, The Man with a Glass Nose - Visual Expression. A short piece on visual expression under confinement. At Hutchinson Camp in Douglas the Dada artist Kurt Schwitters produced over 200 works in sixteen months, including more portraits than in any other period of his career, and made sculpture from porridge. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/85c23bd1-9caa-48f5-9767-3d040b6bb301) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RUkjZj6My8
- **2016**, Johnny Watterson Lane, Douglas [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9370157e-5dd2-4f2e-9027-0005700e7c45) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Johnny_Watterson_Lane,_Douglas_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5015043.jpg
- **2016**, Old School Hill, Laxey. Old School Hill at Laxey (Laksaa). The village grew around the Great Laxey Mines and its steep streets follow the valley down to the harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87a9fc03-dc97-4ba2-b94f-7fa612a368f9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_School_Hill,_Laxey_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5102769.jpg
- **2016**, World War 2 on the Isle of Man. A short account of the island in the Second World War. Six main civilian internment camps operated: Mooragh at Ramsey, Rushen at Port Erin and Port St Mary, Central Promenade and Hutchinson at Douglas, Onchan, and Peveril at Peel. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aad93ea8-6c16-4596-80ae-57fd2a928969) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cgZjM5dYAI
- **2016**, Isle of Man Steam Packet old HQ. The former headquarters of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, Manx Sheshaght Phaggad Bree Ellan Vannin. The company was founded in 1830 and describes itself as the oldest continuously operating passenger shipping company in the world, a claim it makes about itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b4e4b157-2eb5-460d-a80a-7a0e12381969) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4940385
- **2016**, Wildlife Park (41). The Curraghs Wildlife Park at Ballaugh. The park sits beside the Ballaugh Curragh, the island's largest wetland, which is a designated wetland of international importance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/85e4fe71-5d5c-495c-8ba4-0353a0f3dfb0) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/27955728335/
- **2016**, Friend or Foe? - The Exhibition. The Rushen Heritage Trust's 'Friend or Foe?' exhibition on the women's internment camp. Rushen opened on 29 May 1940 and was the only camp on the island holding women and children. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9c59d059-9ff7-415d-9750-403c51397b6e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uujNslOLUWI
- **2016**, Manx Electric Railway train at Baldrine Park. A Manx Electric Railway train at Baldrine, heading towards Douglas. The MER still runs original Victorian and Edwardian cars in ordinary service, which is what makes it unusual rather than merely old. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bd0cabad-1a1d-4122-a8a2-1027805f648b) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5078766
- **2016**, Dhoon Glen station. 's national glens, a steep wooded ravine dropping to the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/496fb6ce-86fa-4444-b442-7fb25295725d) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5056635
- **2016**, Wildlife Park (28). The Curraghs Wildlife Park at Ballaugh, in the north of the island. The park adjoins the Ballaugh Curragh wetland, which supports one of the largest hen harrier roosts in Europe. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4f0baa6-069c-4e01-849f-f773c64ce7b9) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/27902386666/
- **2016**, Ellan Vannin performed by Alzen Family Band. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/304c1a47-063f-4e92-8c8e-2e1df4e8af94) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIsiQVc2ZQg
- **2016**, Wildlife Park (33). The Curraghs Wildlife Park at Ballaugh. The park stands next to the Ballaugh Curragh, a wetland whose willow carr is unlike anything else on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c82e7fd3-1af9-4665-9a07-eb50a895e977) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/27860892631/
- **2016**, IoM TV archive: Yn Chruinnaght preview: 1.7.2016. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/19225d14-41dd-486a-bd76-d99bf9a564e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwhe5dDupik
- **2016**, "Ellan Vannin" performed by Ellan Vannin Pipes and Drums (105 5862). Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/71ede4b1-c9f1-4c7f-bbb5-c1c5b58ed3ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O9_NYxEd8M
- **2016**, Traditional Celtic Song (Manx): Lhigey Bulyt. A traditional song in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg), a living language with child speakers at Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/52f8d632-1e9b-45e0-a860-dd56daeae842) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DxgZpeSpOQ
- **2016**, Traditional Celtic Song (Manx): Moghrey mie, kys t'ou? (Good morning, how are you?). A traditional song in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg), a living language with child speakers at Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/db931db9-e25b-4650-bd53-2435077184d0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz16LHViRJk
- **2016**, Traditional Celtic Song (Manx): "Traa dy goll dy valley" / "Time to go home". A traditional song in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg), a living language with child speakers at Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df1513de-2599-44aa-94c3-70a1cb15e355) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt2ybvWoR_0
- **2016**, WizNorton Racing- 2016 Superbike Classic TT Race Onboard. Onboard footage from a Classic TT Superbike race on a Norton. Classic racing keeps historic machinery in competition over the same Mountain Course used by the modern meeting. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f1f9019b-dbc2-44e8-a4d6-5f43be58eff4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqFAVNmrBRM
- **2016**, TT 2016 - Moody Dhoo (3). A motorcycle at Peel during the 2016 TT. The Mountain Course does not pass through Peel, but the whole island turns over to the event for the fortnight. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7b421bf0-4e55-42b6-9f42-b8db7e804210) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677053@N04/27664198425/
### 2017
- **2017**, Bollan Bane. 's national day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31e3ad80-d636-4fe7-b26f-7f0051523333) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/43061240671/
- **2017**, The Tynwald Hill Inn. 2017, with safety fencing awaiting collection and food wagons still to be taken away. Tynwald Day is a working legal ceremony that also functions as the island's national fair. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9da4bd12-d34d-4298-82ae-70a51657586d) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5465392
- **2017**, Culture Vannin, December 2017. St John's in the snow, December 2017, photographed by Culture Vannin. Culture Vannin was established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982 to support Manx culture and language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4711eeb4-2073-46a3-81dc-087dbff8bc1e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/38911980811/
- **2017**, Cronk Howe Mooar: An Ancient Fort in the Isle of Man. Cronk Howe Mooar, an earthwork fort near Port Erin. The island's Iron Age and medieval defensive sites include promontory forts, hillforts such as South Barrule, and mottes of this kind. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b4d97a66-95e9-40d0-935a-bf4593fb2c5b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydrONKqNIQk
- **2017**, "Fer ny Clien Click" a Manx song performed by the Dhoon School \[The Maughold Show, Pt. 7\]. 'Fer ny Clien Click' sung by the Dhoon School at the Maughold Show. Manx song is taught in island schools and performed at agricultural shows and at the Manx Folk Awards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8f3236ad-2efe-49f2-b356-50eff65c8f34) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRlF9Miy5lY
- **2017**, Port Erin, Calf of Man, Cregneash and Meayll Hill Stone Circle in 4K - Isle of Man by Drone. Aerial views of Port Erin, the Calf of Man, Cregneash and the Meayll Hill stone circle. Cregneash is Manx National Heritage's folk village and was Ned Maddrell's home village, linking the island's crofting landscape to its language history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b049480b-f4a6-46af-8108-75c48c4374c7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p7DOox1J6w
- **2017**, Great Laxey Wheel and Mine Railway \[4K\]. The Great Laxey Wheel and Mine Railway. Both are on the site of the Great Laxey Mines, whose drainage problem the wheel was built in 1854 to solve. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ceabb5fb-8015-41a7-b6cd-7e26de9a201e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30i_i-MrMdo
- **2017**, MTTV archive: Foxdale chimney collapses. An archive report on the collapse of the Foxdale chimney. Foxdale, Forsdale in Manx, was the island's other principal mining field alongside Laxey, and its engine houses and chimneys are what largely survive of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6f4b50aa-7687-4832-a943-8f7169f82d1d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB4BgrxOfCI
- **2017**, Haunting Ghosts Legends of the Isle of Man NEW Paranormal Haunting Documentary 2014 360p. A paranormal documentary on Manx legends. The stories it draws on, including the Moddey Dhoo of Peel Castle, first documented in the 1700s, are folklore; Peel Castle itself is real, originally built by the Norse in the eleventh century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ed16717c-0aac-46cd-8bd5-50a83c0b4cb0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ds2IK0r2904
- **2017**, Manx Song: Sea Invocation, performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. 'Sea Invocation' performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. Manx fishermen maintained a vocabulary of taboo replacements at sea, the best known being longtail for rat, a taboo whose origin stories are folklore rather than record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/94a349a4-883f-4715-b941-114969009f69) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O98Ss3cr03M
- **2017**, Laxey Wheel (13). The Great Laxey Wheel, Manx Queeyl Vooar Laksey, named Lady Isabella. It was built in 1854 and opened on 27 September that year before thousands of spectators, and it measures 72 feet 6 inches across. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ba82ca86-f0e9-4bd3-9dbf-86c585199a68) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/95535573@N05/35151271794/
- **2017**, Padjer Columb Killey: A Manx song performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. 'Padjer Columb Killey' performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. Religious material forms a large share of the surviving written Manx, the language's standard orthography having been fixed by the Manx Bible completed in 1775. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/289279ba-74de-4c50-8755-f008567f2cc0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpXoEvkz1OU
- **2017**, Hop-tu-naa turnip... deep into November. A Hop tu Naa turnip still in place at Cregneash deep into November. The festival falls at the end of October and its lanterns are made fresh each year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad4586cb-1e95-45fe-83d6-25027011985f) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/23842817548/
- **2017**, MTTV archive: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Manx school celebrates. An archive report on the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh celebrating an anniversary. The school opened in September 2001 and entered the island's mainstream education structure in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4b460fea-c885-47b4-a273-7c013216be66) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzUgMGb2IaY
- **2017**, Michael Players - unknown date. The Michael Players performing Manx dialect theatre, undated. Anglo-Manx dialect drama flourished as Gaelg itself receded, and it preserved vocabulary and idiom that would otherwise have gone unrecorded. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fca42206-1745-4768-8422-c85efd942c62) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Michael_Players_-_unknown_date.jpg
- **2017**, Niarbyl - Isle of Man by Drone. Niarbyl from the air. The bay is one of the island's most photographed stretches of coast and lies on the Raad ny Foillan. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/820296f5-b31e-4582-a2f3-982909b62b3a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWk111O_D7M
- **2017**, St. Runius, Marown old church, Isle of Man. St Runius, the old Marown parish church, built in the 12th century and enlarged in 1754. Bishop Thomas Wilson, appointed in 1698, published the first book printed in Manx and began the Bible translation that his successor Mark Hildesley completed in 1775. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab55202f-ac8d-419a-9cd9-d7a0eb7db13c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/32968900506/
- **2017**, Douglas and the Ferries inc Ben-My-Chree and Manannan - Isle of Man by Drone. Douglas and the ferries Ben-my-Chree and Manannan from the air. The Steam Packet has operated out of Douglas since its first crossing to Liverpool on 17 August 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31c130ad-1da2-4861-a743-4bea43166fd1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGFwkpDhG-Q
- **2017**, Port Erin at night, May, 2017. Port Erin beach at night, May 2017. The island's low light pollution is a documented feature of its whole-territory UNESCO Biosphere designation, awarded in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4895e496-8e67-4d3c-b9c4-b9f02891312c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Erin_at_night,_May,_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Crosh Cuirn - A Manx tradition for Oie Voaldyn. A crosh cuirn, a small cross of rowan twigs bound with wool and untouched by metal, made for Oie Voaldyn, May Eve. The custom survives with its Manx name intact, which is common on the island even where the language itself receded. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5879c8d2-53f9-4264-8186-cb01f640ca7b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/47592876511/
- **2017**, INTERNMENT ON THE ISLE OF MAN: HIS MAJESTY'S MOST LOYAL ENEMY ALIENS DOCUMENTARY. A documentary on wartime internment on the island. After the fall of France in 1940 Britain interned enemy aliens en masse, and a large proportion of those held on the island were Jewish refugees who had fled Nazi Germany and Austria. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/186b90a0-5d08-4a0b-904f-b49c563383b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXljdoaLEHM
- **2017**, Holiday Isle: A history of tourism in the Isle of Man. A history of tourism on the island. The trade began with the Steam Packet in 1830, peaked with Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers on Wakes Weeks, and declined from the mid twentieth century as the island's economy turned to finance and e-gaming. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/257bf2ae-1fb4-42fc-b455-8be9085ee889) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmzg8ml3-q0
- **2017**, St. Runius, Marown, Isle of Man. St Runius church at Marown, 12th century in origin and altered in 1754. The Manx Bible of 1775 effectively fixed the modern written orthography of the language, a Celtic tongue whose standard spelling was set by Anglican bishops using English conventions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3f1a7862-4b7c-4692-9ff2-0067b699a156) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/32968897506/
- **2017**, Castletown. Entering Castletown harbour. Castletown (Balley Chashtal) was the island's capital until the seat of government moved to Douglas in 1874. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d1067047-f9fa-4588-9d36-4b430a88aeee) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/82062408@N05/36086685090/
- **2017**, Knockaloe Letters Project. Schoolchildren work on the Knockaloe Letters Project. Knockaloe Camp, at Knockaloe Farm in the parish of Patrick near Peel (Purt ny hInshey), opened in November 1914 and held around 23,000 internees with some 3,000 guards, on an island whose whole population was then about 50,000. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/42f70083-a7e2-4184-9fa9-e2e12f1f2168) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-nORPXYSxk
- **2017**, Isle Of Man Steam Railway (part one) - Douglas to Ballasalla \[4K\]. The Isle of Man Steam Railway from Douglas to Ballasalla. The line is three foot narrow gauge and runs from Douglas south to Port Erin, the surviving portion of a once larger network. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5742353a-bb26-40fa-ba85-364f75670d5e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02z7HxwezaA
- **2017**, Fishing boats south of isle of man filmed with a drone 1.8 miles from shore. Fishing boats south of the island filmed from the air. The Manx fishery has moved from herring, which collapsed from over 300 Manx nickeys in 1879 to 25 boats in 1922, to scallops and queen scallops. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9440dcf9-3fc1-4946-8002-b9df144e4b75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwi7Kkf1eKc
- **2017**, Isle of man, 19 May 2017-1. Cliffs on the Isle of Man, May 2017. Around 33 species of seabird breed on the Calf of Man alone, including Manx shearwater, kittiwake, razorbill and shag. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e45f5104-3d03-4299-88eb-5b16a82f0edb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_man,_19_May_2017-1.jpg
- **2017**, Husky Tones 'The Island Of Barbed Wire' Official Video. 'The Island of Barbed Wire', a song about internment on the island. The phrase describes both wars: Knockaloe held around 23,000 men from 1914 to 1919, and six civilian camps operated between 1940 and 1945. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4862259b-c66d-4a1f-a183-c95ef6ad3e5a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHA2EI9KUTY
- **2017**, Laxey and the Snaefell Mountain Railway \[4K\]. Laxey and the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The mountain line begins at Laxey, where it meets the Manx Electric Railway, and climbs to the island's highest point. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7cc21c64-09e4-4526-98d0-ef6343ca4e5f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts24OAaBwgw
- **2017**, Maughold Sunshine Isle of Man. Sunshine at Maughold. The parish on the island's north east coast is named for St Maughold, Maghal in Manx, and holds a major collection of early Christian cross slabs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8c74c405-5f69-4e5a-ac41-ac7f89464a0c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYKLlp6HQnM
- **2017**, 'Island Of Barbed Wire' A Short Film by Husky Tones. A short film built around the song 'Island of Barbed Wire'. At Rushen, uniquely, the wire enclosed two whole towns and Manx residents lived inside the perimeter alongside the interned women. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4ae1de85-edf9-4ea3-a79b-0c7c95dca1ae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaWPGj1F3d4
- **2017**, Isle of Man by Drone - Groudle. Groudle from the air. Groudle Glen is one of the island's wooded glens and carries a narrow gauge railway built in 1896 to bring Victorian visitors to a headland zoo. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/86066f2d-613d-41ba-9ff3-9726a0ad505a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql9ow3Ai4_k
- **2017**, Hay baling near Ballabeg [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b14b64d7-2503-4c4c-a8a7-28f202a1cbf1) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5469538
- **2017**, FIL 2017 - Grande Parade 108 - Rushen Silver Band. The Rushen Silver Band in the grande parade of Celtic nations at the Festival Interceltique de Lorient, 2017. The island takes part in the inter-Celtic circuit as one of the six Celtic nations, and hosts its own festival, Yn Chruinnaght. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/477875cd-3a27-435f-adf0-9e533e0e4258) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FIL_2017_-_Grande_Parade_108_-_Rushen_Silver_Band.jpg
- **2017**, SMR Wg 1 20170429 Laxey 3. Snaefell Mountain Railway car No. 1 at Laxey station. The mountain cars date from the line's opening in 1895 and are among the oldest electric tramcars in regular use anywhere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/54e40abb-3223-4d5e-bbbd-c73b7c9f5c4f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SMR_Wg_1_20170429_Laxey_3.jpg
- **2017**, Sulby Reservoir, on a misty day. 's largest glen and supplies much of the north. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7fe91d39-31aa-4d43-85ea-ca6621bd45c6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sulby_Reservoir,_on_a_misty_day_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5553602.jpg
- **2017**, Snaefell Mountain Railway, Laxey. The Snaefell Mountain Railway at Laxey. Laxey station is shared between the coastal electric line and the mountain railway, which is why the village is the hub of the island's electric network. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ecaec44d-636e-4db9-9e50-41cc5399a8d1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_Mountain_Railway,_Laxey_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5363436.jpg
- **2017**, Snaefell Mountain Railway 1+2 Laxey 2017-07-12. Snaefell Mountain Railway cars 1 and 2 at Laxey, July 2017. The line has six original cars, built for its opening in 1895. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1050ff4a-d185-4b91-956d-1cc432977103) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/95535573@N05/35991221005/
- **2017**, Ruth Keggin - Irree ny greiney (Sunrise). Ruth Keggin is among the leading current singers in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/25db6a70-ecd9-44d4-a3e2-f8829d66ee75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hom1ocRrT5s
- **2017**, Snaefell Mountain Railway. A Snaefell Mountain Railway car at Laxey. The five mile climb to the summit is the only electric mountain railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d47dd84c-b0d0-4c07-a67b-4aac1d806974) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_Mountain_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5362219.jpg
- **2017**, Isle of Man Steam Railway, Ballabeg. The Isle of Man Steam Railway at Ballabeg. The line is two feet six inches gauge and has operated since the 1870s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ddf3110-5d2d-422a-9de9-37ca9d309fbb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_Steam_Railway,_Ballabeg_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5359495.jpg
- **2017**, Arrane Ghelby / Fathaby Jig - Two Manx tunes from the Isle of Man. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/583db2f9-d12d-4b8e-831b-8b2d24923df3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9AYr2DnjUg
- **2017**, Car no 5, Snaefell Mountain Railway. Snaefell Mountain Railway car No. 5 at Laxey. The line's cars were built by G. F. Milnes for the 1895 opening and remain in service. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6af0aaf6-5c4d-4628-8aa4-acc3ce07b006) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Car_no_5,_Snaefell_Mountain_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5363429.jpg
- **2017**, ‘Lhon Dhoo’ - A Manx song performed by Clare Kilgallon and Annie Kissack. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d491f57b-bb9c-4021-b642-885cc4a60980) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yH-nAb5Jv8
- **2017**, Marish ny Fiddleryn - A Manx song performed by Phil Gawne. The fiddle carries much of the Manx tune tradition, and Culture Vannin has published collections to put the repertoire back in players' hands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a5b6e6c6-f9d9-40ee-b3e9-ad480dd17245) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG8poSguiVg
- **2017**, Manx Gaelic Choir: Caarjyn Cooidjagh perform 'The Dim'. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/465668ac-01d2-4d4c-ab2c-512731bc8353) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvHTOqj6Bis
- **2017**, Moddey Dhoo from "The New Chronicles of Mann" performed by The Manx Children’s Choir (107 7666). The Moddey Dhoo, the black dog said to haunt Peel Castle (Purt ny hInshey), is folklore, first written down in the 1700s. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0374a271-38d7-44bf-a1a8-aed11bd054ee) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcKc-KxwbBU
### 2018
- **2018**, The Tynwald Ceremony - Exclusive Content. Manx Radio's coverage of the Tynwald ceremony. The Acts are read out in summary in both Manx and English from the hill, a requirement without which an Act passed more than eighteen months earlier ceases to have effect. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d8924908-3400-4093-b07f-8ac9b33c25dc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpWjAJL7fk8
- **2018**, 2018 April walks in the Isle of Man. Spring walks across the island. The Manx landscape carries its archaeology in the open: Neolithic chambered tombs, Bronze Age burial mounds, Iron Age promontory forts and Norse-era burial sites all sit in working farmland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/032b905d-4f3b-4e94-b696-18cb0eb9ff24) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jiXlr6YNaU
- **2018**, Tynwald Hill flagpole (the very top!). The top of the flagpole on Tynwald Hill, photographed from scaffolding erected before Tynwald Day. Tynwald Hill (Cronk y Keeillown) is itself a Norse thing site, the word cognate with Icelandic Thingvellir and Norwegian Tingvoll. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7143dd74-3c34-4f1a-b3e8-842e9e7c2aba) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/42019079655/
- **2018**, Tynwald Day walkway, with St. John's Chapel. The Tynwald Day walkway with St John's Chapel beyond, photographed from scaffolding on the hill. The procession runs along this way between chapel and mound, and the promulgation of Acts at the far end is what keeps them legally valid. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4d394e71-dd4f-4a7b-8ad3-7f5063bc5d19) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/28051219067/
- **2018**, Meayll Stone Circle July 2018 (Drone). The Meayll Circle, also called Mull Circle, near Cregneash (Creneash) at the southern end of the island. It is a Neolithic monument of paired chambers set in a ring, unusual in form among British megalithic sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d6edd03e-4aa4-4b1b-977e-81feba8555c7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzbvqgbScls
- **2018**, 'The Foxdale Miner' performed by Marlene Hendy & Dilys Sowrey. 'The Foxdale Miner' performed by Marlene Hendy and Dilys Sowrey. Mining songs are a small but distinct part of the Manx repertoire, alongside the far larger body of fishing and farming song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1bcc6d93-8ef8-4f64-91cb-c896b628be5a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFnHGsv4LlE
- **2018**, Debbie does Isle of Man with Megalithic Tours. A guided tour of Manx megalithic sites. The island's Neolithic monuments predate the Norse period by roughly three thousand years, which is why the folk name King Orry's Grave, referring to an eleventh century ruler, cannot be a burial fact. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/57115ce5-e6eb-489a-8485-7234ef3fd938) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVEqDFa2Zx0
- **2018**, Sheean ny Feaynid: The Sounds of Infinity. A site associated with William Cashen, the Peel fisherman and folklore collector whose accounts of Manx custom were recorded in the early twentieth century. Cashen was a native Manx speaker and one of the tradition bearers on whom the written record depends. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/271523aa-2176-4185-82c5-1e1a4e96b222) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/42233870542/
- **2018**, Hop-tu-naa: Manx song performed by Biskee Brisht. The Hop tu Naa song performed by Biskee Brisht. Hop tu Naa is marked with carved turnip lanterns rather than pumpkins, and has its own melody and words distinct from imported Halloween customs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/be81861e-674a-4416-9585-f6f0e6b7304a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLsb6ocqCFQ
- **2018**, Castle Rushen banquet. A display of a medieval banquet inside Castle Rushen. The castle presents the period of the Stanley lordship, when the family styled themselves King of Mann before reverting to Lord of Mann. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/965024f2-b1ec-4424-bb42-e32b8a86ff98) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castle_Rushen_banquet.jpg
- **2018**, WIKITONGUES: Owen speaking Manx. Owen speaking Manx, recorded by Wikitongues. Every current speaker of Manx is what scholars call a new speaker, having learned the language other than by transmission in the home. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1d116cad-24ba-4778-8f57-3b14a6dc7300) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNyEuC2GxGk
- **2018**, Ridgeway Street, Douglas. Ridgeway Street in Douglas. Behind the promenade frontage, the town is built of steep terraced streets running up from the bay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/28c45416-4e1c-4856-a0e4-aff29f12014e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ridgeway_Street,_Douglas_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5732434.jpg
- **2018**, Isle of Man 100 Mile Thru-Hike: Raad Ny Foillan. A hundred mile thru-hike of the Raad ny Foillan. The Road of the Gull runs right around the island's coast and links its headlands, beaches, cliffs and harbours. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/601565e1-d313-4c11-a538-15b10f7efee5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bykoJ1erVc
- **2018**, M. L. Wood gravestone, Onchan cemetery. The gravestone of M. L. Wood in Onchan cemetery, inscribed 'Mother of music in Manxland'. Mary Louisa Wood was a founder of the Manx Music Festival and central to the collection and performance of Manx song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b8239d48-d568-4761-8159-6f979be92d75) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/46545318162/
- **2018**, The Rosemount on Woodbourne Road, Douglas. 1940 the same building stock was requisitioned wholesale for internment. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/722ded3d-84c2-483a-8380-deb2b52dde1a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Rosemount_on_Woodbourne_Road,_Douglas_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5728917.jpg
- **2018**, Calf of Man Seal Watch July 2018. Seal watching at the Calf of Man in July 2018. Grey seals haul out around the Sound and the Calf, alongside breeding colonies of kittiwakes, razorbills, shags and Manx shearwaters. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f306a9ac-2369-4fde-ab4c-b62bed47bb92) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRrbUYq6AVU
- **2018**, Peel & Knockaloe railway lines remembered. The Peel and Knockaloe railway lines remembered. A branch line was laid to serve Knockaloe Camp, which at around 23,000 internees was effectively one of the largest settlements on the Irish Sea while it operated from 1914 to 1919. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/23d7e582-cbea-46ba-ba3b-7f447ab51e72) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ7UDJW-cKI
- **2018**, ANWP Wildlife Seals and Birds on The Isle of Mann. Seals and birds around the island's coast. Around 33 species of seabird breed on the Calf of Man, including Manx shearwater, kittiwake, razorbill and shag, with chough, stonechat and raven present year round. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/78befe3e-2b10-45ff-ab9e-62ec4a8a2463) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZNvUzIPgj8
- **2018**, Peel Road towards Braddan Bridge, Douglas [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87622f06-c1a0-492b-a19e-782902fe6f3c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Road_towards_Braddan_Bridge,_Douglas_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5734336.jpg
- **2018**, Port Erin panorama. Port Erin (Purt Chiarn) bay. In 1940 the wire of Rushen Camp was drawn around this town and Port St Mary rather than around a compound, so residents and internees lived inside the same perimeter. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e41778d9-d7e3-41af-bf5f-1deff89c080a) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/45131642@N00/42751816125/
- **2018**, In Dhoon Glen 1. Dhoon Glen. The glen drops steeply to the sea on the east coast and has one of the island's highest waterfalls, reached from a Manx Electric Railway halt. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/28c00824-1d43-4fd1-8085-1e8b6ed33e8b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/68957035@N03/41009048874/
- **2018**, Douglas Marina, Isle of Man [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a130b004-bf9c-44f8-95ae-da83d2bbef54) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Marina,_Isle_of_Man_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5734181.jpg
- **2018**, Port Erin on the Isle of Man. Port Erin (Purt Chiarn) on the island's south-west coast. The bay is enclosed by Bradda Head to the north and the cliffs running out to the Sound in the south. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dd71c3a7-1815-4355-8b86-a93563f7631e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146272131@N07/42689565865/
- **2018**, A look at the Laxey Mines and Crogga Valley Railways, Isle of Man. The Laxey Mines and Crogga Valley railways. Small industrial and private narrow gauge lines survive alongside the island's public railways. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ef019348-c171-4ffe-96b3-0ee85b8dcba1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhZkv4HUBR0
- **2018**, Railways Of The Isle Of Man. The railways of the Isle of Man. The island's Victorian transport survivals are its most distinctive material heritage after its stone crosses, and are publicly owned. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e5987722-9c02-489f-a4e8-187b5f7ca5c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu0wthurLTY
- **2018**, Laxey, Car No 16 with trailer. MER car No. 16 with a trailer at Laxey. Laxey is the junction where the coast line meets the Snaefell Mountain Railway, and it is the busiest point on the electric network. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6f870428-94b2-4941-a38f-0d3a2f312d9e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey,_Car_No_16_with_trailer_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5935860.jpg
- **2018**, 2018 UNOFFICIAL ISLE OF MAN TT SONG V1. A novelty song written around the Isle of Man TT, which began in 1907 on the St John's Short Course and moved to the Mountain Course in 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b587b290-4acf-431e-b3fc-d7f2cbf93cdd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2997ZGzNcOE
- **2018**, Laxey MER station, Car no.19. MER car No. 19 at Laxey station. The electric railway's rolling stock includes cars built in the 1890s that are still in scheduled use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ba03664a-f084-42be-81f3-6deff7999cbd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_MER_station,_Car_no.19_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5731925.jpg
- **2018**, Fenella at Port Erin. Locomotive No. 8 Fenella at Port Erin. The Isle of Man Railway's steam locomotives were built by Beyer, Peacock and carry Manx names. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1995d122-cb5a-4bc1-9185-9da98f0b85bc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fenella_at_Port_Erin_(28766797587).jpg
- **2018**, Music Traditional folk Isle of Mann (Manx folk music). Traditional Manx music from Ellan Vannin. The tune tradition was collected in the nineteenth century and has been actively revived since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e41e015b-77e8-4871-ae0c-8c2e5008fbb0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DP3IPmKeHuU
- **2018**, Arrane Ghelby: A traditional Manx harp tune played by Mera Royle. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0e34ca74-f309-4197-b24e-b4950b6fe11c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxis5LLvULw
- **2018**, Douglas-Horse-Tramway-IOM-P1490016. A stop on the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway for trams travelling towards Derby Castle. The tramway runs the length of the promenade and its cars are drawn by horses that are retired to a dedicated home. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad5267b2-7df4-42fd-8671-b86b8a7e9a43) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas-Horse-Tramway-IOM-P1490016_(31493767288).jpg
- **2018**, Port Erin, I.O.M. R steam locomotive. An Isle of Man Railway steam locomotive at Port Erin. The line to Port Erin is the last operating section of the island's steam network and runs about fifteen and a half miles from Douglas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/344cf343-214a-469c-a531-6d132ba5d59b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Erin,_I.O.M._R_steam_locomotive_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5730951.jpg
- **2018**, 9year old Lula Brown sings in Manx. A child singing in Manx Gaelic. Gaelg has child speakers today, taught through the medium of Manx at Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9057724a-9f05-4f68-b879-1c6dab4f0ab4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGDUu3dR1Kc
- **2018**, Auld Lang Syne (in Manx Gaelic): The Bree Weekend Concert 2018, Part 8. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a33dcfe-a0f8-4aef-b656-626508b54409) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFlt1Vk76j8
- **2018**, Douglas-Horse-Tramway-IOM-P1490246. A horse tram on Douglas promenade. The tramway has run along this seafront since the Victorian resort boom and survived repeated proposals to close it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5e277540-7e5b-409f-bdda-3fc3544e8cf0) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/47739225@N08/44645576594/
- **2018**, Illiam Boght - Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/25c19c4a-1dfa-457b-8a64-6fd4ea4e9d7a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLcvK_IGuEw
- **2018**, Douglas-Horse-Tramway-IOM-P1500043. A horse tram on Douglas promenade. The tramway is a working service rather than a heritage operation, running along the seafront in season. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b52410e9-9f19-4764-b26c-3c7c83600a1e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/47739225@N08/31493717928/
- **2018**, Peel Road petrol station, Douglas. The petrol station on Peel Road, Douglas. Road transport is what ended the island's western and northern railway lines in the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3d0678be-2b94-4ab2-8901-58823b96c36d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Road_petrol_station,_Douglas_-_geograph.org.uk_-_5722547.jpg
- **2018**, Hop tu Naa: Sung in Manx by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. Hop tu Naa is the Manx Halloween, kept with turnip lanterns and its own song, and distinct from the imported American festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9e1652fb-4e77-4c12-a4a3-c3b67da04208) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI6ShyPZcao
