The infrastructure minister has outlined which road repairs will be prioritised over the current financial year.
David Cretney also told the House of Keys Douglas Promenade and Peel Road in Douglas remained his long-term priorities, although funding for the work on them would have to be spread across several years.
Mr Cretney gave the following update:
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