Coroner of inquests John Needham is to open hearings into the deaths of two men whose bodies were discovered after an extensive sea search.
The inquests into the deaths of Stewart Curphey of Andreas and Harold Faragher of Bride will open at Douglas Courthouse tomorrow.
The 66 year olds were found on Saturday evening after a twelve-hour search by lifeboat crews from the Isle of Man and Scotland.
Mr Needham will convene the court at 3.30pm.
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