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Manx language festival returns to the island (opens the original)
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The Manx language festival, Cooish Vooar, has returned to the island, with more than 32 events taking place across five days. Organised by Culture Vannin in partnership with Jeebin, the Manx Language Network, the event started on Friday and will end on Tuesday. The festival opened with the premiere of the world's first Manx-language opera, Caillagh, composed by Matthew Warren and written by Bob Carswell, and this year's event coincides with Blein ny Gaelgey, the Year of the Manx Language. Tiffan
Dolly Parton's gift of reading to 1,000 Manx kids (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 children on the Isle of Man have received books through Dolly Parton's Imagination Library since the scheme launched in Douglas at Christmas. It posts a free book to every registered child each month until they turn five, and has since spread across most of the island's parishes. Parton - a country star whose literacy campaigns have brought books to millions of children around the globe - died this week, aged 80. "Dolly's vision has already had an extraordinary impact here on the
A week of Celtic Festivities set to sweep the Island (opens the original)
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Yn Chruinnaght, the Isle of Man's festival of Celtic music, song, dance and language, returns all next week across venues in Peel, Douglas, Castletown and St Johns. The festival was founded in 1978 and current president Bob Carswell hopes the event can follow in its roots, remain "proud of the road it has taken" and allow Manx culture to "develop in new ways". Evenings are given over to ticketed concerts and traditional dance gatherings known as ceilis, while daytime brings free workshops, langu
Parents warned after unsafe squishy toys seized (opens the original)
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Parents are being urged to check for unsafe 'squishy' toys in their homes after the Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading (OFT) seized products that failed to meet basic safety standards. The warning comes after a Douglas retailer had 81 unsafe items seized when an inspection highlighted safety concerns. The items seized included squishy dumplings and other squishy fidget toys. Safety concerns included chemical hazards, labelling issues, choking hazards, and a lack of age warnings. The OFT said par
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