- **2018**, Hop tu Naa (Manx language version): The Bree Weekend Concert 2018, Part 6. Hop tu Naa is the Manx Halloween, kept with turnip lanterns and its own song, and distinct from the imported American festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/624a562e-fe8a-480c-b712-97b83ab552ae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L547ui-z-Cw
- **2018**, Kissak leaves Port Erin. Locomotive No. 13 Kissack leaving Port Erin. Kissack is one of the Beyer, Peacock locomotives that have worked the Manx line since the nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/de82f1b5-ffc5-4b26-b870-28d98518839c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kissak_leaves_Port_Erin_(43654510861).jpg
- **2018**, Laa Ruggyree son Yn Chruinnaght!. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fcdccfa0-4cf8-4992-a7c1-865f924381c3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSmPG2l6DN8
- **2018**, Live Stream: Practicing the Snaefell Mountain Course at Isle of Man TT (No Assists). A long practice session over the Snaefell Mountain Course. Named corners on the circuit include Ballaugh Bridge, Creg-ny-Baa, Bray Hill, the Ramsey Hairpin, Governor's Bridge, the Bungalow and Glen Helen. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/27d5421a-45f8-4d08-b0cd-d95476dbc346) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xL2AyWf3tY
### 2019
- **2019**, Tynwald Day 2019 - Live Broadcast. The full live broadcast of Tynwald Day 2019 from St John's. The site is Cronk y Keeillown, a stepped mound on which the branches of Tynwald sit in the open air. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a995f72-35b0-474c-9365-e08f931b2b3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50U2aIF280c
- **2019**, Laxey Wheel: How It Works. How the Laxey Wheel works. The wheel drove a horizontal rod along a stone viaduct to a T-rocker, which converted the motion into the vertical pumping stroke in the mine shaft. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/24af6842-6ff8-4498-92c8-9346b0b721f7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF930FjCTx0
- **2019**, Tynwald Hill Inn. The Tynwald Hill Inn at St John's with flags flying for Tynwald Day, normally held on 5 July. Tynwald's own record states there is no documentary evidence of a first sitting in 979; the millennium celebrated in 1979 rested on a date chosen by officials rather than found in any source. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/af40d0f2-86af-44a6-926c-c40a9f08a4f6) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6194872
- **2019**, Eisht as Nish: A traditional Manx song performed by Phil Gawne. 'Eisht as Nish' performed by Phil Gawne. The title means 'then and now'; the song tradition is one of the strongest continuous threads between the Gaelg of the nineteenth century and the language spoken today. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ee74b19-6442-4400-9708-1d5dee7435cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09ML8vVsiYE
- **2019**, The Foxdale Miner. ', a song from the island's lead mining district. Foxdale's mines worked lead and silver, and the loss of the industry drove heavy emigration from the island in the late nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/81f0f506-e11a-436d-8fc1-78448587f1f0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B780HYvTYU
- **2019**, Manx Fairy Tales \| Sophia Morrison \| Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales \| Soundbook \| English \| 2/2. The second part of Sophia Morrison's 'Manx Fairy Tales' read aloud. Morrison published the collection in 1911, drawing on oral tradition gathered on the island; it remains the standard popular source for Manx legend. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a7242cd-e93e-43c9-85b8-4e046950762a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdgHLHjFvkk
- **2019**, Exploring Island Heritage - Visiting Rushen Abbey and the Nautical Museum. A visit to Rushen Abbey and the Nautical Museum at Castletown. Rushen Abbey is where the Chronicles of Mann, the principal narrative source for the Norse period, is traditionally held to have been compiled. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/462393ac-8e0a-425a-9ce6-805bfa84e1fc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDyJ2SILkSo
- **2019**, Foxdale. 's principal lead and silver mining village, and its landscape is still shaped by spoil heaps and engine houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a41dc002-7577-438f-86f6-d579cc175b3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3zT1cbYm0U
- **2019**, Exploring Island Heritage - Castle Rushen. Manx Radio explores Castle Rushen. Castletown was the island's capital until 1869, and the Revestment Act was read publicly at the castle on 11 July 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0cc5a612-a6f4-418f-9913-a59e5af20b63) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvG60vO6JOk
- **2019**, Manx Fairy Tales \| Sophia Morrison \| Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales \| Talkingbook \| English \| 1/2. The first part of Sophia Morrison's 'Manx Fairy Tales', read aloud. Morrison published the collection in 1911 from oral tradition she gathered on the island; the tales are folklore, and what they document is that Manx people told them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1028af77-9356-43d6-878b-93e8ecdc7751) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVhid56baaI
- **2019**, Laxey Wheel from the Snaefell train. The Laxey Wheel seen from the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The mining landscape here survives as spoil heaps, engine houses and washing floors concentrated around Laxey and Foxdale. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/939417e7-377e-49d0-b53f-842047656860) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Wheel_from_the_Snaefell_train_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6188169.jpg
- **2019**, St. Patrick's Chair, Marown, Isle of Man. The standing cross slabs known as St Patrick's Chair at Marown. The tradition that St Patrick converted the island is legend rather than established history, though the stones themselves are real early Christian monuments. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aa63df54-59c3-478e-9ee8-6cea58e33e58) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/47288245761/
- **2019**, Gaelg son paarantyn: Greetings. Manx greetings for parents, from the Learn Manx project. Around 2,223 people reported conversational ability in Manx at the 2021 census, up from 1,650 in 2011 and 1,500 in 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad733f60-977f-42a5-8a4a-c7648e56de2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2EqyKXAGu4
- **2019**, Friend or Foe? Remarkable story of Rushen camp. Manx Radio on 'Friend or Foe?', the Rushen Heritage Trust's research and book on the women's camp. Boarding house keepers at Port Erin and Port St Mary were paid a guinea a week for each internee billeted with them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9bd9b850-cb4b-4143-ae99-3d7d22110f96) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5rgizgJhRo
- **2019**, Cadlag: A Manx song performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. 'Cadlag' performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. The choir is one of the longest running Manx language singing groups on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d5e5f3f8-82b3-4054-bf0e-d4d69434f58d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clh23stHbtM
- **2019**, The history in Manx field names. The history held in Manx field names. Field and place names are the largest surviving body of everyday Manx, recording land use, ownership and topography from before the language's decline. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/73e58a3a-9fa3-4f8f-94de-66813075ce8f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V9EP4fvu9U
- **2019**, New Manx phrase book: English version. A new Manx phrase book, reported in English. Manx has been taught in island schools since the Manx Language Unit was formed in 1992 under Brian Stowell. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/76a2c57d-06b4-48e0-85bd-83486d30299a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_zxcb7_vgk
- **2019**, Dhoon Glen IOM 1. Dhoon Glen on the island's east coast. It is one of the national glens, a steep wooded ravine falling to a shingle beach, with the island's highest waterfall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a8b3bbe5-a89b-4718-a794-d591224910e0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ataoqFvVX20
- **2019**, Langness Peninsula 🏝 Part 2/5 🏜 Isle of Man TT 🇮🇲 4K. The Langness peninsula, near Castletown in the south of the island, filmed during TT fortnight. Langness carries a lighthouse and the ruined Herring Tower, and sits well away from the Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/80775d1d-eb63-481c-8913-ae3f03e48e2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjGSd-7hWGM
- **2019**, Slieu Maggle ("Hill of Testicles"), Kirk Michael, Isle of Man. A Manx place name near Kirk Michael, Slieu Maggle. Manx place names are the densest surviving layer of Gaelg in daily use on the island, read every day by people who do not speak the language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ec515b1b-2430-4a69-867d-5f71c231676e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/44754621540/
- **2019**, Langness Peninsula 🏝 Part 1/5 🏜 Isle of Man TT 🇮🇲 4K. The Langness peninsula in the south of the island. Langness is a low limestone headland near Castletown carrying a lighthouse, and the site of the Iron Age and later occupation at Fort Island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/69b9d2f1-5552-4e29-98e9-e71a162e2a8c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxBgOqhDWfw
- **2019**, Flitters - A Manx custom for Good Friday. Flitters, limpets gathered on Good Friday morning and cooked in their shells over a fire on the shore. The custom keeps its Anglo-Manx name and is still observed on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/997d9a13-aabd-4058-9f79-f1036c84b1fe) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/55111615051/
- **2019**, Isle of Man DAY 2 - Castletown to Port Erin (13 miles on the Raad ny Foillan coast path). Day two of a run along the Raad ny Foillan, from Castletown to Port Erin. This southern stretch passes Langness, Scarlett Point and the limestone coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4a55a97-91e8-4e71-8177-420c037e9c53) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvNLvCDiW-c
- **2019**, EdwardForbes IsleOfMan. A bust of Edward Forbes in Douglas (Doolish), the town of his birth. Forbes was a naturalist of international standing and one of the island's most significant scientific figures. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e0aa35e5-964e-4770-8715-4efbf5ca6157) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:EdwardForbes_IsleOfMan.jpg
- **2019**, Hop tu Naa turnips (Isla Callister 2019). A turnip carved for Hop tu Naa in 2019. Hop tu Naa is the Manx end-of-October festival, distinct from imported Halloween, and it is carved in turnip rather than pumpkin with its own song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87eeafe0-ac44-47d5-a0ac-7d70a1017396) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/49013416377/
- **2019**, Isle of Man DAY 6 - GRAND FINALE! Maughold to Douglas (17 miles on the Raad ny Foillan coast path). The final day of a coastal path run, from Maughold to Douglas. Maughold Head is one of the island's principal seabird headlands and gives its name to the parish of St Maughold. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/90921c2b-6f9a-4f9f-a336-93d5013ddee9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khXnWZPmPew
- **2019**, Land Cruising - Isle of Man - Niarbyl. Driving to Niarbyl on the west coast. Niarbyl is Manx for the tail, after the rock reef running out from the shore, and the point exposes the junction of two ancient continental plates. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/76876b0a-d73e-49b3-8d0f-00c80e6dc6fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW31Ru-7_Sw
- **2019**, Isle of Man - Manx Electric Railway. The Manx Electric Railway. Built from 1893, it is the longest narrow gauge vintage electric railway in the British Isles and still uses Victorian and Edwardian cars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9ca4e591-a036-4fbf-8fb2-065a3ddda412) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LNCevSEQwE
- **2019**, Rachel Hair & Ron Jappy - Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/40e36cd2-95d3-4913-ae73-e0c9f2bc8a50) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR4hhHaP0Gc
- **2019**, Manx Electric Railway (July 2019). The Manx Electric Railway in July 2019. The railway's original 1893 cars, numbers 1 and 2, remain in service alongside later Victorian and Edwardian stock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4e7b65bc-d02a-4251-890b-73e195577328) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3usnMchnXpY
- **2019**, Harrish Biljyn: A Manx song performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/392f9ac3-5acd-4e9b-a2ee-135b5b7d9bfc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7k6d8qfccg
- **2019**, Isle of Man Steam Railway (July 2019). The Isle of Man Steam Railway in July 2019. The line to Port Erin is worked by Beyer Peacock locomotives dating from the 1870s onward, some of the oldest steam locomotives in regular service anywhere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/909ba836-4eaa-425e-8565-c6a3582221d7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrtPIxi17wA
- **2019**, Port Erin railway museum. Locomotive No. 6 Peveril at the Port Erin Railway Museum. The museum holds the Isle of Man Railway's historic locomotives and rolling stock at the southern terminus of the steam line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7fb75acb-9342-4ee5-9e2c-621af6d90de3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Erin_railway_museum_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6177052.jpg
- **2019**, Arrane y Glashtin: A traditional Manx song performed by Caarjyn Cooidjagh. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f6bd12b5-0693-4a8f-a9a0-0072eee5581e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK26re3-lr8
- **2019**, Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019 full promo. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/25a2f674-2719-43ec-a2cc-73c27f906fff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21Cl_Rcp62o
- **2019**, The Great Laxey Wheel from the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The Great Laxey Wheel seen from the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The mountain line has run since 1895 and is the only electric mountain railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e257dce5-f655-42b0-8a51-f01aa5a97c05) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/45457437@N00/49403266826/
- **2019**, Snieu Wheeyl Snieu: A Manx Gaelic song performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9075b61-5f7d-4104-bb6a-5229ba0352f4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h867iRNvORo
- **2019**, 'Gotcha Oscar One'. A police vehicle at Farrants Way, Castletown. The Isle of Man runs its own constabulary as part of its self-government. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fda0595e-b2d3-4dc8-8cf9-fd3b8dc7adb8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%27Gotcha_Oscar_One%27_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6196008.jpg
- **2019**, Baatey Yuan: A Manx song performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3682d5a0-539d-410b-b334-fc5824c2f653) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xU9gbMQtiAY
- **2019**, Winter Saloon No. 22 on the Manx Electric Railway. Manx Electric Railway winter saloon No. 22 at Derby Castle, Douglas. The winter saloons are enclosed cars built for year-round service on the exposed northern line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a6a71296-7fcc-4e1b-a3ed-1119f32bb244) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/45457437@N00/49403269206/
- **2019**, Arrane y Chlean: Manx music for guitar by Mark Lawrence. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/859437f3-6f41-4954-8fe3-34ce9b12663a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2FC90_mf7o
- **2019**, 2019 Isle of Man TT Races Official Launch Show \| TT Races Official. The official launch show for the 2019 races. The TT is a commercial property with tightly managed broadcast rights, which is why most freely available footage of it comes from spectators rather than broadcasters. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/60218eb2-3241-4265-8d9b-b4250896bf52) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0Rxsjt4DfA
- **2019**, National Anthem of the Isle of Man - "Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin" (MANX VERSION). Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin is the national anthem of the Isle of Man. The song Ellan Vannin is treated as an unofficial one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a182476-09fa-4a00-88aa-10a1a12c7d34) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI_kiHPUmeI
- **2019**, Nelly Veen - Manx song on Moghrey Jedoonee #MRPORTAL #MRVISION. A traditional Manx Gaelic song from the island's collected repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b82a62b5-6588-46ce-ae95-277cf6ad3030) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVAMdYPgjy0
- **2019**, Isle of Man TT triskelion. A triskelion emblem in TT branding, the Three Legs of Mann shown wearing motorcycle boots. The symbol is the island's, medieval in adoption, and its Latin motto 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit' is later than the emblem itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e7a760cf-5450-48a9-9891-a9926eb180bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_TT_triskelion.jpg
- **2019**, Manannan Song. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a063ae2a-1aee-4256-9034-60a7aab8cbca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTkLLGWT3Js
- **2019**, Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019 web. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/088f1880-a299-4d96-8206-b1a446449cd7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7MOd6ZCvw
- **2019**, Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 30". Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8888986d-970e-4ac0-aef5-43d201de5f0e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RW5qnnwI-I
- **2019**, Jamie Smith's Mabon Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019 IOMSPCo. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2db58e64-67f6-4d63-a9e5-a68578735030) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anCEKxBMC0
- **2019**, Daoirí Farrell at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019 Culture Ireland. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e603ce76-ad66-4ae0-aa91-66f1801b53c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcF1EPXhNlY
- **2019**, Duo Landat-Moisson (Thornton). Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/020c736a-0588-443a-a531-3eb2a9b2d83d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JyATpm39nQ
- **2019**, Mabon at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bca94009-5128-4beb-8818-231a7eb77c49) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KrgxiWW-cU
- **2019**, Daoirí Farrell at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2019. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f023f22f-9b96-4557-a0e1-a4c68f9edbc0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67n_3d_Hya4
- **2019**, Peddyr Cubberley Trad Trio. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/90e412c3-7936-4f09-832f-ce75ef34b1b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWsjIsiabUA
- **2019**, The Mollag Band [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f3acf10c-783c-4b56-9741-12ad47bff072) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig0Nyx8yl6Y
- **2019**, Randy Wilson Appalachian banjo. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/408d2ffb-e9a3-4abd-bd75-2aa2d5875a40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09gzUoEaQ0E
- **2019-10-10**, Cooish Manx language festival. The Cooish, the island's Manx language festival, which by 2026 had been running thirty years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bb725a0d-1b1d-4ad4-82ed-403f74871da8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KckuXiV8-9A
### 2020
- **2020**, Hunt the Wren around Tynwald Hill, 2020. Hunt the Wren around Tynwald Hill at St John's, 2020. The custom belongs to St Stephen's Day, 26 December, and takes place on the same mound where laws are promulgated each 5 July. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/54749003-783e-4940-8585-d37e29607c67) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/50774967326/
- **2020**, The Isle of Man from Scotland.... The Isle of Man seen from the Scottish coast, with an aircraft in the frame. The island sits in the middle of the Irish Sea, visible from Scotland, Ireland, England and Wales in clear weather, which is the material basis for the legend of Manannan's cloak of mist. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f59c22f3-6d87-401d-aeba-60e7f3152c5b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/68957035@N03/49875551481/
- **2020**, The Great Laxey Mine Railway, Isle of Man. The Great Laxey Mine Railway. The restored line runs a short distance on the site of the mine workings, which at their height made Laxey one of the most productive lead and zinc mines in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/feb0f1c9-e520-45aa-a13e-c4d7464a27b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbjhDEVcHUQ
- **2020**, Megaliths and Giants of the Isle of Man \| The Cloven Stones and King Orry's Grave \| Megalithomania. The Cloven Stones and King Orry's Grave at Laxey (Laksaa). King Orry's Grave is the island's largest megalithic tomb, between 4,000 and 5,000 years old; the name refers to the eleventh century ruler Godred Crovan and is a later folk attribution, so nobody named Orry is buried there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2ee27a05-a4be-41cf-b4c8-9b7205f874b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UheUF6THAHc
- **2020**, Level crossing near Fairy Bridge. A level crossing near the Fairy Bridge at Malew. The tradition at Ballalonna is to greet the fairies when crossing, saying 'Laa mie', good day, on pain of bad luck; the custom is genuinely current, and locals distinguish between the official bridge on the main road and an older one nearby. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/846ca02f-b103-4712-8f61-bd3c712ebdda) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Level_crossing_near_Fairy_Bridge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6377217.jpg
- **2020**, Virtual Rush Hour: St John's to Foxdale. A virtual recreation of the St John's to Foxdale branch line. The Foxdale railway was built to carry ore from the Foxdale lead mines and closed after the mining collapsed; the trackbed survives as a path. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4df8ac8-82fe-4010-b64a-69faf944bf91) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OfoVaXU8O0
- **2020**, MNH Museum on the Move 2 Meayll Circle 1. Manx National Heritage on the Meayll Circle. The monument near Cregneash consists of six pairs of chambers arranged in a ring, a plan not closely paralleled elsewhere in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3c9572df-3302-4b70-92ff-60fad78f70ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1MVwOfCT2c
- **2020**, Laxey Wheel Museum on the Move 8. Manx National Heritage's short film on the Laxey Wheel. Built in 1854 and 72 feet 6 inches in diameter, it is presented by its operator as the largest working waterwheel in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4d951bf5-b07f-4e2d-91e0-15f90a31c0bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7Egp4IGEPM
- **2020**, Meayll Hill (Mull Hill) Isle of Man July 2020. Meayll Hill, also called Mull Hill, above Cregneash. The stone circle here is Neolithic, and the hill overlooks the Sound and the Calf of Man. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/336e64d0-dc99-43be-aab0-af9f60040237) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW2zWK-HVf4
- **2020**, Balladoole MNH Museum on the Move 7. Manx National Heritage on Balladoole. Chapel Hill at Balladoole carries an Iron Age promontory fort, an early Christian burial ground and a Viking ship burial, layered on one site. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c6475da0-7018-47b1-9d69-f2b361eddbc5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKwCEiK0kVI
- **2020**, Isle of Man Massed Bands Live from the Villa Marina. Massed bands at the Villa Marina in Douglas. The Villa Marina and the Gaiety Theatre are the surviving grand entertainment venues of the island's Victorian and Edwardian holiday trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6b40cdfe-a4a2-402f-be69-7cb993f5ea05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQkTsDHkszg
- **2020**, Round the Isle of Man cruise on the Steam Packet's "Ben-my-Chree" - 2008. A cruise around the island on the Steam Packet's Ben-my-Chree in 2008. Ben-my-Chree, girl of my heart in Manx, is a name the company has used for several vessels. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/016ea7a1-2f1c-466d-930c-eaa98619d3ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTcJQZ0q3PQ
- **2020**, THE ANGELS WHO CARE. A short film on care and welfare in the island's internment story. Rushen, the women's camp opened on 29 May 1940 across Port Erin (Purt Chiarn) and Port St Mary (Purt le Moirrey), held over 4,000 women, about 300 of them pregnant. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a7643c3-baac-448a-89a5-f13a82ea8ff8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k74u_sYK_RU
- **2020**, WW2 Internment in the Isle of Man. Culture Vannin's account of Second World War internment on the island. Foreign nationals were graded A, B and C by tribunal, with category C assessed as friendly aliens, but after May 1940 those distinctions were largely overridden by blanket internment and many Jewish refugees had been wrongly categorised. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aeff0f42-c4b6-461d-abee-60cbec2a1d00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iLKvMFmhEA
- **2020**, Remains of WWII Internment Camps (the Isle of Man in WW2). What remains of the Second World War internment camps on the island. Because the camps were requisitioned hotels and boarding houses rather than purpose-built compounds, most of the buildings are still standing and in ordinary use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5ca01727-8cc1-400f-9388-84b443ff26b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19HWFWN9nU4
- **2020**, IOM Glen Walks: Ballaglass Glen. A walk through Ballaglass Glen. The island's national glens are wooded ravines, a landscape category maintained as public open space and distinct from the open upland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dd2e8f81-17a4-4e36-a738-6d95f05cfdf3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf_1YJezwkk
- **2020**, Medicine Behind Barbed Wire: Interned Medical Refugees on the Isle of Man.. A lecture on interned medical refugees held on the island. Hutchinson and Onchan camps held an unusual concentration of academics and professionals, and a camp university was running within weeks of Hutchinson opening in July 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8892d470-e9a0-4c1c-a3dd-afcb8af39934) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlUfKSKG7FU
- **2020**, Walking on the Isle of Man with Julia Bradbury. 's walking routes include the coastal Raad ny Foillan and inland routes over South Barrule, North Barrule and Snaefell (Sniaull). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ea7c91b4-e05e-4622-84fc-2355eca88a5b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMGl2Yv3nic
- **2020**, Beyond Barbed Wire Musicians in Mooragh Internment Camp, Ramsey, Isle of Man. Musicians in the Mooragh Camp at Ramsey, presented by the Association of Jewish Refugees. Professional musicians interned as enemy aliens gave concerts inside the wire, and Peter Gellhorn composed there in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cc4a46aa-cb3e-4c94-a1a8-595400e1e88e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjI2ysAHgwE
- **2020**, Walks: MAUGHOLD (Maghal) Countryside \| ISLE OF MAN 🇮🇲 tEAvEE 🎥 4K. Walking in the Maughold countryside. Maughold, Maghal in Manx, is a coastal parish combining farmland, cliff and one of the island's most significant early Christian sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ef811b43-8812-4e8d-b0f3-6ee95bde31e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLuVsCtWaFo
- **2020**, Detail from boundary wall. A boundary wall at Knockaloe, built from the fabric of the internment camp itself. Knockaloe operated from November 1914 to 1919 and was the largest internment camp of the First World War; almost nothing of it survives above ground apart from reused stone like this. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a6a06493-9a4c-4340-af4a-1bd2979714e1) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6384868
- **2020**, Isle of Man 100 Mile Hike. A hundred mile hike around the island. The Raad ny Foillan links the coast; inland routes cross South Barrule, Snaefell and the northern plain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f25e1530-a7c2-4fa5-b47b-8dfa070402ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcnQIat4EHE
- **2020**, Graves and headstones of Turkish Internees. Graves of Turkish internees held at Knockaloe Farm between 1915 and 1919. Britain's enemy alien policy swept up subjects of every state it was at war with, and the men who died in the camp were buried in the parish of Patrick, far from anywhere they had chosen to be. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/44b4a804-4601-405f-8144-9fe6c962f137) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6383140
- **2020**, 20753 Rifleman A E Joyce headstone. The headstone of Rifleman A. E. Joyce of the King's (Liverpool Regiment), who died on 28 February 1915 aged 49 and lies in Kirk Patrick churchyard. Knockaloe stood in this parish, and many of the soldiers buried here were guards rather than combatants. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0f3bb76c-4d41-4eeb-970e-2109fcd57d94) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6398827
- **2020**, New CEO of the Manx Wildlife Trust. The new chief executive of the Manx Wildlife Trust. The Trust manages reserves across an island designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2016, a status that has since been subject to periodic review. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a2fd0d9-ef17-461f-8dda-228ea4e17dc1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtZGSxq73_Y
- **2020**, Knockaloe Centre for WWI internment. The Knockaloe Centre for WW1 Internment, near Peel. It is run by the Patrick community as a not-for-profit charity with no government funding and volunteer staff, and holds artefacts, photographs and a 1:500 scale model of the camp. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3018aea0-6799-45d7-93b5-ceef9315e56b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Knockaloe_Centre_for_WWI_internment_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6383148.jpg
- **2020**, Snorkeling with Seals - Calf of Man. Snorkelling with seals at the Calf of Man. The Calf lies half a mile off the south west coast and is a nature reserve and bird observatory run by Manx National Heritage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b8174a42-6125-443e-9889-efef4ce26f84) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9KgeJObmv8
- **2020**, Panorama of Knockaloe Farm - the internment camp. Knockaloe Farm, in the parish of Patrick near Peel, where the camp stood. Land here had been used for military training before it was built as a purpose-built internment camp in November 1914. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/55d60cc1-bd2e-4dee-b38c-43d3690ee652) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Panorama_of_Knockaloe_Farm_-_the_internment_camp_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6398814.jpg
- **2020**, MWT Bird Warden, Aron, on the Manx shearwaters of the Calf of Man. The Calf of Man's bird warden on Manx shearwaters. The Manx shearwater, Puffinus puffinus, is named for the island; its colony on the Calf was historically devastated by rats and has been the subject of restoration work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ce0c4794-8969-489e-a4b3-1326f10edf2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ6bWvddaNg
- **2020**, Aron on bird ringing on the Calf of Man. Bird ringing on the Calf of Man. The Calf of Man Bird Observatory has been recording migration and breeding populations since the twentieth century; around 33 species of seabird breed on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad53325f-c710-425a-9b85-b6b42568171e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOaDKb0khaM
- **2020**, S'feayr yn Oie - A Manx gaelic song performed by Manx Voices. 'S'feayr yn Oie' performed by Manx Voices. Singing groups have been central to keeping Gaelg in public use through the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f02ec478-c100-44ab-bcdd-1d5240095bbe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_Ulwo6sqBc
- **2020**, Isle of Man, Douglas Marina, Douglas Harbour and Marine Drive. Douglas Marina, harbour and Marine Drive. Douglas harbour has been the island's main port since the Steam Packet's first crossing to Liverpool on 17 August 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/670b424e-f777-4cd6-b818-c498315f009f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9z6nHnId0sI
- **2020**, The creation & success of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh: The Hon Steve Rodan OBE MLC, President of Tynwald. Steve Rodan, President of Tynwald, on the creation of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. The school opened at St John's in September 2001, the first in the world to teach every subject through Manx. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d8066376-f2e7-4055-99b6-c67db9929ff8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1iLfGwb9SI
- **2020**, O Holy Night - Performed in Manx Gaelic & English by Alexandra Slater. 'O Holy Night' performed in Manx Gaelic and English by Alexandra Slater. The Manx Bible of 1775, translated under Bishops Wilson and Hildesley, gave the language its standard written form and much of its religious vocabulary. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b0412ca0-ba85-448d-b4df-424a40811340) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLpuWZidmQo
- **2020**, Raad ny Foillan Douglas to Castletown isle of man. Walking the Raad ny Foillan from Douglas to Castletown. Raad ny Foillan means Road of the Gull, one of many Manx-language names carried by features and routes across the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bfef703a-fd78-4c65-873b-8c638b803ffe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wryVJkd-O3I
- **2020**, The Doctor: The White Boys (Ny Guillyn Baney), 2019. The Doctor in The White Boys (Ny Guillyn Baney), 2019. The mummers' play is performed in the Manx tradition around Christmas and is one of the customs that keeps Manx-language names in ordinary circulation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eb952a14-32b1-4a62-86ab-e411a768a9b5) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/49315363183/
- **2020**, The Doctor- The White Boys (Ny Guillyn Baney), Laxey, 2020. The Doctor in The White Boys (Ny Guillyn Baney) at Laxey (Laksaa), 2020. Culture Vannin photographs the island's living customs year by year, which is why a two-hundred-year-old play has a modern photographic record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a0eb36c0-f8cf-46e5-953a-9544a53e2819) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Doctor-_The_White_Boys_(Ny_Guillyn_Baney),_Laxey,_2020.jpg
- **2020**, St. George & St. Maughold: The White Boys, Peel, 2019. St George and St Maughold in The White Boys at Peel (Purt ny hInshey), 2019. St Maughold, Manx Maghal, gives his name to the parish that holds the island's most significant collection of early Christian cross slabs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/264f127c-a610-48a9-a9ad-ac9e7c249940) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/49315858091/
- **2020**, The White Boys (Ny Guillyn Baney), 2019. 's schools in 1992 under the Manx Language Unit, formed by Brian Stowell, and the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/226aa63c-8b10-461c-b90e-ed777d1e00e2) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/49315854976/
- **2020**, IOM Glen Walks: Groudle Glen. A walk through Groudle Glen. The glen carries the Groudle Glen Railway, a two foot gauge line opened in 1896 to carry Victorian visitors to a headland zoo of sea lions and polar bears. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7d3e0f21-3562-4909-844e-fec8279af99a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FFB9yQCaC0
- **2020**, THE SIX GREAT RAILWAY WONDERS OF THE ISLE OF MAN. A survey of the island's railway lines. The surviving network comprises the Steam Railway, the Manx Electric Railway, the Snaefell Mountain Railway, the Douglas Horse Tramway, the Groudle Glen Railway and the Great Laxey Mine Railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/07d90362-064b-4436-9b5a-c44f4b3d0ccf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqCsj6Fjsuc
- **2020**, Summer Steam on the Isle of Man. 1870s to move the holiday traffic landed at Douglas by the Steam Packet, which had been running since 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6c2e53af-5e83-4395-8b05-2c53f5a832f7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw9Hh58XCTI
- **2020**, NATS Railcar (38). The National Air Traffic Services railcar on the Snaefell Mountain Railway. NATS maintains equipment at the summit, and the railcar is one of the least seen vehicles on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8e39c361-429d-45cd-9620-36ca13fc01c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NATS_Railcar_(38).jpg
- **2020**, NATS Railcar (64). The NATS railcar on the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The summit carries air traffic control equipment, so the tourist line doubles as a service route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5891d93b-eb98-42ad-a503-68a1a73a2a64) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NATS_Railcar_(64).jpg
- **2020**, NATS Railcar (21). The NATS railcar on the Snaefell Mountain Railway. Its normal work is carrying engineers and equipment to the air traffic installation at the summit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/63960ba4-3bbd-4eca-89b0-8de1945c8d2e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NATS_Railcar_(21).jpg
- **2020**, NATS Railcar interior (2). Inside the NATS railcar on the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The vehicle is a working service car rather than a passenger one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/24b21fc4-5c39-4bfb-9784-3e3a89549473) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NATS_Railcar_interior_(2).jpg
- **2020**, Isle of Man Story Yn Chruinnaght 2020 - Kitty as ny Kiarkyn. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/34d52156-a548-437c-a5b1-33350fe0b65d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC_87HsE4f8
