The aim of the event is to raise money for vital research into cancers
Fifty six people braved the cold last night to raise money for Breast Cancer Now.
The charity held its annual sleepover - this time in Peel Castle.
The aim of the event is to raise money for vital research into cancers so that by the year 2050 everyone who develops the disease will live and live well.
Sandy Denning from Breast Cancer Now told Manx Radio it's been a successful event and everyone that attend have encountered cancer at some point in their life.
(Image: Mike Radcliffe Photography)
Among those participating in the event was also the Island's Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer and Lady Lorimer as well as MHK's Clare Barber and Sarah Maltby.
Speaking to Manx Radio, Mrs Maltby revealed it was a cause close to her heart:
'GOOD CAUSE'
Ann, Julie and Carolyn told Manx Radio despite the weather, it was a good night and for a good cause:
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