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Peel Castle and St Patrick's Isle

The History of Peel Castle and St Patrick's Isle

Peel Castle is built on St Patrick’s Isle, a small islet off the coast of Peel. Its namesake comes from Saint Patrick, who it is told visited the islet and brought Christianity to the Isle of Man in around 550 AD. Visiting Peel Castle is a wonderful thing to do for any visitor to the Isle of Man, especially those interested in Manx history and culture!

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  • Port Grenaugh

    Your Guide to Easter 2025 on the Isle of Man

    With its beautiful scenery, seasonal events, and delicious produce, the Isle of Man comes into its own in the spring. Our guide to Easter 2025 on the Isle of Man walks you through things to do with the family, Easter folklore on the Island, and the vast array of events taking place. No matter what age you are or where your interests lie, there’s something for you!

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  • Sulby Isle of Man

    Exploring Sulby on the Extraordinary Isle

    Sometimes the most interesting places to come across are those that almost feel undiscovered, small villages and towns that home some of the most beautiful places to explore, making you feel like you’ve uncovered somewhere hidden and special.

    Sulby fits into this unique category, a small village that packs a punch with its extraordinary scenery, incredible local wildlife, and traditional pubs that are filled with locals, far from a tourist hotspot.  

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  • Groudle Glen Isle of Man Autumn

    Magical Manx Glens to Explore this Autumn

    The Isle of Man is well-known for its stunning glens. These valleys are filled with abundant woodland and often feature a babbling river that might just lead to a secret beach. They’re blissful areas to visit at any time of year, but we’ll let you in on a secret, visiting Manx glens in autumn might just be our favourite time to do so… Read on for our recommended magical glens to explore this autumn.

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  • Magical Manx Folklore Sites with James Franklin of Culture Vannin

    Magical Manx Folklore Sites with James Franklin of Culture Vannin

    There are many tales attached to a plethora of sites around the Isle of Man that aren’t well known and are shrouded in mystery, and these are perhaps some of our favourites. We got together with James Franklin of Culture Vannin, one of the authors of ‘A Guide to the Folklore Sites of the Isle of Man’ to bring you ten amazing sites that we bet you’ve not heard of before!

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  • Southern 100 Sidecars

    Southern 100 Q&A

    You may be wondering, what exactly is the Southern 100? How does it work and what does the event involve? Don’t fear, we got together with Southern 100 expert Chris Palmer to talk all things mass-start road race and answer your FAQs.

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