- **2020**, The Sound of Music: Douglas Choral Union. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/98712d62-7668-4b03-b913-5cd63334527a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2hdwmNK8vc
- **2020**, The Sound of Music:Douglas Choral Union. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d2e98bd1-feec-4182-8ca6-dc10f727470b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4aVe_a15wk
- **2020**, Cornwall My Home Bryher's Boys Yn Chruinnaght 2020. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fce3df36-8312-418e-8de9-b317c4b4e1fd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMoiH223ciw
- **2020**, 'Graih Foalsey' for Yn Chruinnaght 2020. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2b000e59-cf57-4c7a-95cf-1f39e1d16d6f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJATUYxlb3U
- **2020**, Arabella Ayen - Yn Chruinnaght 2020. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/97232b81-3af3-4b1d-9abf-b818d8cd8b60) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teYCSyQVUrI
- **2020**, The Song of the Buggane. A song on the Buggane, a figure of Manx folklore rather than of record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ee612d87-2fcb-464b-b024-2f502982530f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLhNit-nVQs
- **2020**, Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2020. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/60af6064-933a-4016-ab7b-b504f867b6f1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RB_oLMel0I
- **2020-07-18**, Interview with Adrian Cain, Manx Language Development Officer, 2013. Adrian Cain, the island's Manx Language Development Officer, on the work of promoting Gaelg. The post is employed by Culture Vannin, trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/83a92043-1bf5-4696-9d9a-daff3a161a9a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqlzCgV79vg
- **2020-08-10**, The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh: a potted history (part 1/2). A history of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh, part one. Manx entered island schools in 1992 under the Manx Language Unit, formed under Brian Stowell. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5d2051fa-b023-4029-969f-aa0efdf4d916) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F84bqAv_Slo
- **2020-08-10**, The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh: a potted history (part 2/2). A history of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh, part two, covering the school's growth into full immersion teaching. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d160ef21-8b39-4224-aa5b-b7c25599240d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0yohi0J8mU
- **2020-11-06**, Ruth Keggin Gell Manx Language Development Officer (Manx version). Ruth Keggin Gell speaking in Manx Gaelic on her role as Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/af590b10-9bb8-4340-aab3-584da5a4b2fa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obhq5ImN8tk
### 2021
- **2021**, Tynwald Day 2021 - Live. Tynwald Day 2021, broadcast live. The ceremony was held in reduced form during the pandemic years, but promulgation continued because an unpromulgated Act lapses after eighteen months. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9b91ffcd-f920-4f93-9c8e-cf447321c0f5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMcHbrsfYW4
- **2021**, St. George - The White Boys, St. John's, 2021 - 52553076245. St George in The White Boys at St John's, 2021. St John's is Tynwald's ceremonial ground, and the same village hosts the mummers' play, Hunt the Wren and the cammag match on 26 December. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5e0f9bb3-b850-4cfc-a630-811b5c0702ec) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._George_-_The_White_Boys,_St._John%27s,_2021_-_52553076245.jpg
- **2021**, Little Devil Doubt - The White Boys, St. John's, 2021. Little Devil Doubt in The White Boys at St John's, 2021. The mummers' play is a folk custom, distinct from the constitutional business that gives St John's its name. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/388b3ca1-239c-4a63-82a9-c599eb32ab36) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Little_Devil_Doubt_-_The_White_Boys,_St._John%27s,_2021.jpg
- **2021**, The White Boys, St. John's, 2021 - 52552607196. The White Boys at St John's, 2021. The village is small, and the same ground carries the mummers' play in winter and the open-air sitting of Tynwald in July. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7911b187-b516-4a82-ae0c-edbb7c76fa1e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_White_Boys,_St._John%27s,_2021_-_52552607196.jpg
- **2021**, Manx song lesson: S'feayr yn Oie. A lesson in the Manx song 'S'feayr yn Oie'. Culture Vannin publishes song lessons as a teaching route into Gaelg, which the 2021 census recorded 2,223 people as speaking conversationally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4fc0805e-782d-4c1b-aa39-30ae456556a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTRq0ewT-lI
- **2021**, The Doctor in The White Boys at St. John's, 2021 - 52553075305. The Doctor in The White Boys at St John's, 2021. The play is folklore, performed by volunteers, and is documented here as a living custom rather than as history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/856a0d4b-30e4-4636-8c14-4a8a7e657da6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Doctor_in_The_White_Boys_at_St._John%27s,_2021_-_52553075305.jpg
- **2021**, CROSS VEIN & GAREY RD WALK \| Snuff The Wind - Lead Mine 🇮🇲 isle of man. A walk to the Cross Vein lead mine workings. Manx mining concentrated in two fields, Laxey (Laksaa) and Foxdale (Forsdale), and its landscape survives as spoil heaps, engine houses and washing floors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/966160bf-5c3c-4ec9-b103-416716b90924) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAAkdgnqwDY
- **2021**, The Doctor in The White Boys at St. John's, 2021. 's, Balley Keeill Eoin in Manx, is also home to the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh, which has taught all subjects through Manx since 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b62acf7c-33af-48cb-95dd-ef39468b918a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Doctor_in_The_White_Boys_at_St._John%27s,_2021.jpg
- **2021**, Manx song lesson: Arrane ny Niee. A lesson in the Manx song 'Arrane ny Niee', a washing song. Traditional Manx work songs attach to specific tasks, in the way that the Manx fishermen's sea vocabulary attached to specific taboos. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e1142280-9f2d-4a06-a72f-c02944403678) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXDRDgaEAxc
- **2021**, Mona Melodies: A complete performance of Manx music from 1820. A complete performance of 'Mona Melodies', the Manx music collection printed in 1820. It is one of the earliest published sources for the island's tunes and songs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8dfa69c1-c72e-4f45-896c-36af291027f7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uNzswJ3Wpk
- **2021**, St. Denis - The White Boys, St. John's, 2021 - 52553076205. St Denis in The White Boys at St John's, 2021. The play is one of several customs that cluster on the Tynwald ground in the days after Christmas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a2a57b9b-c03c-4e33-bbff-9f533ba0ba51) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._Denis_-_The_White_Boys,_St._John%27s,_2021_-_52553076205.jpg
- **2021**, Mighty Waterwheel & Victorian Engineering \| GREAT LAXEY WHEEL 🇮🇲 ISLE OF MAN tEAvEE. The Great Laxey Wheel as Victorian engineering. The wheel is 72 feet 6 inches across and was built in 1854 by a mining company that needed to lift water from workings far below sea level. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/edba050e-4167-4a91-a465-eb1c256f096c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCiamMlOb9k
- **2021**, World’s Largest Working Waterwheel \| GREAT LAXEY WHEEL 🇮🇲 ISLE OF MAN tEAvEE. The Great Laxey Wheel, presented as the world's largest working waterwheel. That superlative comes from Manx National Heritage, which operates the site, and is widely accepted rather than independently adjudicated. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18b87faf-3742-455f-9e3a-f05a297d3198) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZU7QTqlODc
- **2021**, Exploring: Dji Mavic Mini : Cashtal yn Ard Ancient Burial Site : Isle of Man Drone View. Cashtal yn Ard, the Neolithic chambered tomb near Maughold, filmed by drone. The Manx name means castle of the height; it is described in tourism material as the largest of its type in Britain, a claim worth attributing rather than asserting. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/45101a72-32ad-4397-977e-12db082eeb68) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6Quh2J7Pvw
- **2021**, Arrane Oie Voaldyn - Paul Rogers. 'Arrane Oie Voaldyn', the Manx May Eve song, performed by Paul Rogers. May Eve and Hop tu Naa are the two calendar customs with the strongest surviving Manx song tradition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5487dadd-9522-4727-a609-49e9bfe30318) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwNNCpDBCfw
- **2021**, LAXEY WHEEL - this is how it works..... How the Laxey Wheel works. It is a pump: an overshot wheel driving a rod along a viaduct to lift water from the shaft, and captions describing it as a mill wheel are wrong. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/68cef418-c4d3-49df-ad34-746d35686c3b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oSjB3Uk-b4
- **2021**, Ray Kelly on the Isle of Man, visiting the old farm called Cronk Dhoo. A visit to an abandoned Manx farm called Cronk Dhoo. Ruined farmsteads, tholtans, are a standard feature of the Manx uplands, left by nineteenth and early twentieth century emigration after the collapse of mining and the fishery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6fb40613-d368-419e-bc9b-438491b1f6fa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QDierIHqGY
- **2021**, Traditional Manx Song: 'Manannan Song' performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. The traditional 'Manannan Song' performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. Manannan mac Lir is the island's tutelary sea figure of legend, said to hide the island under mist; the mist is still called Manannan's cloak. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d9b4e837-3116-460d-ad33-d3059debc479) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKPlXdfAjpE
- **2021**, Niarbyl Bay & White Beach, Isle of Man. Niarbyl Bay and White Beach on the west coast. Niarbyl means the tail in Manx, from the reef running out from the shore. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bbd4cb88-0ba1-4047-a22c-778b6bea94a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sit7UZyyaiE
- **2021**, Traditional Manx Song: 'Arrane ny Niee' performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. 'Arrane ny Niee' performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. Keggin Gell has served as the island's Manx Language Development Officer, a post employed by Culture Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d75992a7-1506-4a4e-b7cd-a17e5ea74594) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7qsjUWAdOk
- **2021**, The Story of Castle Rushen One of Europe's best preserved Medieval Castles MUST SEE !!!. Castle Rushen in Castletown. The castle was the seat of the Lords of Mann and remained the island's administrative centre until the capital moved to Douglas in 1869. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e2c486de-2f68-460c-8f0a-da18c7ba78e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5oeah8XbBM
- **2021**, BOAT TRIP TO BRADDA MINES \| With Shona Boat Trips 🇮🇲 isle of man. A boat trip to the Bradda mines on the west coast near Port Erin. Bradda Head was worked for copper and lead, and the workings run out under the sea cliffs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fa2f0824-12d4-4223-9b24-52fdc8666c80) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hafpX7RNiyw
- **2021**, A tour of a keeill [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d5714a36-cea8-4d67-bcc6-b204ffc03f70) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qT3Le9NH9BM
- **2021**, 10th century Viking treasure (2). Tenth century Viking treasure found on the island. Silver hoards of this date belong to the era of the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles, the Norse-Gaelic realm known in Old Norse as the Sudreyjar, the Southern Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0884fe17-a58b-4ece-927e-4f2e11f7a490) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQpFyCV4TNg
- **2021**, "I had a letter from Vaughan Williams...": Letters from the Mooragh Camp by Peter Gellhorn. Letters from Mooragh Camp by the composer Peter Gellhorn. Mooragh, at Ramsey (Rhumsaa), opened on 27 May 1940 with its first 823 internees, and held Nazi sympathisers and Jewish men in the same camp. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b2184261-410d-400e-bd12-b5bd2256ed8b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bByWcoku3Q
- **2021**, Women Internees on the Isle of Man. A lecture on the women interned on the island. Rushen was the only civilian camp on the island holding women and children, and the arrangement was unique: the wire was drawn around Port Erin and Port St Mary and the women were billeted with local families in their own boarding houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/91f81b96-cd89-4c75-b991-c703d9741b7b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsWkqAgCaFM
- **2021**, Music composed in Mooragh Internment Camp: Mooragh (1940) by Peter Gellhorn. 'Mooragh' (1940), music composed by Peter Gellhorn inside Mooragh Internment Camp at Ramsey. Gellhorn was one of many professional musicians and academics swept up by the blanket internment of May and June 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2c32b0f0-1106-4738-bc7b-768f454ac912) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvozaguJm_8
- **2021**, Music composed in Mooragh Internment Camp: Cats by Peter Gellhorn. 'Cats', composed by Peter Gellhorn while interned at Mooragh Camp, Ramsey. Camps on the island were requisitioned boarding houses and hotels enclosed with barbed wire rather than purpose-built compounds, which is the visual signature of Manx wartime internment. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/482be4f3-4922-4373-a38f-2e3c9e1eda89) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OstPVQiym9A
- **2021**, UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man: vision and strategy. The island's UNESCO Biosphere vision and strategy. The Isle of Man became the first entire jurisdiction designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, in 2016, covering all its land and all its territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ffab1e84-3e6c-45ca-b08e-395844e76441) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeQfCTTC1Zk
- **2021**, Peter Gellhorn & the Mooragh Internment Camp: An interview with Norbert Meyn. Norbert Meyn on the composer Peter Gellhorn and Mooragh Camp. Mooragh ran from May 1940 to September 1945 and held Jewish refugees and Nazi sympathisers together, a contradiction repeated across the island's camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/031fe7f9-cf25-491f-b337-332f18c04baa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFZ0Xa9RkDw
- **2021**, Exploring maughold cliffs and hidden beaches Isle of Man 🇮🇲 pt 1. Exploring the cliffs and hidden beaches at Maughold. Maughold Head carries a lighthouse, and the parish holds one of the island's most important collections of early Christian cross slabs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/32e2d15e-abe3-447e-a197-2d2c4bd22554) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypeIva81qz0
- **2021**, 4 Days Hiker Camp around the Isle of Man - Raad ny Follian (Coastal Footpath) - part 2. The second part of a four day camping hike around the Raad ny Foillan. The coastal footpath is the main way the island's whole shoreline is accessible on foot. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/57526ed7-068d-49fd-bd7a-3f95d8f4cc9f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BoYq65IeXU
- **2021**, World War II Internment in the Mooragh Camp, Isle of Man. Culture Vannin on the Mooragh Camp at Ramsey (Rhumsaa). Mooragh took its first 823 internees on 27 May 1940 and remained open until September 1945. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e7cc0946-97d4-4608-a6af-4d779960207a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzRk4U9FmMc
- **2021**, 4 Days Hiker Camp around the Isle of Man - Raad ny Follian (Coastal Footpath) - part 3. The third part of a four day camping hike around the island's coastal footpath. The Raad ny Foillan runs through the island's cliff coast, its beaches and its harbour towns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aed41cde-63f6-4153-b0b2-2f6aaa8d4cf6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpi3xCiWvvg
- **2021**, Beyond Barbed Wire, the Sea: A poem composed within Mooragh Internment Camp. 'Beyond Barbed Wire, the Sea', a poem written inside Mooragh Internment Camp. Camp newspapers, poetry, orchestras and lectures were produced across the island's camps; Hutchinson's paper 'The Camp' first appeared on 21 September 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c535b486-9419-43ed-b7ce-08d1f8230d65) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fe78qk7_iE
- **2021**, Music composed in Mooragh Internment Camp: Andante by Peter Gellhorn. 'Andante', composed by Peter Gellhorn in the Mooragh Internment Camp at Ramsey. Gellhorn went on to a long career in British music after his release. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6cc18580-4771-410c-ae24-79b9b559d880) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2wf6H5Lz4U
- **2021**, Cliff path at Glen Maye, Isle Of Man, Ray Kelly. The cliff path at Glen Maye on the west coast. Glen Maye is one of the island's national glens, wooded ravines that run down to the sea and form a distinct Manx landscape category. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3a54dd7-7327-4bb2-91c5-d3c1ff1357c8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZcaF2-G4x8
- **2021**, 4 Days Hiker Camp around the Isle of Man - Raad ny Follian (Coastal Footpath) - part 1. The first part of a four day camping hike around the island's coast. The Raad ny Foillan is the main long distance route on an island small enough to walk around in under a week. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5cf38633-6aec-4558-87bd-22f1dd6610a8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5As3yAWY5g8
- **2021**, The White Boys, Peel, 2021 - 52552149262. The White Boys, the Manx mummers' play, performed at Peel in 2021. The play is about 200 years old, involves saints fighting, dying and being resurrected to sing and dance, and is one of the living calendar customs Culture Vannin documents. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c89d8ba0-d95b-4774-9781-e569eeb190bc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_White_Boys,_Peel,_2021_-_52552149262.jpg
- **2021**, A Great Place For A Day Out \| NIARBYL BEACH 🇮🇲 ISLE OF MAN tEAvEE. A day out at Niarbyl beach on the west coast. Niarbyl is a Manx place name meaning the tail, one of thousands of Manx-language names that remain in everyday use across the island regardless of who speaks the language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a41b575-a2e8-47b9-854b-caebb040ecc6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmtL2AH2m4U
- **2021**, St. George kills St. Maughold - The White Boys, Ramsey, 2021. St George kills St Maughold in The White Boys at Ramsey (Rhumsaa), 2021. The play's saints fight, die and are resurrected, and it has been performed on the island for around two hundred years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/449b7ac6-220d-4a9c-b378-d1afcee632e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St._George_kills_St._Maughold_-_The_White_Boys,_Ramsey,_2021.jpg
- **2021**, The White Boys, Ramsey, 2021 - 52552902309. The White Boys at Ramsey (Rhumsaa), 2021. UNESCO's 2009 classification of Manx was contested on the island by linguist Jennifer Kewley Draskau, who argued that a language people hold productive conversations in is 'very much alive and well'; UNESCO later reclassified it as critically endangered. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/93f79a20-8fbb-49bb-be46-2a95b5fbd6ff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_White_Boys,_Ramsey,_2021_-_52552902309.jpg
- **2021**, J3729 : A weak squall line approaching the South Down Coast from the direction of the Isle of Man. The Isle of Man on the horizon, seen from Thomas's Mountain quarry on the County Down coast with a squall line approaching. The island sits in the middle of the Irish Sea and is visible from Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales in clear conditions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b0ac225b-8086-4bfd-87ef-f0c5a5d85c4e) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6823947
- **2021**, The White Boys, Ramsey, 2021 - 52553147483. The White Boys at Ramsey (Rhumsaa), 2021. 2026 is being marked as the Year of the Manx Language, thirty-five years after Manx entered schools, thirty years of the Cooish festival and twenty-five years of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8f98a52b-c0f6-4f44-aef5-d5a20623d1fa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_White_Boys,_Ramsey,_2021_-_52553147483.jpg
- **2021**, Isle of man TT Snaefell Mountain Course full 4 laps training Tourist Trophy on Kawasaki ZX6R. Four laps of the Snaefell Mountain Course recorded from a rider's perspective on a road bike. Outside race weeks the course is ordinary public road, which is why onboard footage of the full circuit is possible at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7e7d5b80-ea32-4af8-b8de-754b58122706) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep12wkhxjsA
- **2021**, TT Switch-On. The TT switch-on event in Douglas (Doolish). The races are the island's largest annual influx of visitors, layered onto a tourism economy that dates from the Steam Packet's first crossings in 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2801c86f-5761-4453-8e82-4edf32cc2ca2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDv5U9aa5Hw
- **2021**, The Greatest Race \| Ultimate TT Races presented by Bennetts. An episode of the TT's own retrospective series on notable races. Race speeds on the Mountain Course have risen from an average of 38.21 mph at the first TT in 1907 to over 135 mph. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b41a772a-caca-4b0e-88b4-f76c0e3667fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ihbMOFh2f8
- **2021**, Live! Folklife Concert: Barrule (The Manannan Trilogy). Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bdefa80e-e203-4b72-97ed-9db5cc953f27) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV2JaEU67ko
- **2021**, Unofficial National Anthem of the Isle of Man - "Ellan Vannin" ("Isle of Man"). Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/da812ce1-c5cb-4e54-be23-6fd43cd38135) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkPCMFPF1G8
- **2021**, Illiam Boght - Traditional Manx song from the Kilgallon family. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a9cce939-b8e7-4b48-809c-4c0c18dc2202) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efr129iT37U
- **2021**, The Mannin Folk - Laxey wheel song ( Manx song. A song about the Great Laxey Wheel, Lady Isabella, built in 1854 to pump water from the Laxey mines and still the largest working waterwheel in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ae98d31-a0f0-4364-b352-dc1d98b93c50) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2pNkLwfMr0
- **2021**, Padjer Columb Killey: A traditional Manx song performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. Ruth Keggin is among the leading current singers in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d86a52d7-221c-46a5-a441-ef47bcde487d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8qeiL-IQ2c
- **2021**, Gaelg Aboo: An anthem for Gaelg21, Manx language month. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e62f8362-ec32-4d21-af5d-af66128dd845) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifeDoIAbHNk
- **2021**, National Anthem of Isle of Man. Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin is the national anthem of the Isle of Man. The song Ellan Vannin is treated as an unofficial one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/470a4082-b70a-43f3-b7dc-27fc419c4f61) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N3obcnWRKE
- **2021**, Traditional Manx Song: 'Lhigey, Lhigey' performed by Ruth Keggin Gell. Ruth Keggin is among the leading current singers in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/00af684e-0cac-4c5e-86aa-d963654bb718) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuNQXw5XRJI
- **2021-08-11**, Chengey ny Mayrey - Foillan Films (Manx Language Film - Mother Tongue). 'Chengey ny Mayrey' (Mother Tongue), a feature-length Manx-language film by Foillan Films, released through Manx National Heritage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f0387241-f0bf-4cb8-b702-fcb0f22a8554) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0FUQb2wVtI
### 2022
- **2022-02-24**, The Manx language, casually spoken \| Owen speaking Manx \| Wikitongues. Manx Gaelic spoken casually by Owen, recorded by Wikitongues. The 2021 census recorded 2,223 people reporting conversational ability in Gaelg, 2.64 per cent of the island's population of 84,069. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b1a89288-f5fd-44ed-9474-90f3982ce159) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUE1bzIx3u8
- **2022**, House of Keys Question Time 8.3.2022. Question Time in the House of Keys. The Keys has 24 directly elected members, a number and name that go back to Yn Kiare as Feed, the four and twenty, from which the English word Keys derives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4494ef91-223c-47e0-b3b4-25e087467625) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMQLBzOxJLU
- **2022**, Swearing in of Lt General Sir John Lorimer KCB DSO MBE as Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man. The swearing in of Lieutenant General Sir John Lorimer as Lieutenant Governor. The Lieutenant Governor is the Crown's representative on the island, an office whose nineteenth century holders, notably Loch, exercised real political power over the elected House of Keys. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2facf70c-780f-4a5c-aa9c-027cefad4edc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVH-t_slgq4
- **2022**, Manx Wildlife Trust working with Praxis Care and Sailing for the Disabled. 's coast and sea is organised through a small network of local charities. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1d7816fc-90e0-4a50-8ca2-518459ce7b7b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1O6m7pNl3U
- **2022**, Arrane Ben Vlieaun, Yn Mheillea & The Black and the Grey - CRHS Folk Group \[Manx Folk Awards 2022\]. Sophia Morrison's 'Manx Fairy Tales', read aloud. Morrison was a central collector of Manx folklore and language at the turn of the twentieth century; the stories she gathered are folklore, and the fact they document is that people told them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/80d6239f-2ae1-4abd-b6cb-d44dbeb1e88a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIYculF1yIE
- **2022**, Repairs start on the Laxey Wheel. Repairs beginning on the Laxey Wheel. The wheel is 72 feet 6 inches in diameter, over 22 metres, and is described by Manx National Heritage, which operates the site, as the largest working waterwheel in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c5a462f6-babd-49ff-a967-e30d82a7e281) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV2JeYwZ9rs
- **2022**, Island Escapes and MWT. Island Escapes with the Manx Wildlife Trust. Wildlife tourism draws on the island's UNESCO Biosphere designation, awarded in 2016 and covering the whole jurisdiction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/256777c8-a050-4123-8c74-acb34d3d7e7d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z78gHGIZ_3M
- **2022**, The Great Laxey Wheel (Lady Isabella) 🇮🇲 isle of man. The Great Laxey Wheel, named Lady Isabella after the wife of Lieutenant Governor Charles Hope. It was designed by Robert Casement, opened on 27 September 1854 before thousands of spectators, and pumped floodwater out of the Glen Mooar section of the mines. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/52c2c5d6-cf7c-49b9-b77f-1f04bd759d04) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DT0UKg0g1I
- **2022**, Manx music for trombone: Arrane Ben-Vlieaun. The Manx tune 'Arrane Ben-Vlieaun' arranged for trombone. Manx traditional tunes circulate in modern arrangements as well as in their sung forms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/98181f99-7567-47b7-a613-ee4408b23a18) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxEhn8zcSa0
- **2022**, Talking and Telling Stories about the Fairies: A talk by Stephen Miller RBV. Stephen Miller on the collecting of Manx fairy belief. Fairies are traditionally not named directly on the island, and the euphemism is part of a wider taboo system that also replaced the word rat with longtail. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b8d9ba82-3a89-4f80-9673-7b0d67846972) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltZvEZEvTpY
- **2022**, Isle of Man Biosphere Reserve is #ProudToShare sustainable fishing and tourism practices. UNESCO on the island's sustainable fishing and tourism practices. The Isle of Man was designated a Biosphere Reserve in 2016 and remains the first whole jurisdiction to hold the status, including all its land and territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c6790915-9c3d-4a86-80c4-41bb5fc3ff21) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h206PeaRkQ
- **2022**, Great Laxey Mine Railway. The Great Laxey Mine Railway. The line was laid to serve the Great Laxey Mines, which worked lead, zinc, copper and silver in the island's richest mining field. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ccebfe0a-4dd8-4186-ac31-e02f72811c78) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEP1FiFj_9o
- **2022**, Peel Castle Tour 🇮🇲 isle of man. A tour of Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle. The castle was originally built by the Norse in the eleventh century, and is the setting of the Moddey Dhoo, the phantom black dog first documented in the 1700s and presented here as folklore. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e2d512cc-bec4-4692-b2e6-a6631ecea389) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_MtruZAyB0
- **2022**, Bearded Sprite,2021, Isle of Man. 'Bearded Sprite', a 2021 mural at Castletown Town Hall drawing on Manx myth and folklore. The murals gave the island's legendary figures a contemporary public form, which is how folklore mostly survives now. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6265e276-7880-4d2b-a5f4-9b0f7637bdd8) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/36957368@N00/52788292902/
- **2022**, Laxey Lady Evelyn Wheel 08. The Lady Evelyn wheel at Laxey. It is the smaller of the surviving Laxey wheels and is often confused with Lady Isabella, which stands a short distance away. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/92e6283c-8397-479d-a58d-f592253a707f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Lady_Evelyn_Wheel_08.jpg
- **2022**, Douglas Douglas Head View to Douglas Harbour 16. Douglas Harbour seen from Douglas Head. The harbour is the arrival point for the steamer trade that built the town and still handles the island's principal sea link. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e1cac0cd-342f-4b3f-8583-c6b47d9926d5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Douglas_Head_View_to_Douglas_Harbour_16.jpg
- **2022**, Isle of Man Ep 20 Castle Rushen, Rushen Abbey. Castle Rushen and Rushen Abbey. The abbey was a Cistercian house and is traditionally credited with the compilation of the Chronicles of Mann, the thirteenth to fourteenth century source in which the Tynwald place-name first appears. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f5bdd7bb-0d2a-49fc-b7e0-cdd61e32e678) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBqTKZhYjdo
- **2022**, Manx Fiddle Orchestra: The Sheep under the Snow / Arrane ny Ghuilley Hesheree. The Manx Fiddle Orchestra playing 'The Sheep under the Snow' and 'Arrane ny Ghuilley Hesheree'. Ne Kirree Fo'n Sniaghtey is among the best known Manx tunes and belongs to the island's upland sheep farming. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0ea59446-c8d0-45c4-a328-a06f246898ef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rd3vz2Sy8M
- **2022**, Peel House of Manannan 2. Inside the House of Manannan at Peel, the Manx National Heritage museum of the island's maritime and Norse-Gaelic past. Its subject is objects and sites, because there is no contemporary likeness of Godred Crovan, Magnus Olafsson or any other king of Mann. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1eea4a6e-b951-4f2b-b538-55171494d40a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_House_of_Manannan_2.jpg
- **2022**, Douglas Douglas Head 1. Douglas Head, above the harbour entrance. The head carried the town's pleasure grounds, its camera obscura and its lighthouse. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/326d45ca-b959-4b6e-9602-6f3e60e3ecc5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Douglas_Head_1.jpg
- **2022**, Peel Peel Castle Coast 4. The coast beside Peel Castle. St Patrick's Isle carried an early Christian settlement before the Norse fortified it, and the two phases sit on top of each other on the same small island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/35c430df-61b5-4e68-9b27-9b92b9b696fc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Peel_Castle_Coast_4.jpg
- **2022**, Yachts anchored off Port Erin Beach with the Mourne Mountains (Ireland) and Bradda Head in the background. Yachts off Port Erin beach with the Mourne Mountains of Ireland beyond, seen from Bradda Hiar. Bradda Head carried its own lead and copper workings above this bay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b4afd550-6a4d-4e5d-9c5b-d0b355d7aa42) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52557175420/
- **2022**, Chambered Tomb at King Orry's Grave. The chambered tomb at King Orry's Grave, Laxey (Laksaa), about 5,000 years old. The name refers to Godred Crovan, an 11th century ruler, so the tomb predates the man it is named for by roughly three thousand years; the attribution is folklore, not a burial fact. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0b7a1e40-fcb2-4a21-839e-7a96193c2180) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7146147
- **2022**, Tiles with mermaid illustration. Tiles with a mermaid illustration on Bank Street, Castletown. The Ben-varrey, the mermaid, is one of the creatures of Manx legend alongside the Glashtin, the Phynnodderee and the Tarroo Ushtey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5087976c-49aa-4fcc-9e0a-41fd98575da3) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52591866571/
- **2022**, Douglas Loch Promenade 11. Loch Promenade, Douglas. The promenade was laid out on reclaimed ground in the 1870s specifically to give the resort a sea frontage of hotels and boarding houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/90af88a3-cee6-4249-8a93-6003ae23114a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Loch_Promenade_11.jpg
- **2022**, Port Erin from Bradda Head. Port Erin seen from Bradda Head. The headland above the bay was mined for lead and copper, and Milner's Tower stands on its summit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9ee81d99-d195-469d-88a0-c9345b32bbc3) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52554032473/
- **2022**, "Little Rhymes in the Manx": Music and the Herring Workers. A talk on music and the herring workers. Herring was the island's historic mainstay, and the fleet fell from over 300 Manx nickeys in 1879 to 25 boats in 1922. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b955934d-2fa3-4e4b-a5f2-85807f79096b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7CmrqcEnyI
- **2022**, Douglas Gaiety Mall 1. The Gaiety Mall at the Villa Marina, Douglas. The Villa Marina and the neighbouring Gaiety Theatre were the resort's entertainment core, built for audiences of visiting mill workers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/307a5e06-681b-48c4-a1a6-070fa09adada) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Gaiety_Mall_1.jpg
- **2022**, Peel House of Manannan Courtyard 2. The inner courtyard of the House of Manannan at Peel. The museum sits beside Peel Castle, which the Norse originally built in the 11th century on St Patrick's Isle. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/501091d6-34da-40e9-b6bf-f768de16ffcd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_House_of_Manannan_Courtyard_2.jpg
- **2022**, Green triskelions on the "Goll-twoaie (Rainbow)" dolphin. Triskelions painted green on a dolphin sculpture at Ronaldsway Airport, made by Cronk-y-Berry School for the Big Splash art trail. The Three Legs of Mann is medieval in adoption and its origin before that is genuinely obscure. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/79c8f818-e1da-4bb3-b823-f3c9facc2ccc) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52591073188/
- **2022**, Ballasalla View from the Monk's Bridge 2. The view from the Monks' Bridge at Ballasalla. The packhorse bridge served Rushen Abbey and is one of the oldest surviving bridges on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/84ff57da-502c-48d2-9bc6-9ca1d93ae8bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ballasalla_View_from_the_Monk%27s_Bridge_2.jpg
- **2022**, Laxey Rod Duct 1. The rod duct running to the Lady Isabella wheel at Laxey. The masonry channel carried the pump rod from the wheel towards the mine. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd551435-92e4-4aa4-98f3-c828b4514ce5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Rod_Duct_1.jpg
- **2022**, Laxey Lady Evelyn Wheel 09. The Lady Evelyn wheel at Laxey, the second of the surviving Laxey wheels. The island's mines were rich in lead, zinc, copper and silver, and the wheels existed to keep them from flooding. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/11894d61-2201-417c-8e9d-8f5dde8399d4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Lady_Evelyn_Wheel_09.jpg
- **2022**, Adult Baby Hands, 2018, Isle of Man. 'Adult Baby Hands', a 2018 mural at Castletown Town Hall, part of a series drawing on Manx myths, sea creatures and supernatural visions. The murals put folklore back into public space rather than into a museum case. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/35d2905f-1771-4311-8155-b153d6e7b32c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/36957368@N00/52788848856/
- **2022**, Peel Peel Castle Courtyard 02. The courtyard of Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle. The Norse built the first fortification here in the 11th century; the later curtain wall enclosed the earlier Christian settlement and the cathedral. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/acb0fa47-fcd8-4ba3-bbce-7bf80c82da16) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Peel_Castle_Courtyard_02.jpg
- **2022**, Cregneash Café mug. A mug in the café at Cregneash. The folk village is a working settlement run by Manx National Heritage rather than a reconstruction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c260ea82-ccb8-4eab-908a-39274e6229e3) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52539044031/
