Work is continuing on a report into the Cork Airport plane crash of February 2011.
This Sunday will mark the second anniversary of the tragedy, in which six people lost their lives when a Manx2 flight from Belfast crashed on the runway on its third landing attempt in Cork in foggy conditions.
Ireland's "Air Accident Investigation Unit", which is attached to the the Department of Transport has today released an interim statement.
Irish journalist David O'Sullivan has sent Manx Radio this report:
Manxman won't return to service until end of September
Steam Packet says the situation is hugely disappointing
Government must follow its own rules
Tynwald Commissioner for Administration finds failings within DoI
Onchan Commissioners won't be commenting on assault allegations
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Manx delegation head to world's largest Celtic cultural festival
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