Crossings called off as Storm Kathleen batters Island
All of today's sailings to and from the Island are cancelled.
Adverse weather conditions have forced the decision, as Storm Kathleen hits the Island.
Sunday's sailings (7 April) are all subject to possible delay or cancellation at present.
There are currently two weather warnings in place from Ronaldsway Met Office - a yellow for severe gales and an amber for coastal overtopping.
Forecasters say gales in April occur, on average, once every two or three years.
Storm Kathleen marks the 11th named storm of this storm season.
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