- **2022**, Douglas Gaiety Mall 2. The Gaiety Mall at the Villa Marina, Douglas. The complex sits directly on the promenade, so visitors moved between boarding house, beach and ballroom without leaving the sea front. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c77deb7c-20e8-4ce3-b754-d19a2965937b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Gaiety_Mall_2.jpg
- **2022**, Port Erin Bradda Head Milner's Tower View to Port Erin 01. The view to Port Erin from Milner's Tower on Bradda Head. The tower stands above ground worked for lead and copper on the island's south-west coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/39754f8e-0cd3-4f1a-9f14-eccc2bfc4063) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Erin_Bradda_Head_Milner%27s_Tower_View_to_Port_Erin_01.jpg
- **2022**, Violet triskelions on the "Goll-twoaie (Rainbow)" dolphin. Violet triskelions on the 'Goll-twoaie' dolphin at Ronaldsway Airport, part of the Big Splash art trail. The motto that accompanies the symbol, 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit', is Latin and dates from the 17th century, later than the triskelion itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6453f671-40a5-4014-9e32-342c3ab23f74) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52590560591/
- **2022**, Lampposts with triskelions on the seafront path near Gansey. Lampposts carrying the triskelion on the seafront path near Gansey, Port St Mary (Purt le Moirrey). The Three Legs of Mann, tri cassyn, is medieval in adoption; its motto 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit', whichever way you throw it it will stand, is Latin and later than the symbol itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7c37b0c1-8afd-4917-8fa3-9270893cbc07) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52554870821/
- **2022**, Ramsay Grove Museum of Victorian Life Interior Main Bedroom 3. The main bedroom at the Grove Museum of Victorian Life, Ramsey (Rhumsaa). The Grove was a Victorian merchant family's summer house and is preserved by Manx National Heritage with its contents intact. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd832c20-6fb5-4bef-a83c-c8c0e94d79c1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ramsay_Grove_Museum_of_Victorian_Life_Interior_Main_Bedroom_3.jpg
- **2022**, Laxey Lady Evelyn Wheel 25. The Lady Evelyn wheel at Laxey. Mining on the island effectively ended in the early twentieth century, and what survives is the surface machinery rather than the industry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/02e8f433-5db3-4ba3-a0f6-690040d49969) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_Lady_Evelyn_Wheel_25.jpg
- **2022**, Triskelion design on metal plate. A triskelion on a metal plate near the Snaefell Summit café. The Three Legs of Mann appear on the flag and on almost every piece of public metalwork on the island; the symbol's origin before its medieval adoption is genuinely obscure. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/12cc6b00-28b9-4294-9627-d3f500073be9) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52588076708/
- **2022**, Stephen Rycroft outside the Manx Aviation and Military Museum. Outside the Manx Aviation and Military Museum at Ballasalla, beside Ronaldsway airport. The museum covers the island's wartime airfields and its aviation history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5ea039d8-595d-4587-8d81-5c8a4a6a0d33) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52535372155/
- **2022**, St. Patrick's Isle, Peel Castle, and Peel. St Patrick's Isle, Peel Castle and the town of Peel (Purt ny hInshey) from Corrin's Hill. The castle is the largest Norse-founded structure on the island and the setting of the Moddey Dhoo legend, the phantom black dog first documented in the 1700s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a870ccf2-ed0e-4345-bb21-c54f10d4675d) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52588082053/
- **2022**, The View to Sulby Reservoir. 's largest glen, under the northern flank of the central hills. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/12c9593b-7000-428a-8ece-29845d03bbe2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_View_to_Sulby_Reservoir_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7146181.jpg
- **2022**, Cregneash Meayll Circle 2. The Meayll Stone Circle above Cregneash. The circle is a Neolithic chambered tomb complex, and it sits on the high ground above the island's southern tip. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/59946e2d-5a51-4345-913e-05497cab1b79) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Meayll_Circle_2.jpg
- **2022**, Peel Peel Bay 02. Peel Bay at Peel (Purt ny hInshey), with the House of Manannan on the shore. Peel Castle across the harbour was originally built by the Norse in the 11th century and is the setting of the Moddey Dhoo legend. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cae56c4e-1d8c-4d4a-b3f2-8d393d0025c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Peel_Bay_02.jpg
- **2022**, Tangled fairy lights [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/89af5e4b-6338-4088-b300-bec46dcccea8) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52539523310/
- **2022**, Looking down the path on Snaefell, toward the Bungalow and Mullagh Ouyr. Looking down the path on Snaefell towards the Bungalow and Mullagh Ouyr. The Bungalow is where the Mountain Course crosses the Snaefell Mountain Railway, so the road racing circuit and the 1895 tramway intersect at a level crossing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a280579b-7a28-49b3-a849-47811d523f88) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52587823024/
- **2022**, Cregneash Meayll Circle View to Port Erin 1. The view from the Meayll Circle at Cregneash down to Port Erin. Neolithic monuments on the island are almost always sited for a view, which is part of why they are still legible in the landscape. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f05f7bd7-1fbf-4c4c-9e65-370658731cd6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Meayll_Circle_View_to_Port_Erin_1.jpg
- **2022**, Castletown Castle Rushen Exterior North Side 1. The north side of Castle Rushen at Castletown. The castle was the seat of the Lords of Mann, held by the Stanley family from the early 15th century and later by the Dukes of Atholl until Revestment in 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3252a640-47dc-4029-bb2d-9f12fdf3fe49) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castletown_Castle_Rushen_Exterior_North_Side_1.jpg
- **2022**, Ramsay Grove Museum of Victorian Life Interior Dining Room 2. The dining room at the Grove Museum of Victorian Life, Ramsey. The house belonged to a Liverpool merchant family who summered on the island, which is exactly the traffic the Steam Packet was founded to carry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8041e040-5ba7-46fe-b741-446615344877) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ramsay_Grove_Museum_of_Victorian_Life_Interior_Dining_Room_2.jpg
- **2022**, Cregneash Meayll Circle View to Port Erin 6. The view from the Meayll Circle at Cregneash towards Port Erin. The southern tip of the island holds the Neolithic circle, the folk village and Ned Maddrell's birthplace within a mile of each other. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/efdab05b-8512-4deb-aacd-5b909701b474) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Meayll_Circle_View_to_Port_Erin_6.jpg
- **2022**, Interned on the Isle of Man: Three Women Recall Their Experiences. Three women recall being interned on the island, recorded by the Association of Jewish Refugees testimony archive. Rushen held over 4,000 women, mostly German and Austrian refugees, at times making internees more than 80 per cent of the combined population of Port Erin and Port St Mary. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d0368ced-d52c-4265-93b8-fdf1de39dd90) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNqP6jvaBDs
- **2022**, Second World War Internment in the UK - September 1939 to July 1940. A lecture covering internment in Britain from September 1939 to July 1940. Tribunals graded foreign nationals A, B and C, but after the fall of France the distinctions were overridden and refugees from Nazism were interned alongside its supporters. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a5295d34-ebcb-4a0d-a16a-707e6204a7fc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8eadAc2LhE
- **2022**, Junction of Hutchinson Square and Waverley Terrace, Douglas. The corner of Hutchinson Square and Waverley Terrace in Douglas (Doolish). A 1941 sketch map by the interned architect Dr Bruno Ahrend records how the houses on this square were numbered and allocated as Hutchinson Camp, known as the artists' camp. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd9110cc-896c-4c28-9a94-5f07dbffabf7) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7177565
- **2022**, Kirk Patrick Holy Trinity church and graveyard. Holy Trinity church and graveyard at Kirk Patrick, with a considerable number of white Portland headstones. Many mark guards from the Knockaloe camp nearby, which operated in this parish from 1914 to 1919. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/53cf6aec-7bac-44af-a747-b7b6de9dce41) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7159523
- **2022**, Isle of Man Ep 14 Fort Island and Langness Peninsula. Fort Island and the Langness peninsula, near Castletown. Castletown was the island's capital until 1869 and holds Castle Rushen, where the Revestment Act was read publicly on 11 July 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c140dab9-34fb-45cb-8e59-96dde67a0bfe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLN4eVu6w5o
- **2022**, Arrandale apartments and hotel - the internees hospital - Hutchinson Square Internment Camp. The Arrandale on Hutchinson Square, requisitioned in the Second World War as the internment camp's hospital. Hutchinson opened in the second week of July 1940 with 415 men and held 1,205 by the end of that month. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8e8adca6-595e-4729-8f1d-7f558bd39930) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7168523
- **2022**, PORT ERIN BEACH \| Best Manx Beaches 🇮🇲 isle of man. Port Erin beach on the south west coast. Port Erin (Purt Chiarn) faces a sheltered bay and was a Victorian resort as well as a fishing station. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9f7e5fe9-ee37-4418-91ff-5a633687f978) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOC7Y9U1Mtc
- **2022**, Auschwitz Tree sign. A tree at Knockaloe grown from an acorn brought from Auschwitz, planted in recognition of internees around the world. The Second World War camps on the island held civilians, including Jewish refugees who had fled Nazi Germany and Austria and were then interned by Britain as enemy aliens. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4b868eae-4d93-4823-a5b7-fe9f23b9cc72) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7173894
- **2022**, Maughold Kayak trip. A kayak trip along the coast at Maughold. Maughold Head is a nesting site for seabirds and lies on the island's north east coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9d43c661-8831-4c95-98be-79463f808aa3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8y3uzAEvb0
- **2022**, Professor Peter Bridgewater delivers UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man Lecture 2019. Professor Peter Bridgewater delivers the UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man lecture for 2019. The island's Biosphere status was awarded in 2016 and is subject to periodic UNESCO review. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/372c43f0-6a1a-4367-bc38-10186e728319) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOtF-xj5-_o
- **2022**, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Stanley View, Douglas. Numbers 1 to 5 Stanley View, Douglas, part of the Hutchinson Square camp. Internees mixed brick dust with the oil from sardine tins to make paint, and the camp's cultural department was run by Klaus Hinrichsen, who later became the principal historian of the art made there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e2612c59-b38c-4eb2-991b-bf927032e87b) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7178481
- **2022**, Port Erin Beach 07. The beach at Port Erin (Purt Chiarn). The sheltered bay made the town a resort in the Victorian period, which is precisely why it had the boarding house stock that was requisitioned in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/009ae4a8-a326-4f81-ab58-5011d49616d8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Erin_Beach_07.jpg
- **2022**, The alleyway between Hutchinson Square and Drury Terrace. 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4ee9309b-cf7b-4e12-b167-3bbe61abc951) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7168507
- **2022**, Manx language report: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. A report on the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. The school at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx Gaelic by immersion, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/956b5d97-1af1-41b1-8648-70276b034b30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW56qFRly58
- **2022**, 6 and 7 Stanley Terrace, Douglas. Numbers 6 and 7 Stanley Terrace, Douglas, still carrying the house numbers they were allocated as part of Hutchinson Camp. Commandant Major H. O. Daniel actively enabled the camp's cultural life, which is why the artists' camp produced what it did. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/08d3052c-2894-49a6-8760-f3943c738884) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7183063
- **2022**, Manannan Song: A traditional Manx Gaelic song. The traditional Manx Gaelic song about Manannan. Manannan mac Lir is the island's legendary sea figure, said to hide the island under mist known as Manannan's cloak. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/48519106-20a2-4480-94be-51fbf20da499) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWtoNISvHF8
- **2022**, Santon Marine Drive 77. Marine Drive between Douglas and Santon. The cliffs here run unbroken for several miles, which is typical of the island's east and south coasts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9abb6ff9-33be-4a7a-8f13-951b0e1f12a9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Santon_Marine_Drive_77.jpg
- **2022**, Douglas Harbour 2. Douglas Harbour. Before the Steam Packet was founded in 1830, crossings from here were irregular and vessels unreliable, and the island could be cut off for weeks at a time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/56bdc4bd-24eb-43b9-b3ca-c18714dcda94) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Harbour_2.jpg
- **2022**, Bunscoill Aboo: Colbagh Breck \[Manx Folk Awards 2022\]. The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh performing 'Colbagh Breck' at the Manx Folk Awards 2022. The Folk Awards are the island's annual competition in Manx song, music and dance for schoolchildren. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b8663ca1-eaab-4536-9781-1917f8db2581) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6wQQqHsmso
- **2022**, Glenn Irwin: Long Time Coming \| The TT Podcast \| E8. Glenn Irwin talks to the TT's own podcast. The Mountain Course was first used for cars in 1908 and adopted for motorcycle racing in 1911, four years after the race itself began. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b74a9d0-9845-40c2-b9dd-8be3bbd016eb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBS1239wJtM
- **2022**, Peel Headlands. The headlands at Peel (Purt ny hInshey). Peel is the island's principal west coast port and the historic centre of the herring fishery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/646c9080-8bdc-46a8-a0c7-3af173915e01) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52562442661/
- **2022**, Queeyl Ghaelgagh. 1982, and employs the island's Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fa873365-c2e9-4aa6-97db-462ccd364557) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyMXoHniCfQ
- **2022**, Isle of Man and its railways, English subtitles. An overview of the island's railways. The island retains a steam railway to Port Erin, the Manx Electric Railway to Ramsey, the Snaefell Mountain Railway and the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, all Victorian and all still operating. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/04b9091c-b566-486c-868d-7c53f97dbb66) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN_BM0ffve8
- **2022**, Dom Herbertson: Like Father, Like Son \| The TT Podcast \| E16.1. Dom Herbertson in the TT's podcast series. The Mountain Course record for fatalities is compiled from lists that cover the TT, the Manx Grand Prix and the Clubman events together; no organisation maintains an authoritative count. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0503a8d2-52f9-494b-9341-48364e6ed615) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u5bwHKwFng
- **2022**, Cregneash Cottages Loaghtan 2. Manx Loaghtan sheep at the cottages in Cregneash (Creneash). The village is the centre of the island's presentation of croft life and it is also where Ned Maddrell was born, which ties the land facet and the language facet to one place. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7d667c7d-40ab-41dc-8aa5-fb83980dd42a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Cottages_Loaghtan_2.jpg
- **2022**, Port Erin Beach on a cloudy summer day. 4,000 women were interned across Port Erin and Port St Mary from May 1940, and at times more than 80 per cent of the two towns' combined population were internees. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e253e8bd-3884-45f6-bd59-9ec10042f371) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52596701150/
- **2022**, Castletown Silverburn River 05. The Silverburn river at Castletown (Balley Chashtal). The river runs out through the old capital past Castle Rushen to the harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/395c1821-0c34-43e0-aad5-87ae1ec3954c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castletown_Silverburn_River_05.jpg
- **2022**, Another Waterwheel Manx Electric Railway Isle of Man. A waterwheel beside the Manx Electric Railway. Water power drove the island's mines and mills before electricity, and the MER itself was originally supplied from its own generating station. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3bb31452-18fb-47bb-ac65-4fffb38b0a5e) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/49399018@N00/52104733246/
- **2022**, Cregneash Cottages 05. Cottages at Cregneash (Creneash), the Manx National Heritage folk village. In 1874 around 16,200 people, roughly 30 per cent of the population, still spoke Manx; by 1921 the figure was 915. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5292074f-e617-4303-81ee-4e2e071f2357) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Cottages_05.jpg
- **2022**, Ian Hutchinson: Testing Times \| The TT Podcast \| E14.1. Ian Hutchinson in the TT podcast. Racing on the island became possible because Tynwald, which legislates for itself on domestic matters as a Crown Dependency, could close public roads when Westminster would not. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/56c91c36-1d6e-4050-a973-4fe034a2fd13) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLtkGGQEDvM
- **2022**, Peter Hickman: The 135mph Man \| The TT Podcast \| E1. Peter Hickman on lapping the Mountain Course at over 135 mph. The circuit's average speeds have risen from Charlie Collier's 38.21 mph over the St John's course in 1907 to well over 135 mph today. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0096e53f-eef9-4aba-820b-9325710f2809) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiYhyfMQgQ8
- **2022**, Cregneash Cottages 02. Cottages at Cregneash (Creneash). Ned Maddrell learned his Manx here from his great-aunt Margaret Taubman, who spoke no English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/62f57bba-0d71-4ab1-bbb1-6d326da0a7a1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Cottages_02.jpg
- **2022**, Snaefell Driving with the Snaefell Mountain Tramway 39. Climbing Snaefell on the Snaefell Mountain Railway. Snaefell takes its name from the Old Norse for snow mountain and is the island's highest point. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6a509eb0-4bc6-4e3c-b2b8-728bde7ec845) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snaefell_Driving_with_the_Snaefell_Mountain_Tramway_39.jpg
- **2022**, Flowers on Bradda East [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f6ea8291-6047-42f7-8470-394271e650c4) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52528817737/
- **2022**, Yellow house at the junction of Station Place and Station Road. A house at the junction of Station Place and Station Road in Peel (Purt ny hInshey). The street names survive from the railway to Peel, which closed in 1968. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0222d74e-47b8-4c7a-b66c-e662c6f156e4) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52587564146/
- **2022**, Jamie Coward: A Working Racer \| The TT Podcast \| E10. Jamie Coward in the TT podcast series. Most riders in the road racing paddock hold other jobs; the TT retains an amateur strand in the Manx Grand Prix, which began as the Amateur Road Races. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/521c4c71-6a61-4ead-ba02-070108264f98) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgOo3b4-sx4
- **2022**, Cregneash Cottages Loaghtan 9. Manx Loaghtan sheep by the cottages at Cregneash. The Loaghtan takes its name from the Manx lugh dhoan, mouse brown, and by the 1950s only 43 animals survived. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6143e2a2-8d4c-4bab-8968-814e8ff007fc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Cottages_Loaghtan_9.jpg
- **2022**, Douglas Coast 5. The coast at Douglas. The Isle of Man's Biosphere designation covers its territorial sea as well as its land, which is what makes it a whole-jurisdiction reserve rather than a protected area within one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e0c777ea-f182-476c-b43b-70fcf5c5f57e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Coast_5.jpg
- **2022**, Santon Marine Drive 45. Marine Drive between Douglas and Santon. Rockfall has closed sections of the road permanently to vehicles, and it now serves mainly as a walking route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9ed95595-446c-4c03-a185-8c06092685f3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Santon_Marine_Drive_45.jpg
- **2022**, Dean Harrison: Reigning Champion \| The TT Podcast \| E11. Dean Harrison in the TT podcast series. The event is a series of races over roughly a fortnight in late May and early June, with practice weeks preceding it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/db8ca17b-a43f-4981-82d0-bde60ecb2da1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuXeLJAj2qM
- **2022**, TT Mountain Course Guide / Slow Lap. All Named Corners w chapters, Milestones / Isle of Man TT 2022. A slow lap of the Mountain Course naming every corner and milestone. The circuit has 219 turns and climbs over 1,300 feet, from Douglas out through Ballacraine and Ballaugh to Ramsey, then over the mountain and back. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1be18eab-f7ce-40bf-80be-32dd54ce3f90) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFDvRHlwDPA
- **2022**, Cregneash Spanish Head View to the Calf of Man 4. The view from Spanish Head at Cregneash across to the Calf of Man. The Spanish Head name attaches to a legend of a wrecked galleon for which no evidence exists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cf92b548-e9cf-4f6c-85df-81a60637b6b0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cregneash_Spanish_Head_View_to_the_Calf_of_Man_4.jpg
- **2022**, Havier Beltran: A Manager's Perspective \| The TT Podcast \| E9. A rider manager's view of the TT paddock. The event's origins were commercial and journalistic: it was proposed by the editor of The Motor Cycle at the Auto-Cycle Club annual dinner in London on 17 January 1907. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/88295b63-b119-4cc9-83b4-464329ca6178) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr0VcxUMWSg
- **2022**, Path between Port Erin and the Sound. The path between Port Erin and the Sound. The coastal footpath here runs above the cliffs where choughs, ravens and peregrines breed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad79e0a8-e9b8-437c-8a28-fc3b77980659) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193316968@N06/52546944999/
- **2022**, Ian Hutchinson: Riding Through The Pain \| The TT Podcast \| E14.2. Ian Hutchinson on racing through injury. The compiled Mountain Course casualty lists separate riders, sidecar passengers, marshals, officials and spectators, and cover every event held on the circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7f0e5c17-29c2-4f38-9bd6-98dc1ce06da9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUkOlZflBes
- **2022**, Ben & Tom Birchall: Winning Together \| The TT Podcast \| E7. Ben and Tom Birchall on sidecar racing at the TT. Sidecar racing is run as a separate class, and sidecar passengers are counted separately in the compiled records of the Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7fdac39d-fd95-4317-8985-81bb67e77c60) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMKh-hjHl24
- **2022**, John McGuinness MBE - 23 and Counting... \| The TT Podcast \| E2. John McGuinness in the first years of the TT's podcast. His 23 TT wins put him third on the all-time list, behind Joey Dunlop on 26; his personal best lap stands at 132.701 mph. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1bf196e6-f64b-438d-85da-cd4c2dc48c0c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0yU6KUV5PU
- **2022**, Davey Todd: Eyes For The Top \| The TT Podcast \| E4. Davey Todd early in his TT career. Newcomers to the Mountain Course serve a controlled apprenticeship of signed-off laps before being allowed to race the circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6479adec-dfad-412c-8e77-96bc549b31e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJZxGif40V0
- **2022**, Isla Callister - Arrane ny Killey. A Manx Gaelic song performed by Isla Callister, a fiddler and singer from the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/222a4dfb-800b-48a1-b570-b832a1b887e5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbkvAlbrGqU
- **2022**, Bunscoill Ghaelgagh: She Lhong Honnick Mee & Arrane Queeyl Nieuee \[Manx Folk Awards 2022\]. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8266801a-5a7c-4246-8192-c0cd5abc2783) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h5MkAPHFLQ
- **2022**, Sea Invocation: A traditional Manx Gaelic song. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e0857f9e-cd61-47f1-ae36-a0e151f919d9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSUvRmXOYns
- **2022**, Bunscoill Aboo: Arrane Ghelby \[Manx Folk Awards 2022\]. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ac455e3b-ef36-4cf2-944c-a4439cfa321f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYfsiD_OQdM
- **2022**, Shinyn ny Deiney: A Manx Christmas song sung by Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6d2df013-99f7-49bd-9a52-68fd7eb407a6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS6dwQNnkRM
- **2022**, Arrane ny Killey. A Manx Gaelic song performed by Isla Callister, a fiddler and singer from the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3267df0e-7983-4452-9657-497d01e0bd6c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo-aUWTItFI
- **2022**, Arrane Oie Voaldyn - Paul Rogers. Arrane Oie Voaldyn, the May Eve song, marking Boaldyn and the start of summer in the Manx calendar. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f2169744-3877-4721-aa0d-194a7277cf1a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da40QAfrl24
- **2022-07-18**, Bunscoill Ghaelgagh 20 years in. The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh twenty years after opening in September 2001. The school moved into the island's mainstream education structure in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/adae75cd-62c4-4255-abc6-f195b4e8986c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaJqReukdvg
- **2022-12-08**, Shirveish y Nollick: The full Manx language church service, 2022. A complete Manx Gaelic church service, Shirveish y Nollick, recorded in 2022. Bishop Thomas Wilson published the first book in Manx and his successor Mark Hildesley completed the Manx Bible in 1775, which effectively fixed the modern written orthography. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8581a2db-da98-414e-bd74-9b8ab1feda67) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNdWzz025Rk
### 2023
- **2023-02-21**, No time to die: the resurrection of Manx Gaelic. A documentary report on the revival of Manx Gaelic. In 2009 UNESCO's Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger classified Manx as extinct while hundreds of people spoke it; the linguist Jennifer Kewley Draskau objected publicly, and UNESCO later reclassified the language as critically endangered. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/694b7491-2e90-442e-b1a9-bf73531ac4a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QW3zdwvUcY
- **2023**, Tynwald Day 2023 - Live Stream. A live stream of Tynwald Day 2023. The day combines a church service at St John's, a procession along the ceremonial way, the promulgation of Acts and the presentation of petitions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/76a792c5-7025-480f-a3ec-8a0efd8d3994) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRoNLXGy2fk
- **2023**, Isle of Man: Tour of The Tynwald in Douglas. A tour of the Tynwald building in Douglas. The legislature's monthly sittings are held in Douglas; only the annual open-air sitting takes place at Tynwald Hill in St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a4fb879-72d4-4e32-b156-f61314b33a48) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoqvfTLtJak
- **2023**, Tynwald Day 2023. Manx Radio's coverage of Tynwald Day 2023. The ceremony has been held at the same site at St John's for centuries, though the documentary record of the institution begins in the early fifteenth century rather than in 979. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/69b133ba-6f1d-47ba-aa1b-ba8133df1976) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4jO0Qe6U-Q
- **2023**, Tynwald Church, The Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist at St John's. 's within eighteen months of passage becomes null and void, so the open-air ceremony is a condition of legal validity rather than pageantry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/64ea9709-817d-42c4-a126-79ddf822ea99) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tynwald_Church,_The_Royal_Chapel_of_St_John_the_Baptist_at_St_John%27s_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7603794.jpg
- **2023**, Tynwald Field, The Royal Chapel of St John and the Manx National War Memorial. Tynwald Field with the Royal Chapel of St John and the Manx National War Memorial. The field is the processional ground between chapel and hill on 5 July, and it holds the island's principal war memorial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2d331f7d-f298-4f34-ae00-3c2cf54f5e15) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tynwald_Field,_The_Royal_Chapel_of_St_John_and_the_Manx_National_War_Memorial_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7603847.jpg
- **2023**, HSC MANANNAN- ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET - FROM DOUGLAS ISLE OF MAN TO BELFAST ON A FLAT CALM DAY.. The fast craft Manannan on the Steam Packet's Douglas to Belfast route. The company was founded in 1830 because crossings before then were irregular and unreliable and the island could be cut off for weeks at a time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/31f852e7-001d-4606-83c2-19c99577648f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq13QZmvBXk
- **2023**, Extremely Rough Seas! Douglas to Liverpool on the Isle of Man Steam Packet Manannan. A rough crossing from Douglas to Liverpool aboard the Manannan. The Liverpool route is the original Steam Packet service, first sailed by the Mona's Isle on 17 August 1830 under Captain William Gill with 15 saloon and 17 steerage passengers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/60d5064a-8e17-41f1-b0c1-1893d8a25932) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GM4jva-VgQ
- **2023**, A trip around the Isle of Man. Manx National Heritage's tour around the island. Manx National Heritage runs the Manx Museum at Douglas along with Cregneash, Castle Rushen, Peel Castle, Rushen Abbey and the Laxey Wheel. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0770c1fd-a6c6-4c03-af1a-64f286a72200) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lh9kOGsTBkM
- **2023**, DAY 923 ISLE OF MAN TOUR DAY 2 lAXEY WHEEL & FENDTS #OLLYBLOGS #AnswerAsAPercent. A farming vlogger's tour visiting the Great Laxey Wheel. The wheel, named Lady Isabella, was built in 1854 to pump floodwater out of the Great Laxey Mines, not to grind anything; it is a pump, not a mill. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bf9735f4-00ca-40d2-b1c1-0c0c9756e54f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyLkpaBiWOQ
- **2023**, Summer in the Isle of Man. Summer on the island, from Manx National Heritage. The island's holiday economy was built on the Steam Packet and the railways, both Victorian and both still operating. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/39756613-5e2e-41fd-9fd9-dfb0839d65a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-kQEPtSrdU
- **2023**, Isle of Man Laxey Mine Railway & Curraghs Wildlife Park Railway August 2022. The Laxey Mine Railway and the Curraghs Wildlife Park railway. The mine line is narrow gauge and ran underground into the Great Laxey Mines, whose ore was lead, zinc, copper and silver. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/94421932-59bd-4a7c-b0c1-27e6690dfb2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIa7_OkA4kI
- **2023**, Great Laxey Mines Steam Railway - Saturday 29th July 2023. Steam operation on the Great Laxey Mines Railway. The line is one of the narrowest gauge railways in the British Isles and was rebuilt by volunteers on the original mine trackbed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/585f0cea-71a9-4d6e-b278-80b9cceb7e11) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCPlX5lEG7U
- **2023**, Brown William: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'Brown William', from 'Mona Melodies' of 1820, one of the earliest printed collections of Manx music. The volume predates the great collecting efforts of the 1890s by seventy years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5d71bfa3-4c43-431c-9baf-90f952086370) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=migg8ODNv80
- **2023**, Manxman arrives in Douglas for the first time.. The Steam Packet's new vessel Manxman arriving at Douglas for the first time. The company has run the island's sea links continuously since 1830, a service founded because the island had previously been dependent on irregular and unreliable crossings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a75f7d8f-22a8-42c5-a23f-110085e6e298) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqEq1wlYYGc
- **2023**, Is farming on the Isle of Man sustainable? A film by Energy Media UK. A film asking whether farming on the island is sustainable. Manx agriculture works a small upland-edged land area inside a UNESCO Biosphere designation that covers the entire jurisdiction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30abe853-ac6a-46a3-97c3-e9de4507122f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYsrNWzk8Gs
- **2023**, Isle of Man Inspection of local mine with laxey mines research group. An inspection of a Manx mine with the Laxey Mines Research Group. The island's underground workings are extensive and largely unmapped in public sources, and are surveyed by volunteer research groups. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8c7f779c-22a8-4b28-8ddd-bc16078a711f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xewS3ZWfi8
- **2023**, Daunse Hop tu Naa: Lessoon marish ny paitçhyn. Children learning the Hop tu Naa dance. Hop tu Naa is the Manx Halloween, marked with turnip lanterns and its own song, and is distinct from the imported American-influenced Halloween. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b574509d-369a-41b8-afcf-a7d35c2ce1d1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89_FXdmWqqA
- **2023**, Service to mark the 50th anniversary of the Summerland tragedy. The service held in 2023 marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Summerland fire of 2 August 1973, in which fifty people died at the Douglas (Doolish) leisure complex. Eleven of the dead were under twenty. It remains the island's deadliest peacetime disaster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ea8afb16-5c60-4455-bcda-72daea11175d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKB2uqXndYg
- **2023**, Viking Women and the Isle of Man. A talk on Viking women and the Isle of Man. The Norse settlement of the island produced a Norse-Gaelic population, and the burial record includes richly furnished female graves alongside the better known male ship burials. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/10fd1c20-6f00-499f-99ca-5efd1c4945dd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_sHHFpdvRE
- **2023**, O Sheign Doin: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'O Sheign Doin', from the 1820 'Mona Melodies' collection. Printed collections like this one preserved tunes that were still being sung in Manx at a time when perhaps a third of the island spoke the language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1cd60b82-9625-4502-b7a7-a0f06ce9e195) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-cAmzuLN9Q
- **2023**, Sheepdog Memories: A conversation about Manx sheepdog trials. A conversation about Manx sheepdog trials. Sheepdog work belongs to the island's upland farming, where the Manx Loaghtan, a small dark brown four-horned breed, is the distinctive local sheep. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/568be6e5-f5f8-4560-b72a-5ca21b174c05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRGD-FTuVdA
- **2023**, Norman. The statue of Norman Wisdom in Douglas (Doolish). Wisdom lived on the island for decades, and the comedians and entertainers drawn to the resort are part of the same story as the boarding houses and ballrooms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/98958695-7bb4-47a6-b52a-4b02d9008ee7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norman_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7605991.jpg
- **2023**, Laxey Wheel Being Repaired. The Laxey Wheel under repair. Structural conservation of the wheel is recurrent, since it is a working nineteenth century machine kept turning as a monument. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b067349e-06ee-4aee-96c4-4b7e3c3ab1f6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCLSqhf8Gyk
- **2023**, Hiking the Isle of Man part 3: The End \| Ep 82. The final stage of a hike around the island. The Isle of Man is roughly 32 miles by 14, small enough to walk around and varied enough to include upland, cliff, wetland and farmland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/465aaaa5-9549-4a10-9c2e-b458013e9c85) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3daN6mkrF2U
