Festival director hints Island may host it again
The Celtic Media Festival, held on Island for the first time, has been hailed a success.
Organisers of the three day event - which concluded with the final awards ceremony on Friday (5 May) - say visiting delegates have been 'bowled over' by the Island's natural beauty, and the Manx welcome.
Festival director Catriona Logan has hinted that the event could be held on Island again.
She says it's been a hectic but positive three days:
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