Manx folklore is a curious mixture of that of various …

Profanation on the Sabbath was one of the commonest offences …

On Christmas Eve, called in Manx, “Oie’l Verrey,” the Eve …

There’s a biting wind today whistling and moaning outside Jurby …

Cross no. 138 at Old Kirk Braddan on the Isle …

The Monks’ Bridge is a narrow 12th century packhorse double-arched …

Built on a site which has been used for religious …

After a few visits to the church last year and …

The life of a clergyman’s wife two or three hundred …

A parish church existed in Ballaugh, and presumably on the …

• Before 1594, when it was forbidden by Statue, it …

A narrow 13th century packhorse double-arched bridge paved with quartz …

Saint Conan (7th century – January, 684), also rarely known …

On the Isle of Man, the Keimagh is a spirit …

It was the time that Saint Patrick was coming on …

Oran (aka Odhrán or Odran) preceded Saint Columba and is …

At Kirk Michael, 31 July 1712, one Alice Knakill, alias …

Among the accustomed unwritten laws of the Manx Church was …

The patronal saint of this parish was St. Christopher, but …

A rare 14th Century Bishop’s seal discovered in 2012 by …