- **2023**, Laxey Wheel Repair Works. Repair works on the Laxey Wheel. The site is operated by Manx National Heritage, which also runs Cregneash, Castle Rushen, Peel Castle and Rushen Abbey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8ebe6a15-bd79-48ab-95cb-a8573593dedd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfqfiNifm3Y
- **2023**, Manx Song Lesson: Arrane Oie Vie. A lesson in 'Arrane Oie Vie', the Manx goodnight song. It is one of the best known pieces in the language and is commonly sung to close an evening gathering. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cc9b7ca6-2903-4363-a6fe-61742638d7df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZAfVep_iz4
- **2023**, The Bee Gees on Loch Promenade. The Bee Gees statue on Loch Promenade, Douglas. The brothers were born on the island before the family emigrated, and the town claims them alongside Norman Wisdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df5da4f6-7d36-411e-b8fb-d6e49041b902) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Bee_Gees_on_Loch_Promenade_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7659970.jpg
- **2023**, Castle Rushen (best preserved Viking castle). Castle Rushen at Castletown. The castle is medieval rather than Norse in its standing fabric, though the island's Norse kingdom ended with the Treaty of Perth in 1266 and the site's origins are earlier than the surviving stonework. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f9d8d565-e6b4-43ab-ab9a-5995b7d48da5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnpH1d4jIx0
- **2023**, Laxey (2023-05-02) 09. The Great Laxey Wheel, 2023. It was built in 1854 to pump water from the Glen Mooar section of the Great Laxey Mines, and it is the largest surviving structure of the island's industrial period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1e7b581a-5912-44ef-8d84-ea42057e5908) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laxey_(2023-05-02)_09.jpg
- **2023**, The Ballaharra Stones at St John's. (Balley Keeill Eoin), from a Neolithic tomb uncovered during excavation and re-erected beside the main road. They stand a short distance from Tynwald Hill, so Neolithic and Norse monuments share one village. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/22e5fd9b-c4cf-4351-9007-a41205d6b5bd) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7603862
- **2023**, Peel Rd. Peel Road, Douglas. The road runs west out of the capital towards Peel (Purt ny hInshey) and carried both the railway and the main coach traffic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/32c5c77e-dcb0-49df-9f6b-3af0aa91382e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_Rd_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8116168.jpg
- **2023**, River Roy. The River Roy at Laxey. The Laxey valley streams powered the mines' wheels, including Lady Isabella, because the island has water but no coal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7291515d-b44d-4949-899a-7f6867dc934c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:River_Roy_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8059712.jpg
- **2023**, Arrane Oie Vie: The traditional Manx Goodnight Song. 4,419 in 1901 to 165 by 1961. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9f86a88b-b79c-42f0-ae93-0d0ddc1cf80f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKrgEik6FVE
- **2023**, Peel (2023-05-02) 01. A museum at Peel (Purt ny hInshey). Peel is the island's west coast port and the historic centre of the herring fishery, once called the king of the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/128444a0-67df-4378-9b50-503bcc238fe2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peel_(2023-05-02)_01.jpg
- **2023**, Lort St [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a2b4611f-e373-4c1c-8856-103998a50a35) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lort_St_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8017177.jpg
- **2023**, My Hen Whoomey Vien: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'My Hen Whoomey Vien', from the 1820 'Mona Melodies'. The collection was printed while Manx was still the ordinary spoken language of much of the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ce588f55-142f-4f85-895c-63d79bd6583b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QMQIPO4c3U
- **2023**, King Orry's Grave (Site Two). King Orry's Grave at Laxey, the larger of the two surviving sites. The tomb is between 4,000 and 5,000 years old; the name attaching it to King Orry, that is Godred Crovan, is a later folk attribution. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f09ac562-5d2b-467f-907b-c18207056307) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7634963
- **2023**, The Craic was 09 in the Isle of Man (LXXVI). Prospect Hill in Douglas, looking up from the end of Athol Street. Athol Street is the island's financial district, where insurance and e-gaming each account for around 17 per cent of national income. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/246b5c9b-c760-4ad9-8b8c-e61a91e6cb65) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7643610
- **2023**, Statue of Queen Victoria. The statue of Queen Victoria in Douglas. The island's resort boom coincided almost exactly with her reign, and the town's civic monuments date from it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4fe25209-a0bf-404c-afdd-c580bb9c1f84) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Statue_of_Queen_Victoria_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7658796.jpg
- **2023**, False Isabel: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'False Isabel', from the 1820 'Mona Melodies' collection of Manx music. The printed collections of the nineteenth century are a principal source for tunes that were otherwise carried only by memory. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ff32505b-2eed-49fd-ba15-8fdf2f50e6d7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc99w9PlIGE
- **2023**, Ne Kirree Fo'n Sniaghtey: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'Ne Kirree Fo'n Sniaghtey', the sheep under the snow, from 'Mona Melodies' of 1820. It is among the best known Manx songs and belongs to the island's upland sheep-farming world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/08651155-4097-42a2-8e30-6618ec8d839a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkQxrjNcMF8
- **2023**, Ramsey (2023-05-04) 06. A war memorial at Ramsey (Rhumsaa). The island sent men to both world wars while hosting Britain's civilian internment camps on its own soil. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2044b838-cb9d-415c-ad4c-3717688c3c37) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ramsey_(2023-05-04)_06.jpg
- **2023**, Douglas Loch Promenade and St Thomas' Church. Loch Promenade and St Thomas' Church, Douglas. The church spire is the landmark of the promenade's Victorian skyline. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/442f0595-076b-4924-a1f9-420ffee05bcb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Loch_Promenade_and_St_Thomas%27_Church_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7602605.jpg
- **2023**, The Gaiety Theatre, Douglas Promenade. The Gaiety Theatre on Douglas Promenade. The Gaiety is attributed to the theatre architect Frank Matcham and is the surviving centrepiece of the resort's entertainment provision. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/41419fa7-b1a5-4c6e-af7f-4bf0c39452d9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Gaiety_Theatre,_Douglas_Promenade_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7605562.jpg
- **2023**, Hunt the Wren: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'Hunt the Wren', from the 1820 'Mona Melodies'. Hunt the Wren is a St Stephen's Day custom still practised on the island, with the wren carried on a decorated pole from house to house. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b735710a-40de-4b78-b69b-f5f0ad5088c8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8adW58CfSCY
- **2023**, Union Mills Memorial Hall. The Memorial Hall at Union Mills, built in 1903 in memory of soldiers of the West Riding Regiment. The island's memorials record British regiments as often as Manx ones, which is a consequence of its constitutional position. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bfc8933b-06d6-4361-88c2-7c3252283552) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7602877
- **2023**, Molly Charrane: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'Molly Charrane', from the 1820 collection 'Mona Melodies'. Narrative ballads in Manx were printed and sung well before the collecting movement of the late nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4207c9bc-d0e9-4448-902d-90007e5d5847) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK_kNBRHEaE
- **2023**, Finch Road [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5b35d3a3-1b9a-47e4-8f6b-ff735b80f750) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Finch_Road_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7658348.jpg
- **2023**, Ronaldsway Airport. 's own contribution to the prehistoric record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d74b5d4b-7419-4efd-b4a3-f20dd5013d73) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8183866
- **2023**, Isle of Man Airport Terminal. The Isle of Man Airport terminal at Ronaldsway. The island runs its own airport and air links as part of its self-government, though the United Kingdom handles its international representation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/01244abb-b5af-4f61-a979-416f0b44a95f) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8053991
- **2023**, The Storm is Up: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). 'The Storm is Up', from 'Mona Melodies' of 1820. Sea and weather dominate the Manx song repertoire, on an island whose crossings to Britain were irregular and unreliable until the Steam Packet was founded in 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/411eca06-5de8-408d-81ff-5242011ee060) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGXRMoxj2Mc
- **2023**, Isle of Man Courts of Justice building, Douglas. The Isle of Man Courts of Justice building on Albert Street, Douglas. The island legislates for itself on most domestic matters; the United Kingdom is responsible only for defence and international representation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fb731947-811e-4e9e-bce0-6e4c1562b686) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_Courts_of_Justice_building,_Douglas.jpg
- **2023**, The Craic was 09 in the Isle of Man (LXXV). The Isle of Man Bank at the junction of Prospect Hill and Athol Street, Douglas. Banking accounts for around 9 per cent of national income, alongside insurance at 17 per cent and e-gaming also at 17 per cent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/72b6e955-23e2-48e4-843b-5a7fb44b09a7) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7643607
- **2023**, Celtic Myths and Legends Podcast - Manx Magic. A podcast episode on Manx myth and legend. The stories are folklore: Manannan mac Lir's mist, the Moddey Dhoo at Peel Castle, the Buggane who tore the roof off St Trinian's, and the fairies greeted at the Fairy Bridge. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b216bb8f-75cf-478e-9d72-8e65d2f48102) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWcM-IbbDSU
- **2023**, The Craic was 09 in the Isle of Man (CXLVII). The statue of George Formby in Douglas, depicting him in the film 'No Limit', which was shot on the island. The 1935 comedy is set around the TT and is one of the few pieces of mass-market cinema made on Manx roads. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8950eaeb-705a-4512-afdb-7a5672e20fb7) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7644391
- **2023**, Artist Hugo "Puck" Dachinger Austrian TV Report December 1991. An Austrian television report on the artist Hugo 'Puck' Dachinger, interned in Britain during the Second World War. Internee artists worked with what they could find; at Hutchinson Camp in Douglas they mixed brick dust with the oil from sardine tins to make paint. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d99d6e91-c23a-4633-ba92-a6aec59c86f0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hStVg2y14XQ
- **2023**, Money of the WWII Internment Camps on the Isle of Man. A talk on the money issued inside the island's wartime internment camps. Camp scrip was one of several parallel institutions the internees built, alongside a camp university, newspapers, orchestras and art exhibitions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/72b64492-e94c-4744-b0fc-4e38a0adeeef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwL2tzBI6kE
- **2023**, Time Tunnellers: Far from home: WW1 internment camps. An educational film on First World War internment camps. Knockaloe, near Peel, opened in November 1914 on land already used for military training and operated until 1919, holding around 23,000 internees with about 3,000 guards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab3b8270-7509-4da5-a4d7-bcf9ee5857b5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIEzZG3GqCk
- **2023**, SOS Arandrora Star. A short account of the loss of the Arandora Star on 2 July 1940. Responsibility is genuinely divided: the sinking was a German act, while the overcrowding and the decision to deport were British. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0ec129d3-5bd8-40f7-89b5-7f016988f8b5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxN7y_CA4D0
- **2023**, Planet Zero - 152 - Mooragh Internment Camp. A long-form discussion of the Mooragh Internment Camp. The camps were formed by requisitioning boarding houses and hotels and running barbed wire around a block of streets, so the internees lived in seaside terraces rather than huts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0b75486d-4e2d-42bd-826b-995f5927dbc0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzJXqp1rEBQ
- **2023**, Laxey mines Railway and Wheel Sat 17th Sept. The Laxey Mines Railway and the Great Laxey Wheel. The wheel was built in 1854 to pump water out of the mine the railway served. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cfe002c7-88eb-48e9-a387-8d45dfa9b86a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-R1FvfXPa8
- **2023**, Manx Electric Railway and the Snaefell Mountain Tramway IOM August 2022. The Manx Electric Railway and the Snaefell Mountain Railway. The Snaefell line has operated since 1895, runs about five miles to the island's summit and is the only electric mountain railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fa6d5951-6b6c-4ddb-8b62-8624ee4534ea) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl1WefCa_wY
- **2023**, Isle of Man Railways celebrate anniversaries, steam 150 - electric 130 years. The island's railways marking 150 years of steam and 130 of electric traction. The Steam Railway dates from the 1870s and the Manx Electric Railway from 1893. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/188485ed-27f4-4565-af3a-2a9581df56d9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AzQ2sx49C8
- **2023**, The Manx Gaelic language, Gaeleg Manaweg. An overview of Manx Gaelic. Its written form is largely opaque to readers of Irish and Scottish Gaelic despite the spoken languages being closely related, because the Manx orthography follows Elizabethan English and Middle Welsh conventions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4b328dc1-e301-44a7-8de8-477ad691b49a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRGr0_ea1j4
- **2023**, 4K ASMR ELECTRIC TRAIN RIDE FROM LAXEY TO DOUGLAS 🇮🇲. A tram ride from Laxey to Douglas on the Manx Electric Railway. The line hugs the coast on the run south from Laxey, passing Groudle and Onchan Head. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c1e2f8e0-ea5b-49cd-b8c4-e9fdd692ce73) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o52XIK3iCc8
- **2023**, Isle of Man 4k Drone. Drone footage over the island. The Isle of Man became the world's first entire-jurisdiction UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2016, a designation covering all its land and all its territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f66a2ed4-d869-485e-bd28-1fd6d221ad79) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S-lHUVz99Q
- **2023**, Cooish Manx Language festival: English version. The Cooish Manx language festival, in English. The Cooish had been running thirty years by 2026, and is one of the anniversaries marked by the Year of the Manx Language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e5f9b11-935e-4be1-ae3a-94c3980dca95) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v136IoUHAMA
- **2023**, Ballaglass Halt. 's northern section serves a string of glen halts built to bring Victorian visitors to the wooded ravines. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/52b59680-a207-46c6-a6f5-8719b6faa2c5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ballaglass_Halt_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8059900.jpg
- **2023**, Wild beach camp on the isle of man Fleshwick to niarbyl west coast. A kayak journey and wild beach camp from Fleshwick to Niarbyl on the west coast. Niarbyl means the tail in Manx, from the reef that runs out from the shore there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7027404d-3fad-4231-8d1b-2134a7023f6f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFLXCZDVIrs
- **2023**, Shirveish y Nollick: Manx language church service, 2022. The Manx language church service Shirveish y Nollick of 2022. Bishop Thomas Wilson published the first book in Manx and his successor Mark Hildesley completed the Manx Bible in 1775, which fixed the modern written form of the language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/16c20c9b-f824-4462-ac9f-3d89ad279860) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XU9KRoLfSk
- **2023**, Great Laxey Mines Railway. The Great Laxey Mine Railway. The narrow gauge line served the Great Laxey Mines and has been partly restored to run again on its original route. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/20fa89b3-0a43-49bb-820d-d5ebdaab1225) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Great_Laxey_Mines_Railway_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8034416.jpg
- **2023**, Peel Headland Cliff Abseil and Coastal Explore. Isle of Man.. Abseiling and exploring the headland at Peel. Peel, Purt ny hInshey in Manx, sits beside St Patrick's Isle, on which Peel Castle was originally built by the Norse in the eleventh century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dd4787dc-e364-4867-af7e-81630b28481b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbK2NzgH-mw
- **2023**, Carvalyn Gaelgagh: Coloayrtys marish Dr Marie Clague. 'Carvalyn Gaelgagh', a conversation in Manx with Dr Marie Clague. Carvals are Manx religious carols, a distinctive body of vernacular verse preserved in manuscript. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1c57414a-5766-4e6a-8462-53a13c402d0b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-XxCeBYvIc
- **2023**, UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man Lecture 2023. The UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man lecture for 2023. The Biosphere programme requires periodic review, and the island's status is assessed rather than permanent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5c1897ba-92ae-4f0d-83e3-188b3de6c366) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAmL3EEXu7U
- **2023**, Douglas Derby Castle. Derby Castle station in Douglas on the Manx Electric Railway. The terminus links the electric line north with the horse tramway along the promenade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/93289145-b47f-49f3-acde-53ca9c2b7ad7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas_Derby_Castle.jpg
- **2023**, The Isle of Man: a Celtic Island Nation \| Manx Language & Culture. An introduction to the island as a Celtic nation, its language and culture. Manx is one of the six Celtic languages and the island takes part in inter-Celtic bodies alongside Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/39b5a6dd-3333-4a92-a1b0-ea766f992e90) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fCaG8OVQAs
- **2023**, Wild camping to a remote beach south east of the Isle of Man on the raad ny foillan. Kayaking and wild camping on a remote beach on the south east coast, on the Raad ny Foillan. The coastal path and the sea approaches together give access to shorelines with no road. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8394d350-f472-48af-a54f-4105b77c9431) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9tNRcOEeB0
- **2023**, Davey Todd: I'm Riding the Fastest Bike at The TT! \| The TT Podcast - E36. Davey Todd in the TT podcast series. Lap speeds on the Mountain Course now exceed 135 mph; the first TT, in 1907, was won by Charlie Collier on a Matchless at an average of 38.21 mph. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b78ba3eb-499a-4017-a805-7fb8edcafb5e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJaApfOades
- **2023**, Backpacking Wildcamping around the Isle of Man - Raad Ny Foillan - Way of the gull Wild Camp. Pt. 1. Backpacking and wild camping around the Raad ny Foillan, the Way of the Gull. The path circles the whole coast of an island roughly 32 miles long and 14 wide. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2487e857-895d-4a83-a5c4-8fc43721af76) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGz5gZBl1HM
- **2023**, Cooish, Cappan as Croo 2022. Cooish, Cappan as Croo of 2022, a Manx language social event. Informal gatherings in Gaelg are how the language is sustained between the classroom and the broadcast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/89a39f9c-ad8d-4993-a830-1fb87a2339d4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRkw9QrF-D4
- **2023**, The Gods of Mann: Conquering the Mountain Course. A film on riding the Snaefell Mountain Course. The circuit rises from sea level at Douglas (Doolish) over the shoulder of Snaefell and back, 37.73 miles of public road with 219 named turns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/de29eac1-14b3-401b-b2f4-bb2145e2568a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ujT_Vngc7A
- **2023**, Backpacking the Isle of Man pt 2 walking hiking round the Raad Ny Foillan Isle of Man coastal path. Walking the second stage of the Raad ny Foillan. The path passes cliff coast, shingle spits and the headlands where choughs, notably abundant on the island relative to Britain, breed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/720aafdd-8910-40b1-8664-e6f4a11f2c4e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2FYzPILbH8
- **2023**, Isle of Man TT 2023 Visitor's Guide: Info, Tips, Events, Insights & More. A visitor's guide to TT fortnight. The races transformed the island's tourist calendar, arriving on top of a Victorian holiday trade that had been carrying Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers to Douglas by steamer since the 1830s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ed8b670e-4909-4bc8-a50f-0419b894254d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clRIsf5OZKI
- **2023**, St Peter, Cregneash: October 2023. St Peter's church at Cregneash, October 2023. The village sits at the southern tip of the island above the Sound and the Calf of Man. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f9cb197e-07de-482f-8d40-28cfdf10b792) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7637495
- **2023**, Parked cars at Cregneash [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b49ff89-7643-4ead-8ffb-3803cb826927) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7637551
- **2023**, TT 2023 - Impressions from Day 10: Ramsey, Gooseneck, TT Art, Murrays, Fairy Bridge & Sadness of TT. A walk around Ramsey (Rhumsaa), the Gooseneck and the Fairy Bridge during the 2023 races. Crossing the Fairy Bridge at Ballalonna, tradition says you greet the fairies, and the custom is genuinely observed by locals and visitors alike. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8ba53629-87da-4891-912b-6e85542c3eae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmYQ8Z_MnfQ
- **2023**, Rocky Foreshore. The rocky foreshore at Niarbyl on the west coast. The reef here exposes the geological junction between two ancient continental plates, which is why the site draws geologists as well as walkers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fb4f4655-2824-4657-82bd-833a6599b7d7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rocky_Foreshore_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7495363.jpg
- **2023**, The Eye [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9f76fd22-ee7c-4053-9f7c-9d217348a22d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Eye_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7645579.jpg
- **2023**, Mike Booth: The Road to Recovery \| The TT Podcast - E35.2. Mike Booth on recovering from injury. Coverage of harm at the TT is handled here as the riders describe it, without spectacle; the circuit's casualty lists have no single official custodian. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3dee0ee-40aa-419c-aa73-35d8a9920288) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVJbFTYz3dE
- **2023**, A dull day at Cregneash. (Creneash). Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh, the Manx Language Society, was founded in 1899, while the language was still being spoken in villages like this one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d6e8876b-6bc9-4ff2-95c4-6e76b1beb209) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7637554
- **2023**, Douglas, Quarterbridge Road. Quarterbridge Road in Douglas. Quarterbridge is the first major corner of the Mountain Course, where riders turn off the fast descent of Bray Hill. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1831c18f-0551-4cc4-a7a7-612b23c21575) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Douglas,_Quarterbridge_Road_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7602770.jpg
- **2023**, TT Grandstand. The TT grandstand on Glencrutchery Road, Douglas. The grandstand and scoreboard have stood at the start and finish since the Mountain Course was adopted for motorcycles in 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/084d8185-8fa5-413c-ba18-7d0e3385d408) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:TT_Grandstand_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8155090.jpg
- **2023**, Lessoon Arrane Gaelgagh: Arrane Oie Vie. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cfeba22f-9d97-4877-b9cf-61f55066df0a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RZUu2zThEs
- **2023**, Ma Graigh Nagh Nare Doin Farraghten: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/64fa5898-70e9-4c99-8c01-9ae9ef89c788) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2d38vJm-0A
- **2023**, The Manx Keeills Hymn (2023). A hymn on the keeills, the small early Christian chapels scattered across the island, of which many dozens survive as ruins. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b293aeff-932a-4c98-927d-3cd93d94c8c0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJerNZLGjdY
- **2023**, Isle of Man flag HD \| Isle of Man national anthem. Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin is the national anthem of the Isle of Man. The song Ellan Vannin is treated as an unofficial one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5a3657a8-2f7f-48f5-b939-654b1471d817) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUDD02PtB6w
- **2023**, 12-string Guitar: Maughold Head (Including lyrics and chords). A song on Maughold Head, on the island's east coast, where the headland carries a lighthouse above the cliffs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/36d16555-cc9f-4400-ab8c-528a588761b8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41n3E5oQczg
- **2023**, Berry Dowin: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/24f0f87d-607b-4608-bcc6-600c7ec72590) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw8Y1XQJK0U
- **2023**, The Praise of Wine: A Manx song from 'Mona Melodies' (1820). Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6288ad72-0e44-4b05-a065-177a4e8801c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrPXgwTd7zw
- **2023**, Traditional Manx Song: 'Arrane Oie Vie' performed by Phil Gawne. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5b56638f-6b1d-44c8-8f74-b7de490ccb7d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgsJxibuhRs
- **2023-06-23**, Shelg yn Ghrian: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Summer Play, 2022. 'Shelg yn Ghrian', the 2022 Bunscoill Ghaelgagh summer play, performed in Manx Gaelic by primary-age children. Manx entered island schools in 1992 under the Manx Language Unit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/028bcd82-13ae-4ac5-b37e-58dbcfa26311) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvWQ4Ss3t30
- **2023-09-21**, Lioar y Doofyr: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Summer Play, 2023. 'Lioar y Doofyr', the 2023 Bunscoill Ghaelgagh summer play, in Manx Gaelic. The school at St John's moved into the island's mainstream education structure in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/efeeea37-ade1-43ee-8d34-0045e0b9961f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnnI4IlilGo
### 2024
- **2024-02-14**, Cooinaghtyn Manninagh: Co-loayrtys marish Juan y Crellin. 'Cooinaghtyn Manninagh', a long conversation in Manx Gaelic with Juan y Crellin. Sustained unscripted conversation in Gaelg is exactly the material that the 1948 Irish Folklore Commission recordings were sent to capture. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3106615c-4c10-4d4e-a459-85048b5ababd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYZmJp8Rz40
- **2024**, 23 petitions at Tynwald Day, police pay latest, nursing union meets ministers, RAF medals come ho.... Twenty three petitions presented at Tynwald Day. The Petition for Redress of Grievance, presented on Tynwald Hill on the day, is a surviving direct route for any resident to put a matter before the legislature. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6b1293ba-d557-43dd-bf16-089a9854da2a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5ng3Xz7cuU
- **2024**, Agenda 1 July. Manx Radio's Agenda for the first of July. Tynwald Day falls on 5 July, when the branches meet in open air at St John's and newly passed Acts are promulgated in Manx and English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5a013ab8-48d9-42bb-ac8c-da12ad962b95) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL294XTRbnI
- **2024**, Tynwald Day - Tings ain't what they used to be!. A Tynwald Day discussion of how the ceremony has changed. Although a millennium was celebrated in 1979, Tynwald's own record states there is no documentary evidence of a sitting in 979; the earliest surviving record of the House of Keys dates from 1417. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/29eb49cb-d7b1-464d-8218-897e5c385433) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e2jIdEeCSw
- **2024**, 10. Talking in the Dark with H.E. the Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man and Lady Lorimer. A conversation with the Lieutenant Governor and Lady Lorimer. The Lieutenant Governor represents the Crown on the island; the monarch's Manx title is Lord of Mann, and the office of Lord was bought out from the Duke of Atholl at Revestment in 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ad9532b-88e5-43be-ac65-318cb5816519) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz91t_GJI_g
- **2024**, Woman on Mann: Tynwald Day Live Special. A Tynwald Day special from Manx Radio's Woman on Mann. In 1881 the elected House of Keys voted to strike the word male from the franchise bill entirely and to let women stand for election; the Legislative Council and Lieutenant Governor Loch cut it back to propertied spinsters and widows over 21. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/82ff1286-1650-4c06-8a0c-32c247e6355f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs1XHG5GPVI
- **2024**, Tynwald Prefects Investiture 2024. A prefects investiture at Tynwald Primary School. The name Tynwald derives from Old Norse thingvollr, assembly field, and is attached across the island to the institution and the site at St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/61897532-f95e-46bc-900c-7c3a6c0cba1a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFSdPP__myQ
- **2024**, IM1: A NEW HOPE TYNWALD DAY SPECIAL - BUT NOT THAT SPECIAL. A comic Tynwald Day special from Manx Radio. The day is the island's national day, combining a legislative sitting with a fair at St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ccd8f67-cba7-4143-b9c7-607aa5ddbc88) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPQs6hiN2XI
- **2024**, Tynwald Day 2024 LIVE. Tynwald Day 2024 broadcast live. Tynwald's own history concedes that no documentary evidence confirms a first sitting in 979; the year was adopted so that a millennium could be celebrated in 1979. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bf902ffd-b991-43c1-a78e-3bfdaaeda022) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuCXW6Sc7-8
- **2024**, Isle of Man - St John's - Tynwald Hill 20240221 south entrance. The south entrance to Tynwald Hill at St John's (Balley Keeill Eoin). The place-name Tynwald appears in the Chronicles of Mann, a 13th to 14th century source, and the earliest detailed description of the assembly's role and composition is early 15th century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/edee8afa-7c0c-4ef9-93e0-f0e2d8a63677) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_St_John%27s_-_Tynwald_Hill_20240221_south_entrance.jpg
- **2024**, The Great Laxey Mine Railway, Isle of Man, 31st August 2024. The Great Laxey Mine Railway. The narrow gauge line served the Great Laxey Mines, which worked lead, zinc, copper and silver, and part of it has been restored and operates today. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1e8414e1-eedd-4904-87e7-0ada749a92b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZi5CZA805I
- **2024**, Treasure Island: Viking age silver found on the Isle of Man. Viking age silver found on the island. Norse-era hoards are among the strongest material evidence for the island's place in the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles, a Norse-Gaelic sea kingdom spanning Mann and the Hebrides. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/af6c4a3e-6d18-4b24-b200-446abe41bbcc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7GGT-XAYyA
- **2024**, Conservation of the Great Laxey Wheel's Rod Duct and T - Rocker. Conservation work on the Laxey Wheel's rod duct and T-rocker. The rod ran from the wheel along a viaduct to the shaft, where the T-rocker turned horizontal motion into the vertical pump stroke. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df66bdfb-63b7-4a71-8aec-b84c07549b02) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpq9k4FEMhU
- **2024**, Castle Rushen medieval castle in Castletown, Isle of Man. Castle Rushen at Castletown, one of the best preserved medieval castles in the British Isles. The Revestment Act, by which the Crown bought the lordship of Mann from the Duke of Atholl for 70,000 pounds, was read publicly here on 11 July 1765. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4156dc0c-3cdc-4026-8112-35d99fe1b702) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk8gUATb0MU
- **2024**, Port Cornaa, Maughold. Port Cornaa in Maughold. The bay's remote appearance conceals an industrial past that included an explosives factory serving the island's mines. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f1d7a67d-7284-4969-87dd-be03236fa731) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54009011705/
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Kirk Andreas 20240220 Manx Crosses. The collection of Manx crosses in the west annex of Kirk Andreas. Andreas holds Thorwald's Cross, whose carving is usually read as Odin being devoured by the wolf Fenrir set alongside Christian imagery, an interpretation rather than a certainty. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/12af499c-59ed-486b-9f86-f5d3cc0af842) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Kirk_Andreas_20240220_Manx_Crosses.jpg
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Kirk Michael - Manx Cross no 126 20240220. Manx Cross number 126 at Kirk Michael. The Manx runic crosses carry Norse inscriptions cut alongside Christian and Scandinavian mythological imagery, and they are the best surviving evidence of the Norse-Gaelic synthesis on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f5d0747b-ec70-4833-95b5-9811d06be6aa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Kirk_Michael_-_Manx_Cross_no_126_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Meayll Hill 20240222 overview from north. Meayll Hill in the parish of Rushen, seen from the north. The hill carries the Meayll Circle, a megalithic chambered tomb whose chambers are arranged around a circle roughly 18 metres across. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8cb0116e-f484-46ad-8b27-be1e8675a6b7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Meayll_Hill_20240222_overview_from_north.jpg
- **2024**, Isle of Man, Douglas promenade - seafront walk 4K. A walk along Douglas promenade. Douglas (Doolish) became the island's resort capital in the Victorian period, its seafront lined with boarding houses built for Lancashire and Yorkshire mill workers arriving on Wakes Weeks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b34a650-21fd-408e-a6e5-28fa65404680) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx_LydQoy2s
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Kirk Maughold - Manx Cross no 108 20240220. Manx Cross number 108 at Kirk Maughold. Maughold parish holds the island's most significant collection of cross slabs, spanning the early Christian and Norse periods. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f228433a-c2dc-4163-b421-9dc636fb2a65) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Kirk_Maughold_-_Manx_Cross_no_108_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Birlinn Ghorree Chrovan: A Manx song by Cliogaree Twoaie. 'Birlinn Ghorree Chrovan' performed by Cliogaree Twoaie. The song names Godred Crovan, who took Mann in 1079 and founded the Crovan dynasty; he is conventionally identified with the legendary Manx king Orry, though that identification is an inference rather than a documented fact. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9e9a3afe-f578-4728-a492-e73716fe386a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KipSNXICyWc
- **2024**, Manannán Mac Lir: The Wandering Bard (Irish Mythology). Manannan mac Lir in Irish mythology. He is the island's tutelary figure of legend, said to shroud it in mist; whether the island is named for the god or the god for the island is disputed by scholars and should not be asserted either way. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/da9eeebb-dd09-47b8-ab4f-8eae4bdaa30c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2vRHdn_ku8
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Kirk Maiughold - St Maughold Pillar Cross 20240220 side with cruxifiction and side with shead.... The St Maughold Pillar Cross at Kirk Maughold, with a crucifixion on one face and a sheaf of corn on another. Maughold, Manx Maghal, gives his name to the parish and to one of the island's principal early Christian sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dc00a53d-c268-4985-b4cb-f27b9210920c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Kirk_Maiughold_-_St_Maughold_Pillar_Cross_20240220_side_with_cruxifiction_and_side_with_shead_of_corn.jpg
