Passenger falls ill
The fast craft Mannanan's crossing to the Island last night (Monday) was delayed after a passenger was taken ill.
It happened an hour into the journey from Liverpool.
The vessel turned around so the passenger could be taken off.
It then set off again, arriving in Douglas later than scheduled.
However, Bus Vannin delayed the last buses heading to the south, west and north of the Island so passengers weren't stranded at the Sea Terminal.
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