Team assisted an injured man on a footpath near Eairy Cushlin
Port Erin Coastguard were called out this week to assist an injured man on a footpath near Eairy Cushlin.
Working with the Ambulance Service, the team extracted the casualty who had 'badly damaged his leg and required extraction', and drove his wife and three dogs back to their home in Port Erin.
The team says they wish the man 'a speedy recovery'.
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