- **2024**, Traditional Manx Song: Shiaull Ersooyl. The traditional Manx song 'Shiaull Ersooyl'. Manx song survived the decline of everyday spoken Gaelg and became one of the routes back into the language during the twentieth century revival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4408e429-4240-4ea0-b316-7e8fd277a193) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQrziZXvD48
- **2024**, Cregneash \| Cregneash Café \| Isle of Man \| #priest #islandlife #travel #IsleofMan #4k #IsleofMan4k. A visit to Cregneash. The folk village, Creneash in Manx, is Manx National Heritage's living museum of crofting life and was the home village of Ned Maddrell, the last native speaker of Manx from a Manx-speaking community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/445eb716-d753-4136-a7ff-550aa1f9d7c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrkliejqHdc
- **2024**, Sailing Onboard IoM SPCo Manxman Arriving Heysham Harbour 13/09/2023. Sailing aboard the Steam Packet's Manxman into Heysham. The Heysham route is the island's principal freight and passenger link to England, alongside the Liverpool sailings the company began in 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/49d41828-9d3f-431f-afce-1c215f10920e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwxSC4pADDE
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Ballasalla - Rushen Abbey 20240222 Chapter House. The chapter house at Rushen Abbey, Ballasalla, in the parish of Malew. The Chronicles of Mann, the principal narrative source for the Norse period, are traditionally said to have been compiled at this abbey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f66cba94-cb72-40c5-b244-55f4cd7a653b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Ballasalla_-_Rushen_Abbey_20240222_Chapter_House.jpg
- **2024**, DAY ONE of the New Ferry to Douglas, Isle of Man. Welcome Aboard MANXMAN, Enjoy the Crossing.... The first day of the new Steam Packet ferry Manxman on the Douglas route. The company traces continuous operation to 1830 and the name Manxman has been carried by several of its vessels. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/00afebfd-d127-4a2c-a556-c746fe602929) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02z2rDhv5ik
- **2024**, From Lil' Fellas to Big Bugganes: Five Aspects of Manx Folklore. A talk on five aspects of Manx folklore. The island's legendary figures include Manannan mac Lir, said to shroud the island in mist, the Buggane, the Phynnodderee and the Moddey Dhoo of Peel Castle; all are folklore, and are presented as such. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/221f8c8e-99fe-4eeb-b3fb-f32ef8c12f70) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_rNfZTdv6U
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Douglas - Kingswood Grove - Manx Museum 20240219 Manx crosses. The Manx Crosses exhibition at the Manx Museum, Kingswood Grove, Douglas. Manx National Heritage holds the runic cross corpus, which is the island's principal surviving material record of the Norse-Gaelic period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7666eac5-691b-4d7b-a5fe-0cd60279c945) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Douglas_-_Kingswood_Grove_-_Manx_Museum_20240219_Manx_crosses.jpg
- **2024**, South Barrule \| Isle of Man \| Walk With The Gaming Vicar \| #islandlife #priest #photography #travel. A walk up South Barrule. The hill carries a substantial Iron Age hillfort and is one of the island's principal upland archaeological sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/db495ad3-9636-4308-9722-553e9504d1a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ls5hse37GgI
- **2024**, She Lhong Honnick Mee: A Manx song by Cliogaree Twoaie. 'She Lhong Honnick Mee' performed by Cliogaree Twoaie. The title means 'it was a ship I saw'; sea songs are prominent in the Manx repertoire, the herring fishery having been the island's historic mainstay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/27f53c40-4a5b-4c61-9106-56d77e609960) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it_gn0tC-Fw
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Ballafayle Cairn 20240220 from south. Ballafayle Cairn in the parish of Maughold, seen from the south. Bronze Age burial on the island moved from large communal megalithic tombs to smaller individual mounds like this one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e5d3644-6ae3-4b73-b2d0-49ac0577b89f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Ballafayle_Cairn_20240220_from_south.jpg
- **2024**, Derelict Hotel near Castletown. A derelict hotel near Castletown, seen from St Michael's Isle. The collapse of mass holiday traffic from the 1970s onward left the island with more hotel stock than it could use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/50a65aa5-42fd-4024-b754-38d46720e0e5) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7845076
- **2024**, From Fascists to Herring Girls: A walk around Peel with Albert Frost. A walk around Peel with Albert Frost, from the wartime fascist internees to the herring girls. Peveril Camp at Peel held around 550 British and foreign fascists from May 1941, while the herring trade that preceded it employed women gutting and packing fish along the quay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c4237a4f-3bac-490b-be6b-410e96c987bb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp9B1ITSOvo
- **2024**, Mainshter Frank: A Manx song by Cliogaree Twoaie. 'Mainshter Frank' performed by Cliogaree Twoaie, a Manx choir from the north of the island. Choral singing in Gaelg is one of the most active parts of the modern language community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/03838b90-bb41-4862-9988-40213f378edb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef_8ZyhDBVQ
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Jurby Church - Manx Cross no 13 20240220. Manx Cross number 13 at Jurby Church. The crosses are numbered in the Manx National Heritage corpus, and the numbering is how they are cited in the scholarship. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d6fc2564-942b-4206-925b-c9d1cb8e75d2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Jurby_Church_-_Manx_Cross_no_13_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Tholtans of the Manx Crofter: Photographs 1965 - 1991 by Mike Goldie. Mike Goldie's photographs of Manx tholtans, the ruined crofts, taken between 1965 and 1991. Tholtans are the physical record of the heavy nineteenth and early twentieth century emigration from the island after mining and the herring fishery collapsed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eb7eaa67-f9ac-4dce-bb7b-bc382e47ea65) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdLkV7prrAU
- **2024**, Manx Music Session (Lowender Peran 2017). A Manx music session recorded at Lowender Peran, the Cornish inter-Celtic festival. The island's own inter-Celtic gathering is Yn Chruinnaght. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18ebf45a-6106-4ae8-9e7d-d28e66287c02) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBmWkLU3OUY
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Andreas Church - Manx Cross no 37 20240220. Manx Cross number 37 at Andreas Church. Kirk Andreas holds several of the most important Norse-period crosses, carved with runic inscriptions in the Scandinavian manner. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/75064493-ffa3-445c-b4a1-f9cf4f86fa9e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Andreas_Church_-_Manx_Cross_no_37_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Isle of Man - Kirk Maughold - Manx Cross no 97 20240220. Manx Cross number 97 at Kirk Maughold. Maughold's cross slabs span the pre-Norse Christian period and the Norse period that followed, in one churchyard. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b871724b-32a4-4973-9777-0ffb16d0f43c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_Kirk_Maughold_-_Manx_Cross_no_97_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Countryside 29 August 2023. Manx Radio's Countryside programme, covering the island's land and rural life. Knockaloe Camp occupied a working farm in the parish of Patrick, and the site returned to agriculture after the camp closed in 1919. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e4611d8a-1321-4085-bbf5-c15f5e53c0bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wC4bZgB6FQ
- **2024**, The Isle of Man Ferry Terminal. 's traffic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ff19102a-4e43-46db-8bc7-c9c1d7331b6c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Isle_of_Man_Ferry_Terminal_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7881670.jpg
- **2024**, MUSEUM 100 22 AUGUST 2023. Manx Radio marks the centenary of the Manx Museum. Manx National Heritage holds the island's internment collections, including the material record of Knockaloe and the Second World War camps. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/72da417e-98f3-4f7a-8fe0-38255061f528) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfDklhn5p1M
- **2024**, Isle of Man -Broogh Fort 20240221 mound seen from the bank. The mound at Broogh Fort in the parish of Santon, seen from the bank. Iron Age promontory forts and defended enclosures are scattered along the island's coast and river valleys. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dfad75b4-53a0-4ae5-b5cb-93277dafc178) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-Broogh_Fort_20240221_mound_seen_from_the_bank.jpg
- **2024**, Isle of Man - St. Adamnan's Church-Lonan Old Church - Manx Cross no 76 20240220. Manx Cross number 76 at St Adamnan's Church, the old Lonan church. The Lonan cross stands in its churchyard on the east coast and is a Celtic wheel-headed cross. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/af27fb8e-6730-4918-9279-c582f2723bdd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Man_-_St._Adamnan%27s_Church-Lonan_Old_Church_-_Manx_Cross_no_76_20240220.jpg
- **2024**, Enemy Aliens. A history podcast episode on Britain's enemy alien policy. Mass internment was ordered from mid-May 1940 and accelerated after Italy entered the war on 11 June 1940, which swept in a large Italian civilian population resident in Britain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d3d91bfc-dcf6-4f81-98b2-e3956a24d040) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5tdrB8ipR0
- **2024**, IoM TV archive: Knockaloe internment camp exhibition: 14.8.2014. Isle of Man TV's archive report on a Knockaloe internment camp exhibition. The Knockaloe Centre for First World War Internment at Patrick is run by the local community as a volunteer-staffed charity receiving no government funding, and holds a 1:500 scale model of the camp. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/00dbf5c4-b9c1-45fb-91a1-953afbef9dfb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLbXkIWgDRk
- **2024**, IoM TV archive: Kurt Schwitters internment camp art exhibition: 18.10.2013. An archive report on an exhibition of Kurt Schwitters' internment art. Schwitters was held at Hutchinson Camp in Douglas from July 1940 to November 1941; the commandant, Major H. O. Daniel, actively enabled the camp's cultural life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/229e2507-f68b-4cab-8d33-0dd25c020835) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmJz_7DIbU4
- **2024**, Remembering Peel’s WW2 Internment Camp. Culture Vannin remembers Peel's wartime camp. Peveril Camp at Peel reopened on 12 May 1941 as a high security camp for British and foreign fascists, holding around 550 Mosley supporters, while Hutchinson at Douglas held their victims. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/05d07199-0732-4385-b8c4-b2ba13b44c82) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk9gIftXrCg
- **2024**, Manx Electric Railway - Part 1. The Manx Electric Railway, part one. The line runs seventeen miles from Douglas to Ramsey (Rhumsaa) by way of Laxey, where it connects with the Snaefell Mountain Railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e9698099-3f20-454d-9864-da11493557b0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-Pv2dbBHs4
- **2024**, Dave. Manx Electric & Groudle Glen Railway 2015. The Manx Electric Railway and the Groudle Glen Railway. Groudle was built in 1896 for the holiday trade and is worked by volunteers today. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e1651af1-7e50-4c93-9966-7d320a2c480d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td3zYblv9-4
- **2024**, Imr-pass-ctown. Locomotive No. 4 Loch passing No. 13 Kissack at Castletown station during the shortened 2021 season, when Covid restrictions cut the timetable. Loch is one of the oldest working locomotives on the line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4380d391-0395-4ae9-96a9-b2ceadf98a50) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Imr-pass-ctown.jpg
- **2024**, 2. Talking in the Dark with the Manx Wildlife Trust. A conversation with the Manx Wildlife Trust. The Trust and Manx BirdLife are the island's principal conservation bodies, working across a jurisdiction whose entire land area and territorial sea are a UNESCO Biosphere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ca0da148-c51d-40b1-a994-889f5ac28771) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylyGNna0KDo
- **2024**, Marine Drive and Fort Anne Road, Douglas IOM. Marine Drive and Fort Anne Road at Douglas. Marine Drive was built as a Victorian toll road along the cliffs south of Douglas Head and once carried an electric tramway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/942f4fd4-0d6a-4392-bf75-e7ec808ac7b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fd07g0pB4g
- **2024**, Tasha MWT Presentation. A Manx Wildlife Trust presentation. The Trust's work covers marine as well as terrestrial habitat, since the island's Biosphere designation includes all its territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/171aa050-59e1-4baa-bf12-43bb8ce5224e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wwAMjF4KHE
- **2024**, Manx song lesson: Shiaull Ersooyl. A lesson in the Manx song 'Shiaull Ersooyl'. Song is a principal teaching route into Gaelg for both children and adult learners. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8b886868-4817-483e-a521-4dad8fb86072) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZIwPtoPfAM
- **2024**, Rob Hodson: Raised in the TT Paddock \| The TT Podcast - E37.1. Rob Hodson on growing up in the TT paddock. Road racing on closed public roads was illegal in Britain, but Tynwald could close the island's own roads, which is the constitutional reason the race exists here at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e8229bae-f0b5-42c4-8ed9-d29f495ae6a9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssfo735gegg
- **2024**, Hiking Adventure Part 3 Isle of Man coastal path: Raad ny Foillan. Part of a hike along the Raad ny Foillan coastal path. The route runs roughly a hundred miles around the island and takes in cliffs, headlands, beaches and harbours. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e67e95e-44e9-46a9-8d79-62c2c01f9e3e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9mH_nDK42w
- **2024**, Nathan Harrison: Riding with my TT Hero \| The TT Podcast - E40.2. Nathan Harrison in the TT podcast. Harrison is one of a small number of Manx-born riders in a field dominated by riders from Britain, Ireland and further afield. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/85024377-1224-4877-b80c-49ad96fabb69) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An0X1P5R0I0
- **2024**, Manx, the language that came back to life. A report on the revival of Manx. In 2009 UNESCO's Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger classified Manx as extinct while hundreds of people spoke it; the linguist Jennifer Kewley Draskau objected publicly and the language was later reclassified as critically endangered. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87a68efc-b710-4ac5-a6f5-c7d83456d436) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj1EiStLEWE
- **2024**, MANX GAELIC LANGUAGE. An overview of the Manx Gaelic language. Manx diverged from Irish and Scottish Gaelic across roughly 1400 to 1900, isolated by the Plantation of Ulster and the decline of Irish in Leinster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1c10cc69-85ba-46be-ba50-9d25b78aa2f4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dr7BQ2ZI8IU
- **2024**, UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man Lecture 2024. The UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man annual lecture for 2024. The island was designated in 2016 as the first whole jurisdiction Biosphere Reserve, and has since submitted its first ten year periodic review. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2c2795a7-371a-4ca0-a34a-217e5151931a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4Rg8-GsDhw
- **2024**, Cameron Donald: The TT Bar Fight \| The TT Podcast - E48.1. Cameron Donald in the TT podcast series. The event draws riders from Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and across Europe to a 37.73-mile circuit of closed Manx public roads. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9fcfe6ff-d9d2-4c8c-b756-62b9eebddb54) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx_WVt-LL_0
- **2024**, 1961 Norton Manx K11. A 1961 Norton Manx in the Trev Deeley Motorcycle Museum in Vancouver. The Manx was Norton's production racing single, named after the island where the marque built its competition reputation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/191f6dc3-5d6e-4e82-8914-17ceef5cf120) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/91994044@N00/54477487256/
- **2024**, The Isle of Man: What it Means to Be a UNESCO Biosphere. What it means for the Isle of Man to be a UNESCO Biosphere. The designation, awarded in 2016, covers all the island's land and all its territorial sea, which is what makes it a whole-jurisdiction reserve. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1ee14c43-46ee-420d-8b52-70dcc325d9f0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypmY_qS3MZo
- **2024**, Niarbyl - Fisherman's Hut. An old fisherman's hut at Niarbyl on the west coast. Herring was the historic mainstay of the island, locally called the king of the sea, and the vocabulary of that fishery carried its own taboo words that fishermen used at sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d47996b9-adc5-44e2-a2da-984fdb99e2b5) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/53513999092/
- **2024**, North Barrule, Maughold. North Barrule in the parish of Maughold, seen from the ridge connecting it to Clagh Ouyr. The island's hill names are almost entirely Manx and record what people saw before they recorded anything else. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a22e654-f1cc-4fe0-914a-feb061a56ac2) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54007647727/
- **2024**, Boxing Day 2024 Manx Trad music Session at St.Johns, Isle of Man. Informal sessions are where the Manx tune repertoire is actually passed on, in pubs and at gatherings rather than on concert stages. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f8ffb70b-0908-4c7e-9916-3cfc20ef3cc6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMn_Sr9R39g
- **2024**, Davy Knowles - Hell To Pay - 4/20/24 Gaiety Theatre - Douglas, Isle Of Man. Davy Knowles is a blues musician from Port St Mary on the island's south coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/37be095e-7feb-4c02-9cdf-48e4c3bd7209) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llERCgtOpvI
- **2024**, Ny Fennee at Yn Chruinnaght 2024. Ny Fennee is a Manx dance side, performing the traditional repertoire at festivals on and off the island. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, where Mann meets Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f6b96641-5f7b-4583-ba71-e9540cd8a53c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-38IlJ3urs
- **2024**, Davy Knowles - Coming Up For Air - 4/20/24 Gaiety Theatre - Douglas, Isle Of Man. Davy Knowles is a blues musician from Port St Mary on the island's south coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c3feee70-4818-4199-b822-de5148ea3a39) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3M2xlcKtW4
- **2024**, Davy Knowles - Good To Know You - 4/20/24 Gaiety Theatre - Douglas, Isle Of Man. Davy Knowles is a blues musician from Port St Mary on the island's south coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a819f48e-76de-4dec-98d8-81a8f0e6fde3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwHC2dVk2VM
- **2024**, Davy Knowles - Invisible Man - 4/20/24 Gaiety Theatre - Douglas, Isle Of Man. Davy Knowles is a blues musician from Port St Mary on the island's south coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a9a9cbe0-5113-4eec-bb88-cc881457ce1d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7IQU5iuwmA
- **2024**, Baatyn Pabyr: Winner of Arrane son Mannin 2024. Arrane son Mannin is the island's Manx-language song contest, which commissions new songwriting in Gaelg. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cc789b16-a6b4-4366-abc5-36ca19b463e7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9HdyjftSkw
- **2024**, Bunscoill Ghaelgagh: Flitter Dance & Ushag Veg Ruy. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/eaac6b76-118d-40e8-8e33-dab0293dcd7c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNAGxMLZaNo
- **2024**, Manx Lullaby - Manx Folk Song arranged by Lori-Anne Dollof. Choral singing is long established on the island, and the Manx Music Festival, known locally as the Guild, has been its main competitive stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e01cbcca-199d-4957-95eb-0069c581384f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOqDXdkv3f0
- **2024**, Manannan Beg Mac y Lir harp duet arr. by Charles Guard Manx Traditional music. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5ef7f4dd-d82f-4c99-9ca6-1ace4993e5b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_lwntQosDA
- **2024**, Strolling Down the Prom: A comic Manx song performed by Platform Seniors. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bdddcdb6-a67f-4216-9b17-f7f89d81b5f4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fs_LXEDX6M
- **2024**, 'Ny Tree Geayaghyn S'feayrey' by Annie Kissack, performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ef9b9ca-e232-439e-ae6c-1d9b1588aed6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n08nxZwHeQ
- **2024**, The Bunscoill Ghaelgagh sing 'Hooin dys y Eeastagh Yuan' at the Manx Folk Awards (2024). Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad77dc8c-5c3c-4e88-bb97-b67aa53ccd2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJOhmr-u0vo
- **2024**, Traditional Manx Song: 'Shiaull Ersooyl' performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/62e14bc4-586d-449e-98b9-503e7c97e893) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_a1HG7Bup4
- **2024**, Shiaull Ersooyl: A Manx song by Cliogaree Twoaie. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4d02e560-cc47-4823-bfb5-0fb64f92594b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFRNJpBOP84
- **2024-10-01**, Sniaghtey Bane: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Summer Play, 2024. 'Sniaghtey Bane', the 2024 Bunscoill Ghaelgagh summer play, performed in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg) by the school's pupils. Every current speaker of Manx is what scholars call a new speaker, having learned the language other than by transmission in the home. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2ef46f6c-6c63-4463-8a14-967148870b26) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzjlgHSd9_o
### 2025
- **2025**, Perspective 7.9.25 - Chief Minister Alf Cannan explains his plans for the final year of this curr.... Chief Minister Alf Cannan on the final year of the administration. Tynwald is bicameral: the directly elected House of Keys of 24 members, Yn Kiare as Feed, and the indirectly elected Legislative Council of 11, sitting together as Tynwald Court. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1fbc1008-4fe7-4ef3-8fb2-91918a97f300) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTJOpPYg6T8
- **2025**, Perspective 5.1.25 - December Tynwald leftovers. Perspective on the December Tynwald sitting. The Legislative Council's eleven members are indirectly elected, a structure that in 1881 allowed the unelected chamber to cut back the Keys' vote for women's suffrage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5ac2d1da-bbf2-4dac-81ca-bae1f5a4efaa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1uJueMRIvw
- **2025**, Agenda 24.11.25 - the Area Plan for the North and West defeated in an extraordinary Tynwald vote.. Tynwald defeats the Area Plan for the North and West. Planning policy is entirely a Manx matter; the island is not part of the United Kingdom and was never a member of the European Union. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/42b0d3ae-593c-48f4-89d9-3ade85cfe0af) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOf8B60tMkk
- **2025**, Perspective 8.6.25 - Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh talks about MUA infrastructure investment.... Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh on infrastructure investment. Douglas (Doolish) is the island's capital and largest town, with 26,677 residents at the 2021 census out of an island population of 84,069. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/12b0f763-fc7f-48e1-9b4e-fc3b90da5244) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs_qNF7OguY
- **2025**, Tynwald 18/03/2025 part 2. A recording of the Tynwald sitting of 18 March 2025. Tynwald Court is the joint sitting of the House of Keys and the Legislative Council, and is where the island's budget and most policy motions are decided. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9ea80aaf-426d-4f01-88e3-30614bdce1f5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojhlONRzuZk
- **2025**, Perspective 15.12.24 - December Tynwald highlights. Perspective on the December 2024 Tynwald highlights. Tynwald sits monthly through the year apart from the summer recess, with the open-air sitting at St John's on Tynwald Day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/be9ef560-3a1f-423c-9a6c-02b0ba995e4e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U0US0sxgAI
- **2025**, THE ARCHIVE ROOM - 3 formidable former MHK's - and the first episode of our new serial!. Manx Radio's Archive Room featuring three former members of the House of Keys. Direct election to the Keys dates from the House of Keys Election Act 1866, which received Royal Assent in December 1866 with the first elections held in April 1867. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4b24a6ef-dae3-4291-83db-edd7d0a19872) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lewtYkzXPg0
- **2025**, The Great Laxey Wheel [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/697656fb-5daa-4d75-be82-2191ba54205e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_gUT-SxHjI
- **2025**, Perspective 26.10.25 - Some of the October Tynwald highlights. Perspective on the October 2025 Tynwald highlights. Tynwald describes itself as the oldest parliament in continuous existence, a claim that turns entirely on the word continuous. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/87b230eb-115d-474e-b282-b9414e3ab6d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n47JfUktmTY
- **2025**, The Great Laxey Mine Railway - A really interesting Isle of Man Railway. A ride on the Great Laxey Mine Railway. The mines worked lead, zinc, copper and silver from the eighteenth century until the workings became uneconomic in the early twentieth. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/497996fe-d7dd-4f18-afb0-2bb0b173e6f3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrGjSaDaOhI
- **2025**, Perspective 16.11.25 - is Tynwald trying to have its cake and eat it on its minimum wage decision?. Perspective on Tynwald's minimum wage decision. Employment law and wage regulation are entirely Manx matters; the island is not part of the United Kingdom and legislates for itself on domestic policy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/497b78a2-b51e-4688-ae8d-43f3529b89a9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBN1i_nXaiM
- **2025**, My laxey mine railway stuff. Footage of the Laxey Mine Railway. The line runs through a restored adit and out onto the mine site at Laxey (Laksaa). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9b2b4f3a-b1a5-481d-92c0-a1c14948870c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZitJYzqxSo
- **2025**, Perspective 22.6.25 - June Tynwald Highlights. Perspective on the June 2025 Tynwald highlights. The Legislative Council's eleven indirectly elected members can and do amend or block measures passed by the directly elected Keys. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e3a9b7f8-64bb-49da-9f6f-9f1dfaea6d8b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mgBF1MgFDQ
- **2025**, Isle of Man The Great Laxey Wheel. The Great Laxey Wheel. Named Lady Isabella and opened in September 1854, it was designed by Robert Casement to pump water out of the mine rather than to power machinery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2318aafe-d06b-48af-88e9-d7806cb9d8b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxpNwHXV8ks
- **2025**, Perspective 10.8.25 - Junior Tynwald sat in July and we hear part of the sitting’s question time.. Question time at Junior Tynwald, the schools sitting held in the Tynwald chamber. The institution's civic teaching role sits alongside its constitutional one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fc55c93a-55af-4ef5-8e82-d53fc92eba48) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2Lz3AjRr5w
- **2025**, The Ancient Tynwald Open Air Ceremony. An account of the open-air Tynwald ceremony. Tynwald Hill at St John's is a Norse assembly site, the name cognate with Iceland's Thingvellir; the modern Acts of Tynwald are still promulgated there in Manx and English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/083183fb-60ed-4024-b012-0d36c49e82b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsZlP7ZqVzY
- **2025**, Mapillary (1188164813137054, SmJuhBLD8wV3rNa1y5lgO2) (mappo2) 2025-08-25 17H17M45S000. Laxey (Laksaa), the village built around the Great Laxey Mines. Laxey and Foxdale were the island's two principal mining fields, working lead, zinc, copper and silver. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c2837778-5252-4962-8177-c45dde18dac9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mapillary_(1188164813137054,_SmJuhBLD8wV3rNa1y5lgO2)_(mappo2)_2025-08-25_17H17M45S000.jpg
- **2025**, Agenda 27.10.25 - Tynwald defeats the Area Plan for the North and West. Agenda on Tynwald's defeat of the Area Plan for the North and West. The island's six ancient sheadings, a Norse-derived administrative division, still underlie the constituency structure set out in 1866. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/54af53d3-21d3-4564-9d10-8f686def0fd0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU7z1Uvoa9Y
- **2025**, Michael Mine: The old wheelcase. The old wheelcase at Michael Mine, where the Harriet and Eliza wheel was installed in November 1870. Water rather than coal powered Manx mining, because the island had no coal of its own but abundant falling water. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7381f7ab-3289-44d6-aa48-3d5c90b5281c) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54519477498/
- **2025**, 2025 TYNWALD LIVE FEED (FULL). The full 2025 Tynwald Day live feed. Petitions for Redress of Grievance are presented on the hill, a route by which any resident can put a matter directly to the legislature. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4e268c54-109f-4fc1-85bb-99fade5bb11a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj4MK4foYIg
- **2025**, Hunt the Wren - the conclusion of the dance in St John's, 2024. The conclusion of the Hunt the Wren dance at St John's, 2024. Hunt the Wren is performed on 26 December and is one of the customs that keeps St John's in use as a gathering place outside Tynwald Day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7a233d76-8898-4bba-8a24-d8e36be7356b) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54254096843/
- **2025**, Robert Edward Morrison (1851-1924) - Dalrymple Maitland (1848-1919), Speaker of the House of Keys (1909-191.... A portrait of Dalrymple Maitland (1848 to 1919), Speaker of the House of Keys, by Robert Edward Morrison. Maitland presided over the elected chamber in the decades after the 1866 Act made it a popularly elected body. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/59e94484-a21a-40f7-b55f-be5494ad2d00) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Robert_Edward_Morrison_(1851-1924)_-_Dalrymple_Maitland_(1848%E2%80%931919),_Speaker_of_the_House_of_Keys_(1909%E2%80%931919)_-_PCF3_-_Tynwald.jpg
- **2025**, Agenda 28.4.25 - Jason Moorhouse on the Steam Packet and a disrespectful DoI?. Agenda on the Steam Packet and the Department of Infrastructure. The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, founded in 1830, describes itself as the oldest continuously operating passenger shipping company in the world. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a034320a-45ec-4f59-9cea-0fc626fd07f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofdJrtft4DY
- **2025**, Hunt the Wren in the Arboretum car park, St John's, 2024. Hunt the Wren in the arboretum car park at St John's, 2024. The custom is documented in the modern Manx calendar by Culture Vannin, which photographs it year by year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/23b37e24-0ae8-40cb-bc4c-ba2e47ac2bd5) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54252970592/
- **2025**, What no one tells you about the Isle of Man 🇮🇲. A visitor's account of the island. Just under half of residents at the 2021 census were born on the island, with 38.2 per cent born in the United Kingdom and 1.9 per cent in the Republic of Ireland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/65d0c148-3ad7-44d7-964c-dacb8ecf8c50) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfYi7888S3Y
- **2025**, Walking Glen Helen to Rhenass Falls \| Gentle Isle of Man Walk with My Wife. A walk from Glen Helen to Rhenass Falls. Glen Helen is one of the island's wooded national glens and also a named section of the Mountain Course, where Victor Surridge was killed in practice on 27 June 1911, the first recorded fatality on the circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cb8f3c18-baf5-4a2a-ad44-7228b5b493b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-QGE0gBHps
- **2025**, Franz Höpfner (1840-1893) - Landscape - PCF80 - Tynwald. A landscape by Franz Hoepfner (1840 to 1893) in the Tynwald collection. Tynwald holds a working art collection alongside its records. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/800d3d7a-dfee-4b44-a7d6-3bd1cd75f76a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Franz_H%C3%B6pfner_(1840-1893)_-_Landscape_-_PCF80_-_Tynwald.jpg
- **2025**, Manx Newscast: Manxman's travels through Covid-19 pandemic inspires new book. A book inspired by the Steam Packet vessel Manxman's travels during the Covid-19 pandemic. Sea links matter disproportionately to an island whose founding motive for its own shipping company in 1830 was that it could otherwise be cut off for weeks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a5751053-5a36-411d-a575-8b712048bdd2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNVh9zxK1s0
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 01 JULY 2025. Manx Radio's Countryside programme for July 2025. Countryside is the island's long-running weekly agricultural broadcast and is one of the fullest records of Manx farming as it is actually practised. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ef5d7d28-2410-40b4-b22d-404f4c7a1e5a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag0vHn6wIHk
- **2025**, The chicken isn't interested in Hunting the Wren. A chicken ignores Hunt the Wren at St John's, 2024. The custom is performed on 26 December at the Tynwald ground and photographed annually by Culture Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/04ef589f-d3d0-4490-9602-d07cf1e054a7) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54254096923/
- **2025**, POV Beach Walk & Drone Views of Port Erin Promenade \| Isle of Man Coastal Journey. A beach walk and drone views at Port Erin promenade. Port Erin (Purt Chiarn) was developed as a resort in the Victorian period and was half of the Rushen women's internment camp in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a836d99a-36f8-4275-975b-2096cb71f001) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-tMnpsv3bk
- **2025**, AT YOUR SERVICE - The Big Table comes out on top; Archbishop John Sherrington comes to town - and.... An episode covering island church life and a visit by Archbishop John Sherrington. The island forms the diocese of Sodor and Man, a name preserving Old Norse Sudreyjar, the Southern Isles of the Norse-Gaelic kingdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c3c2583c-9956-498f-8e73-412d2ffd5755) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZdIREyiJ4I
- **2025**, Yn Arragh Feayr: A concert of Manx song from Caarjyn Cooidjagh, & the RBV award to Annie Kissack. A concert of Manx song by Caarjyn Cooidjagh, with the Reih Bleeaney Vanannan award presented to Annie Kissack. The RBV is the island's principal annual award for contribution to Manx culture. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f007afb8-c691-4558-9741-abfb3b8fc2e8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7YlsMC_RU
- **2025**, On the way up Tynwald Hill for Hunt the Wren, 2024. Making the way up Tynwald Hill for Hunt the Wren, 2024. The mound is the same one on which Acts of Tynwald are promulgated each July, and the community uses it the rest of the year too. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5c84d19e-d677-47f7-a4dc-acecff235908) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/54253870716/
- **2025**, Manx song lesson: Juan y Jaggad Keeir. A lesson in the Manx song 'Juan y Jaggad Keeir'. Song lessons are one of Culture Vannin's main outputs; Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b010b9ec-22e8-46ea-acee-4d405797e55d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqcosM6dIHY
- **2025**, 4K Isle of Man Steam Packet Manannan Liverpool to Douglas and back.. The Steam Packet's Manannan on the Liverpool to Douglas route and back. Liverpool has been the company's principal English port since its first crossing in August 1830. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e9a3cbf5-3384-4e25-98ff-06de5f19d612) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ury9Thgxhxc
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 18 NOVEMBER 2025. Countryside for November 2025. Manx farming works alongside a rare breeds sector; the Manx Loaghtan was down to only 43 animals by the 1950s and was raised to priority status by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust in 2025 as numbers fell again. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f65c4e93-f14c-4d97-8698-dce4bdf84aab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S-8nmM1GD0
- **2025**, THE ARCHIVE ROOM - with an auction, a ghost, a shop - and another episode of our archive serial!. Manx Radio's Archive Room, drawing on the station's recordings, including a ghost story. Manx Radio has broadcast since 1964 and its archive is one of the island's larger sound collections outside Manx National Heritage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18884cbf-b756-423d-ab0d-1f9edff93c3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf6SAu9BLzg
- **2025**, Heysham to Douglas with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company. The Steam Packet crossing from Heysham to Douglas. The company describes itself as the oldest continuously operating passenger shipping company in the world, a claim it makes for itself and which is widely repeated. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b4fc698-4ccd-4b92-b3cc-5cb9c48eeb05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKuqNlSGb98
