A suspected chimney stack lagging fire was detected on the Ben-my-Chree this morning.
It's estimated to have started at around 8:45am on the crossing from Douglas to Heysham.
Steam Packet engineers have since contained the blaze, completed their investigations and gave the vessel the go-ahead to continue on with her journey.
No passengers or crew have been injured and there's no significant damage.
The ship is now travelling to Belfast as scheduled.
Capital gets Xmas tree recycling scheme
People in the capital will get the chance to have their Christmas tree recycled for free next weekend.
MHK calls for strong cultural identity
An MHK has called for a strong cultural identity on the Island in a speech to nationalists.
Charity rehomed almost 300 cats last year
An Island animal charity says it rehomed almost 300 cats last year.
Take care on the roads, say police
Police are asking people to drive to the icy conditions this morning.
Ice closes airport runway
Ronaldsway Airport says there'll be more disruption to flights this morning, as ice affects its runway.
Weather warning remains in place with Mountain Road closed
A yellow weather warning remains in place today as wintry weather continues.
Police appeal after cars damaged
Police are appealing for information about two incidents where parked cars were damaged but drivers didn't stop or leave details.
Calf wardens will get to vote, says government
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