The final piece of the Solway Harvester is to be lifted onto dry land today (THURS).
It's 14 years since the Scottish boat sank off the Island's coast, with the loss of the seven crew members on board.
And today - weather depending - the final piece will be moved onto the harbour side and cut up ready to be transported to the UK.
Originally planned to finish in December, Captain Stephen Carter of the Laxey Towing Company says this week will offer welcome closure:
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34-year-old handed 18 month suspended sentence
RNLI's last serving Mersey class boat visits the Island
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Double victory for Island's heritage railways
Isle of Man claims two top spots in 2025 British Trams Online competition
Demolition work to get underway on Douglas high street site
Fencing erected around Marina Road property
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Event to be held at UCM in February