- **2025**, Make Space for Nature 2024. The Manx Wildlife Trust's Make Space for Nature campaign. The island's hedgerows and sod hedges, built of earth and stone, are a distinctive Manx field boundary and a significant habitat. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4bd7129f-6e37-456c-b86f-5d8f857a67b9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwtROabr1L8
- **2025**, Walking The Isle of Men (Raad ny Foillen) Douglas to Castletown \| Dan-Ger. Walking the Raad ny Foillan, the Road of the Gull, from Douglas to Castletown. The coastal footpath encircles the whole island and passes most of its promontory forts and headland sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b97a37ef-fe84-4aa4-8b16-e65a86de96b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq1p1ZfOwhY
- **2025**, Two doctors, a big anniversary, a saint, and some beautiful Manx music - it's all here!. An episode mixing island anniversaries, a saint and Manx music. St Maughold gives his name to Maughold parish (Maghal), a major early Christian site with a significant collection of cross slabs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/50663588-f402-44aa-bed0-646c25c0d079) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTnoNSJuBwg
- **2025**, Blue concert, Villa Marina Isle of Man 🎤🇮🇲. A concert at the Villa Marina, Douglas. The venue's Royal Hall opened in the Edwardian period and continues to carry the island's touring entertainment programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cb7ec3bb-e345-46d6-a702-ac6f76215343) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb4zghmCNFI
- **2025**, Isle of Man from above. Aerial views across the island. At roughly 32 miles by 14, the whole of Mann is visible from the summit of Snaefell (Sniaull) on a clear day, which is why its archaeology has been so densely recorded. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d7044694-86fd-4473-b45b-7de11a0baef1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN9oAGJGrnI
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 28 OCTOBER 2025. Countryside for October 2025. Autumn on Manx farms centres on the primestock shows and the movement of upland sheep down to lower ground. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e0330af5-44a5-4839-9770-ab965518fa9b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE89lW7MwW0
- **2025**, Castle Rushen Trip Monday 13th October (Part One). A visit to Castle Rushen at Castletown. The castle held the island's courts and prison, and its clock and keep survive largely intact from the medieval structure. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a285f63-2dd4-4b1a-ac9d-617a417ce42e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0KkfU65oyI
- **2025**, Days (and nights) out with Vikings on the Isle of Man.. York Archaeology on Viking material from the Isle of Man. The island's Norse period produced a Norse-Gaelic society whose evidence is in stone crosses, burials and silver hoards, not in generic Viking imagery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0a7abd74-df21-43f3-ac29-9876c0f86061) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n6uhBVwm_s
- **2025**, Katie Lawrence Concert - Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2024. Katie Lawrence in concert at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2024. The festival is one of the main annual platforms for Manx traditional music and song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30313e89-2b65-40aa-8d17-297955df659e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdZkzXJCYWA
- **2025**, A very special COUNTRYSIDE Christmas. A Christmas edition of Countryside. The programme has recorded the island's agricultural year continuously for decades and is a substantial oral record of Manx farming. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c092d93f-e986-407b-ba75-4c7bf551ff41) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izw9X0dTfHg
- **2025**, Taxi Podcast Episode 114 - Pamela on Noel Chavasse, Liverpool Scottish & Isle of Man Internment. A conversation touching on internment on the island alongside Liverpool history. The camps were a British government policy carried out here because the island had empty boarding houses out of season and was easy to seal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/03f24152-6a52-47d1-8692-5b7e1e834fae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO9wGmFfaVk
- **2025**, The Folklore of Port St Mary. A talk on the folklore of Port St Mary (Purt le Moirrey). The village was half of the Rushen women's internment camp in 1940, when the wire was drawn around Port St Mary and Port Erin together. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/20d1e4b3-93cd-4137-b73f-bd1161acec41) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8wTgz7xzvY
- **2025**, 6 hours on a bumpy ferry across the Irish Sea (disastrous). A rough six hour ferry crossing of the Irish Sea. The island's sea links have always been weather-dependent, which is exactly why Manx interests founded their own shipping company in 1830 rather than relying on outside operators. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3d79fb70-a962-497d-b6ff-f53de22fa568) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGdeUj1iDVA
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 03 DECEMBER 2024 - XMAS PRIMESTOCK SHOW, ANDREW NORTH and DOT TILBURY. Countryside covering the Christmas Primestock Show. The primestock shows are the island's principal livestock competitions and a fixture of the Manx agricultural calendar. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5d778f13-8f20-450b-98cc-5955150a6184) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naAxdI8bduc
- **2025**, Finds In The Fairway (Full Episode) \| S14 EP1 \| Time Team (Isle Of Man). Time Team excavating on the Isle of Man. The island's archaeology has an unusual episode in its history: Gerhard Bersu, a German prehistorian interned at Hutchinson Camp as an enemy alien, excavated Manx sites while detained during the Second World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/67e3567b-c82a-452f-ac1f-c904fecf52b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP6eMJgaaec
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 18 MARCH 2025. Countryside for March 2025. Manx farms work a land area of roughly 220 square miles in total for the whole island, of which a substantial share is upland grazing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6612dc21-3512-4ddd-a5f0-5d7da5a4cfd8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tZv_SgRb5o
- **2025**, Isle of Song: Traditional Manx Folk Music. A programme of traditional Manx folk music. The living repertoire draws on printed collections such as 'Mona Melodies' of 1820 and the extensive collecting done in the 1890s by figures including Sophia Morrison. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6c1648b7-c182-42ad-beed-3f0773e1295f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy3cg5pzYpc
- **2025**, Isle of Man - September 2024 Walk to Meayll Circle. A walk to the Meayll Circle in September 2024. The site sits within Manx National Heritage's Cregneash area, alongside the folk village and the traditional Loaghtan flocks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6e536b71-7ea0-4619-8b72-038564c10ab3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBB-hBXilgc
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 14 OCTOBER 2025. Countryside for October 2025. The island's agricultural policy is set by Tynwald, and its farm support arrangements are separate from those of the United Kingdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3edfb0e7-5be6-4b00-adf4-cae947447705) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sb8qu8lF6BE
- **2025**, Exploring The Ruins Of Rushen Abbey. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8643b43c-5e24-4b52-8eb7-09dd847a62ef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhxghSCiiMk
- **2025**, Isle of Man - Castletown. Castletown, the island's capital until 1869. The town is built around Castle Rushen and holds the old House of Keys chamber, used before the legislature moved to Douglas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d02f9721-1427-4032-b99a-258a1cfcc303) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ5fq3c1ywU
- **2025**, Isle of Man - Hike to South Barrule 483 m - 06.05.2025. A hike to the summit of South Barrule at 483 metres. The hill carries a large Iron Age hillfort with the remains of many roundhouses inside its ramparts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e6b1cfb4-2e31-4e2b-be3f-623db3e2f36b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXCq6rBqQio
- **2025**, Echoes of the Damned: Real Hauntings at Castle Rushen. A ghost-hunting film at Castle Rushen. The castle's documented history is substantial without the hauntings: it was the seat of the Lords of Mann and the place where the 1765 Revestment Act was publicly read. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2c351d75-ee03-409e-abae-584291746a38) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK_ouNCi49A
- **2025**, COUNTRYSIDE 11 MARCH 2025. Countryside for March 2025. Manx livestock farming includes the Loaghtan, a rare breed whose numbers fell to 43 animals in the 1950s and which the Rare Breeds Survival Trust raised to priority status in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ec04e426-9967-41b2-b5b7-779661e5b9ed) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUX1r9Grzi0
- **2025**, Coins from the Viking age have been discovered on the Isle of Man. Viking age coins discovered on the island. Coin and silver hoards are the principal portable evidence for the island's role in Irish Sea trade during the Norse period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2367e815-4fdf-459a-84b2-891d2e04a3e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAAm4V-CghQ
- **2025**, Farming on the Isle of Man with Ean and Harry Parsons. Ean and Harry Parsons on farming on the island. Manx farms operate under Tynwald's own agricultural legislation, the island being outside both the United Kingdom and the European Union. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/566a20c0-e1cb-4523-9710-fefa94c7d2b8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=felRdQcBj1k
- **2025**, CAB RIDE DRIVERS EYE VIEW OF THE MANX ELECTRIC RAILWAY FROM RAMSEY TO LAXEY ON THE ISLE OF MAN. A driver's eye cab ride on the Manx Electric Railway from Ramsey to Laxey. The line was built between 1893 and 1899 and is described as the oldest electric tram line in the world still running its original rolling stock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b09adc8e-81b6-41e4-816a-2f543cbd3441) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3E4VdxnMTk
- **2025**, Dairy Farming on the Isle of Man, dung beetles and cheese tasting - with David Cooil. David Cooil on dairy farming, dung beetles and Manx cheese. Dairying is one of the island's main farming sectors and supplies a local processing industry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8579ae66-84be-496c-8a77-e3a6cbee90cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AlKSbPTm9A
- **2025**, Isle of Man Steam Railway (July 2025) #rail200. The Isle of Man Steam Railway in July 2025. The railway was built to carry the steamer traffic that the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, founded in 1830, brought into Douglas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b4f7309f-ebc9-42af-94b2-e248547660ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5P8ZxPd-DM
- **2025**, John Miller Nicholson (1840-1913) - Baldwin Mill - 1954-2501-041 - Manx Museum. 'Baldwin Mill' by John Miller Nicholson (1840 to 1913), in the Manx Museum collection. Nicholson painted the island's working landscape in the decades when its mills and mines were still turning. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bca3d617-ee13-4787-81c1-1771fe46853e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_Miller_Nicholson_(1840-1913)_-_Baldwin_Mill_-_1954-2501-041_-_Manx_Museum.jpg
- **2025**, IS IT WORTH A VISIT? 2 DAYS ON THE ISLE OF MAN. Two days on the island from a transport enthusiast's perspective. The island's railway network is the densest survival of Victorian narrow gauge transport anywhere in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1b8c071a-b8ac-49a5-bcbb-467c6ea9ff44) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um-_o5Ul5Os
- **2025**, Isle of Man TT Course, Cronk-y-Voddy. The Cronk-y-Voddy straight on the A3 between Castletown and Ramsey, part of the Mountain Course. The road here runs across open upland, and it is public highway for all but a few weeks of the year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a20dec78-43fc-49b0-8bd5-4493333a2d58) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8396929
- **2025**, William Webb (1790-1856) - Port St Mary - 1978-0199b - Manx Museum. 'Port St Mary' by William Webb (1790 to 1856), in the Manx Museum collection. Port St Mary, Purt le Moirrey, was a fishing port before it became half of the Rushen internment camp in 1940. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/991f892f-a1cd-497f-8fbe-7428c770e7f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:William_Webb_(1790-1856)_-_Port_St_Mary_-_1978-0199b_-_Manx_Museum.jpg
- **2025**, Electric Tramcars No. 1 and 2 of the Manx Electric Railway. Manx Electric Railway tramcars 1 and 2, built in 1893. Their continued service is the basis for the claim, made by the island's tourism body, that this is the oldest electric tram line in the world still running its original rolling stock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/de5fd7e6-30a9-4947-9f68-2cfc112353d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgn4HmMwVoE
- **2025**, Isle of Man Steam Railway: Loco No. 4 Loch facing towards Douglas in April 2025. Steam locomotive number 4, Loch, on the Isle of Man Steam Railway in April 2025. Loch was built by Beyer Peacock in 1874 and is among the oldest locomotives in regular service anywhere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/743fbba2-23ae-4448-90aa-9ce28ca0321e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1P52jgRFjw
- **2025**, Isle Of Man Steam Railway July 2025. The Isle of Man Steam Railway in July 2025. The line is worked by Beyer Peacock locomotives built between the 1870s and the 1920s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7f8a241d-dd18-464a-b612-27c4e3871e31) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnwfRcmvwNo
- **2025**, Dhoon Glen Walk \| Waterfall, Ruins & Beach Adventure (Isle of Man Vicar). A walk down Dhoon Glen to the beach. The Manx Electric Railway stops at Dhoon Glen halt, one of several glens the line was built to bring visitors to. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4de2c08a-9863-435a-8d4f-a206a0ebce23) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBx_psVSh5c
- **2025**, Manx Electric Railway (July 2025) #rail200. The Manx Electric Railway in July 2025. The line's oldest cars date from 1893, the year the first section opened between Douglas and Groudle. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18117738-af83-4060-b807-154082d617e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvC9CLE3DkM
- **2025**, IOM Government Conference 2024 - UNESCO Biosphere as a Small Island: The 5 E's. A government conference session on the island's UNESCO Biosphere status as a small island. The island submitted its first Biosphere periodic review in ten years and the designation has been under review, so it is not permanently secured. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7ab74706-fa4b-41fc-bce7-1ddc0927d309) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgTsKmC8Dj0
- **2025**, Dave Hewson: Bikes Over Houses \| The TT Podcast - E70.1. Dave Hewson on the TT paddock, in the event's own podcast series. The Snaefell Mountain Course runs 37.73 miles over 219 turns and rises more than 1,300 feet across Snaefell (Sniaull), the island's highest point. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/96eba373-15fb-4071-b9a1-d21e72fb8e64) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OA7911TMb8
- **2025**, Wickham railcar. A Wickham railcar on the island in 2025. Small permanent-way vehicles like this maintain the line between service trains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c6664ee3-6fd8-4310-8bc2-50720fcec032) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wickham_railcar.jpg
- **2025**, Manx tram, Brummie Bus. Manx Electric Railway tram No. 22 alongside a preserved Birmingham bus, 2025. The island runs its historic transport as a working system rather than a static collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6502e1da-0055-4f8f-a5b9-aa993915813c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_tram,_Brummie_Bus.jpg
- **2025**, Working with Manx Wildlife Trust Rangers, felling and milling, can’t wait to start building.. Woodland work with Manx Wildlife Trust rangers, felling and milling timber. The Manx Wildlife Trust manages nature reserves across the island, which has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in its entirety since 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/da88a26a-347e-432f-be6c-d90af5c69838) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uqx0kSfXuU
- **2025**, Pre-TT Classic Races - Saturday 24th May 2025. Manx Radio's full commentary on the Pre-TT Classic races at Billown, near Castletown. The Billown circuit is a separate short course from the Snaefell Mountain Course, which motorcycles have used only since 1911. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f939b71d-5566-45cf-83c7-2972142a8a32) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9deGDPOM9WE
- **2025**, Road 2014 - The Dunlop family and Isle of Man TT movie HDTV. 'Road', the documentary on the Dunlop racing family. Joey Dunlop holds the record of 26 TT wins and set his fastest lap of 123.87 mph in the 2000 Senior, his final TT race; he was killed in a road race in Estonia later that year. He was Northern Irish, not Manx. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/05a21e07-9cf4-4ae3-8bc6-a693291933e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tjlNDlX_1o
- **2025**, Dolphin Isle of Man. A rail vehicle on the island in 2025. The Isle of Man operates steam, electric and horse traction as scheduled public transport, which no other jurisdiction of its size does. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7a5812e6-0d0a-40af-a33b-eb994176c7be) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dolphin_Isle_of_Man.jpg
- **2025**, Isle of Man Bonus - Point of Ayre National Reserve and Lighthouse. The Point of Ayre national reserve and lighthouse at the island's northern tip. The Point of Ayre is a shingle spit built by longshore drift, and its lighthouse was designed by Robert Stevenson. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bff01709-b54e-4c62-bbcd-6cdf19a7db43) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bST7aBlhls
- **2025**, Ep.39 What's the Skeet Mark Emmington? Unesco Biosphere Isle of Man. Mark Emmington on UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man. The island was designated in 2016 and is the first and so far only whole jurisdiction Biosphere Reserve, covering all its land and all its territorial sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4631f2d4-fbb4-4a03-a532-d963040e81b5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ2_5PLrhgY
- **2025**, Ginger on the Doglas horse tramway. A tram horse named Ginger on the Douglas horse tramway, 2025. The horses work short shifts and are retired to the Home of Rest for Old Horses on the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4aaf8e4e-76df-4d8d-9435-93a5d1219829) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ginger_on_the_Doglas_horse_tramway.jpg
- **2025**, TT Podcast on Tour - 2025 Countdown: All Set For the Mountain \| The TT Podcast 2025. The TT podcast counting down to the 2025 races. The 2024 and 2025 meetings both passed without fatalities at either the TT or the Manx Grand Prix, though weather cancelled the 2025 Senior TT and two classic races. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e531515b-dee6-41d0-b616-465106520c1a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZmjEEMctj8
- **2025**, Hidden Gem Beaches of the Isle of Man \| Port Soderick to Keristal Beach Walk & Brew. A coastal walk from Port Soderick to Keristal beach. This stretch of the east coast lies on the Raad ny Foillan, the Road of the Gull, the footpath that encircles the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1a33239f-531b-4a17-b78c-d9b4586a1062) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yda2afMRM2w
- **2025**, Goll as Gaccan 5.10.25 - Phil talks to Radio Failte. Manx Radio's Manx language programme Goll as Gaccan, with a conversation involving Radio Failte. Manx language broadcasting is one of the few contexts in which Gaelg reaches a general audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/44157672-6af3-46f1-acac-4e36adab5011) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knsc81NJDmA
- **2025**, TT 2025 - OPUL Superstock Race 2 - Full Commentary. Manx Radio's full commentary on the 2025 Superstock Race 2. Manx Radio has covered the races from around the course for decades and its commentary is one of the few continuous documentary records of the event. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8c99a63a-9a62-4678-b8bb-7232e1036913) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc_dHCHPgok
- **2025**, Brown Bear Isle of Man. A rail vehicle on the island in 2025. The Manx network's survival owes much to government ownership taken up when commercial operation failed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ed9d16e3-3c64-4ce7-ac17-0b05df5ae08c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brown_Bear_Isle_of_Man.jpg
- **2025**, TT 2025 - 3wheeling.media Sidecar Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Sidecar Race 1. The compiled Mountain Course fatality lists count sidecar passengers separately from riders, one of several reasons the widely quoted total cannot be read as a count of TT rider deaths. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1235b991-203d-4aae-bee4-05927574e60f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfa-ZmdZCxY
- **2025**, Manx language community event: Cooish, Cappan as Croo 2023. Cooish, Cappan as Croo, a Manx language community event held during the Cooish festival. The Cooish is the island's Manx language festival and by 2026 had been running thirty years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2ee81930-09bd-40ee-9088-0e90ae8be77d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ2iePAEjdM
- **2025**, Sunny Day at Laxey Beach - Gelato, Drone Views & Hands Free Filming \| Isle of Man Vicar. A sunny day at Laxey beach, with drone views. Laxey (Laksaa) sits at the mouth of the Laxey River, which carried the drainage water that the Great Laxey Wheel pumped out of the mines from 1854. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/969bb2f7-5012-4728-9338-c7311eed72fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJJVTbbM0cE
- **2025**, Vincent Wildlife Trust - The Manx Stoat - It's All in the Tail! Manx Wildlife Week 2025. The Manx stoat, discussed for Manx Wildlife Week. The island's mammal fauna is limited and largely introduced, which is part of why its seabird colonies, particularly on the Calf of Man, matter so much. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/41f7c877-3e9e-415c-ba10-9e99390965cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgZ6YWoG3Y4
- **2025**, 10 Words In Manx: The Language That Refused To Die. Ten words in Manx. The 2021 census recorded 2,223 people with conversational ability in Gaelg, 2.64 per cent of the island's population, up from 1,650 in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab64adce-a961-4146-92ea-e90667248191) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V8w-dRCAL0
- **2025**, Pre-TT Classic Practice - Saturday 24th May 2025. Nearly three and a half hours of Pre-TT Classic practice from Billown. Classic racing on the island runs alongside the modern meetings and keeps machines of the interwar and postwar eras in competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f9bb6bb8-4f50-4214-b2cb-509bc7b5e52d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_g-azLcJgo
- **2025**, TT 2025 - RST x D30 Superbike Race - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Superbike race. Manx Radio positions commentators around the 37.73-mile circuit because no single vantage point can see more than a fraction of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1507545f-9508-43f5-9426-4da234fbd4d6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN1hp4oqx8s
- **2025**, Perspective 30.11.25 - why do we need the Manx Wildlife Trust?. A discussion of why the island needs the Manx Wildlife Trust. Conservation on the island operates under a UNESCO Biosphere designation awarded in 2016 that covers the whole jurisdiction, land and territorial sea alike. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30ee5af8-5e6b-4b6c-a77e-f3b6a43bc953) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MZ-9TMdQaQ
- **2025**, BRITISH ENGLISH & MANX GAELIC. A comparison of British English and Manx Gaelic. Manx is a Goidelic Celtic language, not a dialect of English, though its spelling was devised on English orthographic conventions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/55b72f4e-3840-423a-a691-28789b486985) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnIPceS28EA
- **2025**, Joey Special - Classic TT 2025 \| The TT Podcast. A Classic TT special on Joey Dunlop. Dunlop's 26 TT wins remain the record; his final victory was the Ultra Lightweight race in 2000, the same meeting at which he set his fastest lap. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/55f1959e-8568-49bd-9a11-485c3aa3d4f3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAhz0njh9_0
- **2025**, Walking the Raad ny Foillan (Part 1) \| Port Erin ➜ The Sound \| Real-Time Walk. Walking the Raad ny Foillan from Port Erin to the Sound in real time. The Sound is the strait between the mainland of the island and the Calf of Man (Yn Cholloo). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e6bc4dc7-91e0-4316-ba3f-ba8cc55c7c2d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFIG1MAMfXc
- **2025**, TT 2025 Wednesday 28 May - Creg Ny Baa, Douglas, Riders - 360 4K 60FPS. Creg-ny-Baa and Douglas during the 2025 races, filmed in 360 degrees. Creg-ny-Baa is a right-hander on the descent off the mountain and one of the most heavily spectated points on the course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/48610db0-63a1-484a-bce3-5be7ed09b3e7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPN8SpQWxc0
- **2025**, I Investigated Langness Island!!!. An exploration of Langness. The peninsula near Castletown carries a lighthouse and the Herring Tower, a stone daymark built when the herring fishery was the island's principal industry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/db4ab27c-d3c5-410c-83c7-302319d80327) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nR1i9N7K3Y
- **2025**, TT 2025 - Monster Energy Supersport Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Supersport Race 1. The first TT of 1907 ran in two classes with a fuel economy rule, singles required to average 90 mpg and twins 75 mpg, making it as much a consumption trial as a speed race. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/81ed7233-62b3-483b-9265-51644f00aec5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV_zxgsIjR4
- **2025**, The Stunning Coast of the Isle of Man. The island's coastline. The Isle of Man's whole coast and its territorial sea are included in the UNESCO Biosphere designation awarded in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/89810bc9-750d-409c-b0ca-cb7452fdbb77) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLxXvvSluPU
- **2025**, Isle of Man TT Mountain Course 360 Degree 4K Video Reference Lap 2025. A full reference lap of the Mountain Course in 360 degrees. The circuit passes through Kirk Michael, Ballaugh and Ramsey (Rhumsaa) on ordinary public roads that close under Manx road closure powers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4a0bcb41-11b5-4975-bbcd-4b6e99c1322b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-G15QtUO70
- **2025**, Search for new Trustees and importance of their role within the organisation. A Manx charity seeking new trustees. The island's conservation and heritage work is substantially carried by volunteer-run charities, including the Manx Wildlife Trust, the Rushen Heritage Trust and the Knockaloe Centre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd427f98-1d50-46fa-b817-8ac4e44591e4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaOmAEWz49k
- **2025**, We met up with Monty Halls in January to look at the Wildlife Experience Week in the Isle of Man.. The Manx Wildlife Trust with Monty Halls, planning a wildlife experience week. Basking sharks are among the island's most notable marine visitors, with most sightings recorded within one kilometre of land. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/17f96ab8-8771-42ea-83f3-003631ac501b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt8yDTxX_eU
- **2025**, TT Podcast Live: Winning Lines \| The TT Podcast 2025. A live TT podcast recorded during the 2025 races. Neither the 2024 nor the 2025 meeting saw a fatality at the TT or the Manx Grand Prix. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1f188ae9-517d-4c67-9b42-47e03a030540) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR8zSEGKmeU
- **2025**, Harbour Seal Swimming at Calf Sound. A harbour seal swimming at Calf Sound. Manx waters also hold basking sharks, with most sightings recorded within one kilometre of land, as well as dolphins and whales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1f8aa50b-018b-4a2e-b318-379f3a6e645d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Harbour_Seal_Swimming_at_Calf_Sound_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8166289.jpg
- **2025**, TT 2025 - Metzeler Supertwin Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on the 2025 Supertwin Race 1. The Supertwin class runs middleweight twin-cylinder machines, an echo of the twin-cylinder class Rem Fowler won on a Norton at the first TT in 1907. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7c95c047-18a9-4134-a406-92e9ee57f04c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pT5nzUk__g
- **2025**, Isle of Man TT Course, Glen Helen. Glen Helen, roughly nine and a half miles into the Mountain Course. It was here, in practice for the 1911 TT on 27 June, that Victor Surridge became the first person to die on the course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7171bfb9-997e-46e5-82ef-a674e8671ed0) Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/8396927
- **2025**, Some Faery Encounters in Manx Song & Rhyme: A talk by Annie Kissack RBV. A talk by Annie Kissack on faery encounters in Manx song and rhyme. The songs draw on folklore rather than record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/63fac09d-8251-48aa-9547-ccb0a252af48) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcgbMvzs6iU
- **2025**, Arraneyn Tradishoonagh Manninagh - Ruth Keggin Gell. Ruth Keggin is among the leading current singers in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a9878b7f-16cc-4821-91c2-71e894345ae2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gim0uX6dOOM
- **2025**, 🎵 Manx Gaelic Rock Song - Manannan mac Lir \| Protector of the Isle of Man \| Celtic Myth \| Subtitled. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/549a8955-cab8-471a-96ff-9f0c4e5670c3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jnxiyqsEPA
- **2025**, The story of 'Arrane Ghelbee'. Culture Vannin is the trading name of the Manx Heritage Foundation, established by the Isle of Man Government in 1982, and employs a Manx Language Development Officer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4b8ff6e2-c0a9-4a38-aee8-71414cc835fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGBu4T59Nb4
- **2025**, 'Kirree Veg' by Thurrick (Winner of Arrane son Mannin 2025). Arrane son Mannin is the island's Manx-language song contest, which commissions new songwriting in Gaelg. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/362c82e6-c504-407d-b0e1-d8c8ebd7f2f0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtMznx0usgo
- **2025**, 🎵 Flam Boaldyn - The Fire of Summer’s Return \| MANX GAELIC \| Celtic Song \| Isle of Man \| Subtitled. A song on Boaldyn, the Manx May festival marking the start of summer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7179fc77-83b2-4c58-92c7-8b6fa0d45abd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC4tZBo0tiA
- **2025**, Arrane y Voirrey \[Manx Folk Awards 2025\]. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3a9d0306-9adb-4d6f-b2c0-f1665379eb83) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29s3uRrO_tQ
- **2025**, WOW ! - Crystal Singing Bowls call in Dolphins and Seals - Sunrise Sound Bath Session - Isle of Man. Informal sessions are where the Manx tune repertoire is actually passed on, in pubs and at gatherings rather than on concert stages. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/bebfe199-a92a-4bf7-8a6f-c6ec9d04e2b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5viH6Z3xdNg
- **2025**, Arrane ny Niee \[Manx Folk Awards 2025\]. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/de98a6e1-26d1-4887-a2f3-8e316db6cb7c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryeFC8iiREI
- **2025-08-05**, Co-Whaiyl ny Gaeil. ', a gathering conducted in Manx Gaelic. Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh, the Manx Language Society, was founded in 1899, before native transmission of the language had ended. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/457d7739-6c95-4ee4-891e-9dead71b66ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsC9ztpC5-w
- **2025-08-05**, Gaelg er Radio Vannin - Bob Carswell. Bob Carswell on Gaelg on Radio Vannin, Manx-language broadcasting on the island's airwaves. Manx-language radio is one of the few places the language is heard by a general audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b252409b-983b-4291-bdd8-f5214d299136) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi3w5Bk7kWk
- **2025-11-14**, Skeealyn Vannin Story. The story of Skeealyn Vannin, the published collection of Manx language and dialect archive recordings of the island's last native speakers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d7e4f311-edbf-4f85-bc3f-b3c54f4f19dc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWKCze4eA6I
### 2026
- **2026-01-21**, Year of the Manx Language: Coraaghyn yn Aile song project. The Coraaghyn yn Aile song project, part of the 2026 Year of the Manx Language. The Isle of Man Government set a target of 5,000 Manx speakers within a decade in its 2022 language strategy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cc3a4c3c-0073-4491-9548-74e790faae89) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r8WvpD83lk
- **2026-04-02**, Manx Mass / Erin Gaelgagh \[Manx Gaelic subtitles\]. A Mass celebrated in Manx Gaelic, with Gaelg subtitles. The Manx Bible of 1775, translated under Bishops Thomas Wilson and Mark Hildesley, gave the language its standard written form. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/002c6f4c-25b1-4273-bfce-3ae93d1f7a57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7hz_uWg6q4
- **2026-04-13**, "Miss Morrison at the Wheel": Sophia Morrison & the Manx language revival. A talk on Sophia Morrison and the Manx language revival. Morrison was a central figure in the collecting of Manx folklore and language at the turn of the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4a229610-6602-4eed-ac7c-d67392ab720b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of-W359gXlA
- **2026**, Conservation and Restoration of the Great Laxey Wheel: Webinar 2026. A Manx National Heritage webinar on the conservation and restoration of the Great Laxey Wheel. The wheel has required repeated structural work; it was built in 1854 and has been maintained as a monument since the mines closed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/10b58ddb-f628-44f7-a8ae-7e0a8b8c1e06) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp9pEugk62U
- **2026**, Going underground on the Isle of Man with the Great Laxey Mines Railway & Railtrail. Going underground on the Great Laxey Mines Railway. The line was built to move ore and men within the mine, and the restored section runs into the hillside through a driven adit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ff6ea92d-c939-4215-a44e-b96fa1f0ac73) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA1XhJvMfS4
- **2026**, Laxey Wheel - They Called a 72-Foot Waterwheel "Engineering Insanity", It's Pumped for 171 Years. The Great Laxey Wheel, 72 feet 6 inches in diameter. It was built in 1854 to pump floodwater from the Glen Mooar workings up to the Main Adit, which carried the water out to the Laxey River and the sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/9b89330f-5b69-4806-a406-714782d18f57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeO570VMQrg
- **2026**, Exploring the Groudle Glen and Great Laxey Mine Railway. Exploring the Groudle Glen Railway and the Great Laxey Mine Railway. Both are narrow gauge lines built for different purposes, Groudle for Victorian visitors and Laxey for ore. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2828d031-dc7f-4f9a-9eb2-b02080ad26cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkF3C3_ow1o
- **2026**, Pump Rod Viaduct, Lady Isabella, the Great Laxey Wheel. The pump rod viaduct carrying the rod from Lady Isabella to the mine shaft. The wheel turned the rod along this viaduct to drive the pumps that kept the Great Laxey Mines dry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cbe60a0c-6d6e-432c-961f-5c90ecb903ad) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pump_Rod_Viaduct,_Lady_Isabella,_the_Great_Laxey_Wheel_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8356551.jpg
- **2026**, lIve Tynwald day 2026. Tynwald Day 2026 broadcast live from Tynwald Hill at St John's (Balley Keeill Eoin). Laws are promulgated in both Manx and English, and an Act of Tynwald not promulgated at St John's within eighteen months of passage becomes null and void, so the open-air ceremony is a condition of legal validity. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/94fa4702-65af-4fc0-bc67-0acf916cc158) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B31eVAnjh0Q
- **2026**, Agenda 23.6.26 - assisted dying legislation moved a step closer in June Tynwald … probably?. Manx Radio's Agenda on assisted dying legislation before Tynwald. The island legislates for itself on domestic matters as a Crown Dependency, and its assisted dying bill proceeded independently of Westminster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/71374a91-6ce9-4dd6-ab16-528f96e17786) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9YoNr4-qaE
- **2026**, Net-zero policy on the Tynwald agenda today with motion calling for a referendum. A Tynwald motion calling for a referendum on net zero policy. The island holds UNESCO Biosphere status covering all its land and territorial sea, awarded in 2016, which its environmental policy debates repeatedly return to. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/82912469-3f2e-451a-8af1-b0083db306b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BpI8nDTzC0
- **2026**, Perspective 28.6.26 - another look at a very busy June Tynwald. Manx Radio's Perspective reviews the June 2026 Tynwald sitting. Tynwald Court sits monthly, with the annual open-air sitting at Tynwald Hill on Tynwald Day, normally 5 July. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/58d347d4-9a2d-4b63-86b5-1422716d5c9b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spGeMjhOzAo
- **2026**, The Isle Of Man Holiday - August 2025. A visitor's record of an August holiday on the island. August is Manx Grand Prix month, the amateur and classic meeting over the Mountain Course, and a quieter counterpart to the June TT. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/75ec85a8-31a5-48e0-9108-f7a2a42c4e27) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YD4izI4PZtM
- **2026**, IoM TV archive: Friend or Foe?: internment exhibition: 27.7.2016. An archive report on the 'Friend or Foe?' internment exhibition of 2016. The Rushen Heritage Trust researches and publishes on the women's camp at Port Erin and Port St Mary. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c390e419-2771-4a0b-a10d-537da08fe9e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKRqa80KVaA
- **2026**, A Manx Christmas Ghost Story [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/54dd985e-3567-4659-a240-8158b21c33bb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdv_eXf9i40
- **2026**, Isle of Man Walk 4K - Douglas Quay & Promenade 🇮🇲. A walk along Douglas quay and promenade. The Loch Promenade frontage was built in the Victorian boom, when the island's visitor trade rested on steamer arrivals from Liverpool, Fleetwood and Heysham. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8abaa8b4-8ac7-471e-981e-0884f9bd7ae7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTp150BW7KM
- **2026**, Perspective 2.8.26 - the second of our Perspectives on July’s bumper Tynwald sitting. Perspective on the July 2026 Tynwald sitting. Tynwald's continuity claim rests on the word continuous: Iceland's Althing was founded earlier, in 930, but was disbanded in 1800 and restored in 1845. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f9c9ba6b-32f1-47c9-aeca-5eebb467965d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLJ1cHEud3c
- **2026**, Perspective 24.5.26 - Health, Brownfield Sites and Cannabis were just some of the May Tynwald hig.... Perspective on health, brownfield sites and cannabis at the May 2026 Tynwald. The island sets its own domestic law and taxation; the United Kingdom is responsible only for its defence and international representation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/80226636-d354-4c57-aeb2-46b39bf1d907) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51PUJ9CjZk0
- **2026**, The Calf of Man \| An Island shaped by Nature and Legend. The Calf of Man (Yn Cholloo), the small island half a mile off the south west coast, in nature and in legend. It is a nature reserve and bird observatory run by Manx National Heritage, where around 33 species of seabird breed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ba153ce3-b2ce-49f7-a7e2-f0209a033ef4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP3mb4H_WrI
- **2026**, EPISODE TWO: Visit Isle of Man x Alfie Watts: The Great Isle of Man Challenge. An episode of the tourism board's Great Isle of Man Challenge series. Visit Isle of Man is the island's official tourism body, and much of the promotional superlative language attached to the island's attractions originates with it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cd84b84c-9946-4e8a-af00-347121389e67) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjAJJBWR8Qs
- **2026**, Scran live in concert at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering 2025. The band Scran in concert at Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering in 2025. Yn Chruinnaght is the island's inter-Celtic festival, connecting Manx tradition with Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Cornish and Breton counterparts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/046eb369-c590-455d-bbb0-3705c37b1ccb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnHIiPAaFBo
- **2026**, The Forgotten Inferno: Summerland Fire Disaster That Killed 50 in Minutes (1973). A documentary on the Summerland fire of 2 August 1973 at Douglas (Doolish). Fifty people died and about eighty were seriously injured when the leisure centre burned during the summer season. The figure was arrived at slowly: the fire brigade first recorded 51, revised it to 48, and two more people later died in hospital, which is why other tolls still circulate. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/373e8183-244e-4e0a-9f25-46385e2c8150) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QmZ902CJDg
- **2026**, Perspective 15.3.26 - highlights from March Tynwald. Perspective on the March 2026 Tynwald. The island's fiscal structure includes a zero standard rate of corporate income tax with higher rates for specified sectors, set by Tynwald rather than by Westminster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dea3c19e-76b6-4921-88fc-0a2e34217a62) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uiKrAGIyY0
- **2026**, Caggey as Graih: A Manx song by 'Sy Vagher. 'Caggey as Graih' performed by 'Sy Vagher. New songs continue to be written and performed in Manx, which is why the language is described as living rather than as a museum object. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/dec13797-134b-4086-945c-b35bec7ab78e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXJD2uwXsBw
- **2026**, Perspective 25.1.25 - January’s reshuffle Tynwald. Perspective on the January 2025 reshuffle Tynwald. The Chief Minister is elected by the members of Tynwald rather than appointed by the Crown, and appoints departmental ministers from among them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fab3c2a8-b3b5-48c3-992b-f999d5981086) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oex6QTPC9CU
- **2026**, Perspective 21.6.26 - from assisted dying to horse trams June Tynwald was quite busy. Perspective on a June 2026 Tynwald ranging from assisted dying to the horse trams. The Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, which the tourism body describes as the world's oldest horse-drawn tramway, is publicly owned and its future is a recurring Tynwald question. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/345eee6d-8adb-4507-b28e-69547463565e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdqrM45d35k
- **2026**, A Hidden Glen Walk to the Sea \| Ballaglass Glen to Port Cornaa (Isle of Man). A walk through Ballaglass Glen to the sea at Port Cornaa. Ballaglass is one of the island's national glens, wooded ravines running down to the coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ca349db4-9da5-43c8-8258-b1c35f1592d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD2o1l8jZd0
- **2026**, A life-changing song for Douglas Buxton - showbusiness at the Falcon Cliff Hotel - and a mystery .... Manx Radio on entertainment at the Falcon Cliff Hotel. Falcon Cliff was requisitioned as a hospital during the Second World War internment period, one of many Douglas hotels taken over by the state. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f4bd019d-920a-41c4-ab03-59dc193a24cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp6md7g9qP4
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 17 MARCH POD. Countryside for March 2026. The programme covers the island's livestock, arable and horticultural sectors through the farming year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b5e52f59-5134-4fdd-afe3-5bd8898a0211) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww4oZ1bkBfA
- **2026**, Agenda 12.1.26 - elections in the Falklands and inappropriate references to Tynwald members. Agenda on elections in the Falkland Islands and references to Tynwald members. The Isle of Man is a Crown Dependency rather than an Overseas Territory, a different constitutional category with its own legislature and fiscal autonomy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e4a702f8-2eca-4bc5-958a-aa06274d10a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ETsWNUHs00
- **2026**, A couple of tourism trailblazers plus memories of the Derby Castle - and a Guild recordbreaker!. Manx Radio on tourism pioneers and memories of the Derby Castle. Derby Castle at the north end of Douglas promenade was a Victorian entertainment complex and is now the terminus of the Manx Electric Railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/fd35923b-0a0a-4ce9-a4fe-be4befd33c4a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c9Or8OO4y0
- **2026**, Agenda 27.4.26 - last week Tynwald debated the idea of a tourism levy and agreed to sell the old .... Tynwald debates a tourism levy and the sale of a government building. Tourism has been an object of Manx policy since the Victorian steamer trade, and the island's visitor economy is still shaped by legislation rather than left to itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0fe5d27c-742a-4023-9282-308250346538) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb-sMDdL0eU
- **2026**, The Viking Burial Above Ancient Christian Graves \| Isle of Man. A Viking burial found above earlier Christian graves. The island's Norse period produced a hybrid Norse-Gaelic society rather than a simple occupation, which is exactly what the stone crosses and the burial record show. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/267fa723-55c6-471e-b2a8-0c19859e8f87) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iEDJ-UCVyc
- **2026**, Emergency Doors Were Chained Shut. The Summerland Disaster. Human Narration. A Disaster Documentary. A documentary on the Summerland disaster of 2 August 1973, the island's deadliest peacetime fire. Fifty people died at the Douglas (Doolish) leisure complex. The inquiry returned a verdict of misadventure and blamed no individual, but condemned the delay in evacuation and the building's flammable materials. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c0c99e21-8848-4910-b31f-84205fdb120a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01Ghpcc5a6M
- **2026**, Countryside - 14th July 2026. Countryside for July 2026. Manx agriculture is small in scale but politically significant, with land use decisions made by Tynwald rather than by any outside authority. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cfb9f79b-3303-42ac-9359-958530f8bb96) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IviZuKfSBDQ
- **2026**, Perspective 10.5.26 - National security & the climate & nature crisis I. A discussion of national security and the climate and nature crisis. The island holds UNESCO Biosphere status across its entire land area and territorial sea, awarded in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/16bc7b17-e0d6-40ac-b7cc-7d729be05015) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyaFxFw5Vc
- **2026**, Exploring amazing Viking burials on the Isle of Man. Viking burials on the Isle of Man. The Norse period ran roughly from the ninth century to 1265, ending with Magnus Olafsson, the last Norse king of Mann, and the Treaty of Perth of 1266 which ceded Mann and the Hebrides to Scotland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/33d38287-81ec-4630-9967-6fe40abafb55) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb3am-WRq8I
- **2026**, The Caliburn Isle of Man Darts Festival 2026 - ParaDarts Live Finals from The Villa Marina Douglas. The ParaDarts finals of the 2026 Isle of Man Darts Festival at the Villa Marina in Douglas. The Villa Marina is the island's principal civic entertainment venue and a survival of the Victorian and Edwardian holiday trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/cf61595b-1614-4a80-944a-96547ba09150) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdUxz1xmsEE
- **2026**, I Found a 6000 Year Old Burial Site by Accident \| Isle of Man Walk. A walk that comes across a burial site some 6,000 years old. Neolithic chambered tombs on the island include Cashtal yn Ard, King Orry's Grave, the Meayll Circle and the Ballaharra Stones at St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3adbdcb0-9643-4d6d-b289-bc3aa552b9e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHn_5422VZo
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 10 FEBRUARY 2026. Countryside for February 2026. Winter feeding, lambing preparation and livestock health dominate the Manx farming calendar at this point in the year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/df1e863e-c532-4078-9f69-537bebe63de0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkS_rP4eVmo
- **2026**, Rushen Abbey to Silverdale walk. A walk from Rushen Abbey to Silverdale. The abbey ruins at Ballasalla are managed by Manx National Heritage and mark the island's principal medieval monastic site. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7daf7c01-324d-492a-8c0f-177dc9b2bb98) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uob2pvDMhuU
- **2026**, Perspective 3.5.26 - Orsted respond to the Mooir Vannin wind farm critics. Orsted responds to critics of the Mooir Vannin wind farm. Offshore development in Manx territorial waters falls inside the island's whole-jurisdiction UNESCO Biosphere designation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f37f4695-2ad2-4143-a0b4-9f0b809a3cb9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxduSEbYanA
- **2026**, Manx Mounds of the Viking Age. A lecture on Viking age burial mounds on the island. Manx Norse burials include boat graves and mounds sited on earlier Christian ground, evidence for a Norse-Gaelic society rather than a simple replacement of one population by another. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d47b2215-26ce-492c-acfa-f05a7e5ba8d1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8sP1Fq5-jc
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 24 MARCH 2026 YOUNG FARMERS CONCERT. Countryside covering the Young Farmers concert. The Manx Young Farmers clubs run an annual concert season alongside their agricultural activity. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ed2ee397-615b-4571-9581-f80e0146e7db) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET9gZlD--eI
- **2026**, Isle of Man king Orry's Grave full Lane. King Orry's Grave at Laxey. It is the largest megalithic tomb on the island, between 4,000 and 5,000 years old; the attribution to King Orry, that is to the eleventh century Godred Crovan, is a later folk naming and not a fact about the burial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5e1dba77-84fa-4405-8267-b1d2593b228a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isW3SOENFN4
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE - 21 JULY 2026. Countryside for July 2026. Midsummer on the island covers silage, shearing and the run-up to the Royal Manx Agricultural Show. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ab0b2001-0098-4130-a30a-99c7c30cfffe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itKxI98u7uo
- **2026**, 🇮🇲 Peel Bay - Peel Castle & Cathedral. Peel Bay with Peel Castle and the cathedral, from the air. Peel is Purt ny hInshey in Manx, the port of the island, named for St Patrick's Isle on which the castle stands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/26c648d4-1098-4940-8196-1a84c6fb773b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnp97P2ysU8
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 30 JUNE 2026. Countryside for June 2026. Manx farming operates within a jurisdiction that sets its own agricultural law and support, separately from the United Kingdom. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7032dce8-88c0-4146-b483-576144fc56da) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1A7x0BufQxM
- **2026**, Agenda 2.2.26 - the Celtic Forum and Castle Rushen High School. Agenda on the Celtic Forum and Castle Rushen High School. The island is one of the six Celtic nations and takes part in inter-Celtic bodies alongside Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/deb6d69b-ae99-41b0-b20d-23534ff38bb9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKzWf2yCsLU
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 28 JULY 2026. Countryside for July 2026. The island's Curragh wetland in the north, at Ballaugh, is one of its most distinctive habitats and sits alongside its farmland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/faa97e2d-2e1c-4688-a325-144074781b8c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A550qK-71AI
- **2026**, What does the future of farming on the IOM look like?. A discussion of the future of farming on the island. Agriculture is a small share of the Manx economy beside insurance and e-gaming, each of which contributes around 17 per cent of gross national income. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/6926d659-18a8-470a-a107-b29fcab3e535) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRcnk1UVTnA
- **2026**, Isle of Man Walk 4K - Douglas to Port Soderick Beach via Douglas Head & Marine Drive 🇮🇲. A walk from Douglas to Port Soderick beach by way of Douglas Head and Marine Drive. Marine Drive was a Victorian cliff toll road and carried its own electric tramway until the 1930s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4181af2d-1e76-4581-b1c0-aa6a8c4907e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfvJFJEjcFU
- **2026**, COUNTRYSIDE 23 JUNE 2026. Countryside for June 2026. Early summer on Manx farms covers silage, shearing and the shows. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4f9b877-86a1-47a0-a2ac-c72b9d4b8a4c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aRXW4yEJKk
- **2026**, 3 Days of The Manx Electric Railways + Douglas Horse Tramway. Three days on the Manx Electric Railway and the Douglas Horse Tramway. The horse tramway along Douglas promenade is described by the island's tourism body as the world's oldest horse-drawn tramway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4a04cde0-f05f-4b53-8613-3d64dd519191) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=338l7emrmco
- **2026**, Meet the Isle of Man’s RAREST bird - the Tree Sparrow. The tree sparrow, described by the Manx Wildlife Trust as the island's rarest bird. The island's birdlife is monitored by the Trust and by Manx BirdLife, and the Calf of Man supports around 33 breeding seabird species. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/943cbbdf-a234-4ad9-a6d5-5343f1070260) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHonzFHfBss
- **2026**, Perspective 8.2.26 - Blue-tongue, cattle health status and the meatplant - who’d be a farmer thes.... A discussion of bluetongue, cattle health status and the island's meat plant. Disease status matters disproportionately to an island jurisdiction that controls its own imports and exports of livestock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18a3097c-37f6-4d71-9c64-5f00370d9358) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1-pGGorxII
- **2026**, A Cab Ride Down The Snaefell Mountain Railway.. 1895, climbs about five miles to the summit of Snaefell (Sniaull), and is the only electric mountain railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/38392a76-3ba3-4215-9f88-eb36f7bf71fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrWXmMXq-ck
- **2026**, Ride the Manx Electric Rwy from Douglas to Laxey on the Isle of Man. Riding the Manx Electric Railway from Douglas to Laxey. The line was built between 1893 and 1899 and retains its original Victorian and Edwardian cars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7db8c39c-561e-4d5b-a6c1-1f9cd986efb5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe3KN7AW6II
- **2026**, Manx Electric Railway- full length cab view, Ramsey to Douglas. Discover the history behind the MER. A full cab view of the Manx Electric Railway from Ramsey to Douglas, with the line's history. The MER opened in stages between 1893 and 1899 and is the longest narrow gauge vintage electric railway in the British Isles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5b23a531-86e2-44d0-be98-8402cd80137c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7IVD3EcnE4
- **2026**, Isle of Man Steam Railway - Friday 10th April 2026. The Isle of Man Steam Railway in April 2026. The railway operates a seasonal service from Douglas to Port Erin through the south of the island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/066128f4-d966-4847-b62b-57125d722cbb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oi0c9xqPMtc
- **2026**, Isle of Man Transport Festival July 2025 Manx Electric Railway. The Manx Electric Railway during the 2025 Isle of Man Transport Festival. The festival brings the island's steam, electric and horse-drawn services together in one week. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5b1edc97-2016-4a0d-a056-457d93a8204e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne1TVr-Nygg
- **2026**, Battling the Storm at Langness! Waves, Wind & a Brew in the Ruins. Storm conditions at Langness. The Langness peninsula near Castletown carries a lighthouse and the ruined Herring Tower, a daymark built for the herring fleet that was once the island's mainstay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/876f7630-f753-4fb2-9767-00a878e7ea30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ0A6L2YVUc
- **2026**, Manx Electric Railway Tram No. 20. 's tourism body. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/caeaa9ec-05e2-40cf-b4b3-c470b67f60bc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manx_Electric_Railway_Tram_No._20.jpg
- **2026**, Niarbyl 🇮🇲 Isle of Man (4K Drone). Niarbyl on the west coast, filmed by drone. The name is Manx for the tail, after the rock reef that runs out into the sea; the point is also where two ancient continental plates meet in the exposed rock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8b0b5138-84eb-40e0-939f-4b847c404d4b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g92fDvTno20
- **2026**, Manannan Beg, performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh \[Manx Folk Awards 2026\]. 'Manannan Beg' performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at the Manx Folk Awards 2026. The Bunscoill at St John's teaches every subject through Gaelg and opened in September 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/ad02551d-4569-4ea1-aa10-3bb3778f128a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksi5qQbjtPQ
- **2026**, Year of the Manx Language: Frank Joughin album project. The Frank Joughin album project, part of the 2026 Year of the Manx Language. The year marks 35 years since Manx entered island schools in 1992, 30 years of the Cooish and 25 years of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5695442a-0e3a-4add-a06d-7a096952b597) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOrjpvWGonA
- **2026**, TT Podcast Live: John McGuinness - Celebrating 30 Years \| Isle of Man TT Races. John McGuinness marks thirty years of racing at the TT. He has 23 TT wins, third on the all-time list behind Joey Dunlop's 26, with a personal best lap of 132.701 mph. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b5ea3c13-cac9-487a-9a58-0f06891b4f7f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RnhdxKwS3M
- **2026**, Niarbyl January Walk. A January walk at Niarbyl. The west coast here faces Ireland, and on clear days the Mourne Mountains are visible across the Irish Sea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e0946804-2a68-4da5-a93e-45ea510973b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxY0VqdfkHg
- **2026**, Manx Wildlife Trust: Offshore windfarm ecological assessments 'inadequate'. The Manx Wildlife Trust calls offshore windfarm ecological assessments inadequate. Marine development in Manx territorial waters falls inside a UNESCO Biosphere designation that covers the whole of the island's sea area. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/829193a4-4ab9-4b51-b4ab-4b87832c66ac) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG1vGmZ3ypc
- **2026**, The Pride of Purt le Murra, performed by Bunscoill Rhumsaa \[Manx Folk Awards 2026\]. 'The Pride of Purt le Murra' performed by Bunscoill Rhumsaa at the Manx Folk Awards 2026. Manx is taught across island primary schools, not only at the immersion school at St John's. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f4183d99-386c-4888-9ac6-026226526870) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4xR1-L3m8I
- **2026**, Startline Ep 42 -Billown Bound: Pre-TT newcomers and returners gear up. Manx Radio's Startline programme on newcomers to the Billown circuit before the TT. Newcomers to the Mountain Course must complete a set number of controlled laps before they are permitted to race it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f9dce9e5-06a0-489f-b079-d3cdf2562518) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dV9iKV1fcAs
- **2026**, Douglas Drone Show for the Year of the Manx Language 2026. The Douglas drone show for the 2026 Year of the Manx Language. The year marks three anniversaries: Manx entering schools in 1992, thirty years of the Cooish festival and twenty five years of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/14177898-63b5-4962-bdeb-f47a21ce90c4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYWuctvOLkA
- **2026**, 100 Miles Around the Isle of Man - Our Raad ny Foillan Adventure Begins. Beginning a hundred mile walk around the Raad ny Foillan. The Road of the Gull was opened as a waymarked route and links the island's entire coastline. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a4259b4f-0630-4944-b270-b0ac871607fd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im-EGYGMekY
- **2026**, Audio description: Douglas Drone Show for the Year of the Manx Language 2026. An audio described version of the Douglas drone show for the 2026 Year of the Manx Language. The year is promoted by the island's tourism body and marks anniversaries in 1992, 1996 and 2001 for schools, the Cooish and the Bunscoill. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7af869b5-68c2-41b6-82b8-601691e22675) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaUpCc4H-Y0
- **2026**, Startline Ep 23 - The Dream versus reality: MGP and Classic TT 2025. Startline on the 2025 Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT. Both are run on the Mountain Course and both are counted in the compiled fatality lists that press reports usually attribute to the TT alone. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d1ddcabf-0c4d-415f-b689-fc037b32c102) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4AAL2iTS-o
- **2026**, Pre-TT Classic Practice - Saturday 23rd May 2026. Pre-TT Classic practice from Billown in 2026. The Billown course near Castletown hosts the Pre-TT Classic and the Post-TT races and is entirely separate from the Mountain Course. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/01d1ff7b-b227-420b-9a7f-6ac61ef88db9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgXZwQ9DNKY
- **2026**, Port St Mary 🇮🇲 Isle of Man (4K Drone). Port St Mary from the air. The village is Purt le Moirrey in Manx and, with Port Erin, formed the Rushen women's internment camp in 1940 when the wire was drawn around both towns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0daa60bd-8de1-4d72-b582-03864a251894) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm6kNciJc04
- **2026**, This language came back from the dead, and I'm speaking it. A learner speaking Manx and reflecting on the revival. The 2021 census recorded 2,223 people with conversational Gaelg, and the Isle of Man Government set a target of 5,000 speakers within a decade in its 2022 language strategy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/1c30e092-5a2f-4a69-b5f5-7201b87689a3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xhHLXHBNWo
- **2026**, Point of Ayre Revisited. The Point of Ayre, the island's northernmost tip. The point is a shifting shingle spit with a lighthouse, and it is the low counterpart to the cliff coast at the southern end. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/0fae4303-54e4-44f7-93b0-7c4b6fc18713) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Point_of_Ayre_Revisited_-_geograph.org.uk_-_8296244.jpg
- **2026**, TT 2026 - Carole Nash Sportbike Race 1 - Full Commentary. Full commentary on a 2026 Sportbike race. Manx Radio's race commentaries form a continuous audio record of the meeting stretching back decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/823a69c6-f120-4a9b-b5e9-82ccd1d0fff0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl8z1NKL9gU
- **2026**, Manx Gaelic books. 's Manx language summer school for adults, held in July 2026 at QEII High School in Peel (Purt ny hInshey). Written Gaelg uses a spelling system based on Elizabethan English rather than Classical Gaelic, which is why it looks so unlike Irish or Scottish Gaelic on the page. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/be476520-4b24-46d1-9451-54ea99874aa8) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/55444232518/
- **2026**, Learning Manx at the Manx Language Summer School 2026. Adults learning Manx at Scoill Souree, Culture Vannin's summer school, July 2026. The 2021 census recorded 2,223 people reporting conversational ability in Manx, up from 1,650 in 2011, and the government set a target of 5,000 speakers within a decade in a 2022 strategy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/a2884cfe-3f6c-43f5-89f6-8b78118c0555) Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146057732@N07/55444236288/
- **2026**, Fiddyl Reesht: Manx Music for Fiddle - Book launch & concert. The fiddle carries much of the Manx tune tradition, and Culture Vannin has published collections to put the repertoire back in players' hands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/b815e8b5-d5f6-4d19-8d0d-a6528150c625) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C4cUqylzLI
- **2026**, ELLAN VANNIN - The Island Never Left Me \| A Cinematic Song of Home. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/05285201-7d24-4f6d-b331-2e9e735f7f1d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPyLccDxaDQ
- **2026**, MODDEY DHOO - The Black Dog Of Peel Castle \| Dark Celtic Ballad \| Isle Of Man \| Forgotten Legends. The Moddey Dhoo, the black dog said to haunt Peel Castle (Purt ny hInshey), is folklore, first written down in the 1700s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/29f089ca-fbd4-4d47-8478-8c85a6723814) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaXvFl7KsyE
- **2026**, Manx Music. Traditional Manx music from Ellan Vannin. The tune tradition was collected in the nineteenth century and has been actively revived since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/037942dd-4888-4881-83e5-06bd5d724000) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksV4EvqT9wY
- **2026**, Work & Play Medley: Weaving Song -- Arrane ny Fee / Smugglers' Lullaby / Gallop, Gallop --.... A medley of Manx work songs, including a weaving song. Work songs are among the oldest layers of the repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3fa6729f-dd96-4beb-96df-1065a01888ac) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA8BffuKyfM
- **2026**, Manx Courting Song. A Manx courting song, part of the island's substantial body of vernacular song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/5baf2569-84e1-48b7-bb71-6803a722665e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=154IIhqLyvY
- **2026**, Manannan Song, performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh \[Manx Folk Awards 2026\]. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. Manannan mac Lir is the sea god of Manx legend, said to shroud the island in mist. This is folklore, not history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/65379633-7718-4944-bf49-9fc3181add3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tlrydlrs97I
- **2026**, 🎵 CABBYL USHTEY \| Dark Celtic Water Horse Legend \| Sung in MANX GAELIC \| English & Manx Subtitles. The Cabbyl Ushtey, the water horse, belongs to Manx folklore rather than to record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7387f2a2-265a-4159-82a3-9e3d3734cee1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QedBYK4s_A
- **2026**, Manx Milking Song. A Manx milking song. Work songs were sung to the rhythm of the task and are among the oldest layers of the repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/78480129-b5ab-488f-9cf0-cb6604ceca9f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocb4uQZ4kz0
- **2026**, Ellan Vannin - Original Song. Ellan Vannin is the Manx name for the island, and the song of that name is treated as an unofficial anthem. The national anthem is Arrane Ashoonagh Vannin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/8d179a35-0136-4d5c-9c3c-60dc75220735) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kbm9ckG4Ec
- **2026**, Hop tu naa at Yn Chruinnaght session 2026. Informal sessions are where the Manx tune repertoire is actually passed on, in pubs and at gatherings rather than on concert stages. Hop tu Naa is the Manx Halloween, kept with turnip lanterns and its own song, and distinct from the imported American festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/aa7527c3-2586-4dbe-974c-5121cad4f95a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpSEvxKEH4w
- **2026**, Gaelg: A new Manx song, performed by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at the Manx Folk Awards 2026. Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Manx, the only school in the world to do so. The Manx Folk Awards are the island's competitive festival for young performers of Manx music, song and dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/d8bfc6c3-0256-4965-8916-f36c8807e3ac) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZxTjzuAs7Q
- **2026-07-20**, Full length Douglas Drone Show for the Year of the Manx Language. The full drone show staged over Douglas (Doolish) for the 2026 Year of the Manx Language, which marks 35 years since Manx entered schools, 30 years of the Cooish festival and 25 years of the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/46ff65e9-0b15-475c-85ec-18b561aecab1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBtLzAjtbiI
- **2026-08-06**, Isle of Man Steam Railway 'Manx Heritage Transport Festival' 2026. The Isle of Man Steam Railway during the 2026 Manx Heritage Transport Festival. The festival runs the island's steam, electric and horse-drawn lines together, most of them Victorian and all still in service. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e8aee4a-5f68-4f8a-b876-5aa78768a399) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xZZO2yGH9E
- **2026-08-06**, Isle of Man Walk 4K - Douglas Promenade Patrol 2 feat. Douglas Quay 🇮🇲. A walk along Douglas promenade and quay. Douglas had 26,677 residents at the 2021 census, out of an island population of 84,069. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/3960e28d-666d-4029-b93a-f1b9ac66bbb3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMSGRnZLd2Y
- **2026-08-12**, Slane Lhiu, Vanannan: Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Summer Play, 2026. The full 2026 summer play staged by the Bunscoill Ghaelgagh at St John's (Balley Keeill Eoin), performed entirely in Manx Gaelic. The school opened in September 2001 and teaches all subjects through Gaelg by immersion. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/c51dc4ac-f143-4e48-a211-19a23c0e2d95) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZUm24V6q_I
- **2026-08-13**, COUNTRYSIDE 11 AUGUST 2026 Royal Manx Show 2026. Countryside covering the Royal Manx Show of 2026. The Royal Manx Agricultural Show is the island's principal farming event of the year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/03baee50-c00e-4e77-9503-9f20d54a6b1e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1PmPsH_BZ8
- **2026-08-20**, Manx Electric Railway (July & August 2026). The Manx Electric Railway in the summer of 2026. The line runs from Derby Castle at Douglas to Laxey and on to Ramsey, roughly seventeen miles of narrow gauge electric tramway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/18dd7e17-c587-4ff6-a7e2-759275b411b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz3HL50DkRQ
- **2026-08-23**, Glover Law MGP SuperSport Race 2026. The 2026 Manx Grand Prix Supersport race. The Manx Grand Prix is the amateur and classic meeting held over the same Mountain Course in August and September, and is a distinct event from the June TT, a distinction that press coverage of the course routinely collapses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/30d95cbf-7556-4ead-9f52-b4b35ad1c739) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhKUMyyCuQ
- **2026-08-24**, Perspective 23.8.26 - departing Ramsey MHK Alex Allinson reflects on his ten years in Tynwald.. The departing Ramsey MHK Alex Allinson reflects on ten years in Tynwald. Members of the House of Keys have been directly elected since the House of Keys Election Act 1866; before that the Keys was self-electing, a closed body that filled its own vacancies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2e2f5423-6bfa-4b73-bffa-27dec01a3a7a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKcbwoxorag
- **2026-08-26**, WILDTHING - Derek v Derek with Derek Gow. Derek Gow talking about wildlife restoration. The island's whole territory is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, a designation awarded in 2016 that makes species and habitat restoration a jurisdiction-wide policy question. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/7dca02d4-dca4-4a7f-bf03-be610aad6720) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntTFUhbHTFg
- **2026-08-26**, 2026 TYNWALD DAY LIVE FEED. The full live feed of Tynwald Day 2026 from Tynwald Hill. The ceremony includes the promulgation of Acts in Manx and English, without which an Act passed more than eighteen months earlier becomes void. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/f2265bd1-f9e6-43b5-aaa9-8d4590b8ea82) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5qDuZ2pXUo
- **2026-09-02**, The background to the Manx language exhibition in the Manx Museum. Background to the Manx language exhibition at the Manx Museum. The 2021 census recorded 2,223 people on the island reporting conversational ability in Manx Gaelic (Gaelg), up from 1,650 in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/2d2c29bf-c9cd-4839-9557-79ae4284bdff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRa46awyLn8
- **2026-09-02**, 'Mind Your Language' - An introduction to the Manx language exhibition in the Manx Museum. An introduction to the 'Mind Your Language' exhibition on Manx Gaelic (Gaelg) at the Manx Museum in Douglas (Doolish). Gaelg is a Goidelic Celtic language, sister to Irish and Scottish Gaelic, and its written form is unusual in using a spelling system based on Elizabethan English rather than Classical Gaelic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/4fe3e0ac-269f-45fa-a115-27f45062a007) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgV2v5EoICk
- **2026-09-03**, Startline Ep 59 - How was it for you? MGP 2026 newcomers and a sidecar experience. Manx Radio's Startline reviews the 2026 Manx Grand Prix with newcomers and a sidecar passenger. The MGP is held in August and September over the same Mountain Course as the June TT. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/43e4ce69-fa53-4a7b-8201-5003fa5a6c36) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHZUU1mJ_C8
- **2026-09-03**, Why Nobody Wants to Visit The Isle of Man Anymore. A critical look at the island's decline as a holiday destination. The Victorian and mid-century holiday trade, built on steamer traffic from the Lancashire mill towns, fell away through the later twentieth century as the island's economy shifted to finance, insurance and e-gaming. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/isle-of-man/scene/e1ce1081-b7aa-4feb-b8d8-5de590496cbc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_PrM2MAW5s

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