Manx Telecom says its 'aware' of an issue currently affecting fixed line and Broadband services around the Island.
In a post on social media, the company says engineers are looking into the issue.
It adds, they'll provide a further update shortly.
MT has apologised for any inconvenience and has thanked people for their patience while they identify and resolve the issue.
More than $50,000 raised for Manx mine-clearing hero
An online fundraiser for a Manx explosives expert who was killed in Ukraine has raised just under £40,000 in a week.
Fly-tipping incident reported in Patrick
Police are investigating after a fly-tipping incident in the west of the Island.
DOI spent £70k to dredge harbour after ferry grounding
The Department of Infrastructure says it's paid more than £81,000 to dredge Douglas harbour since 2023.
Fight begins to save Family Library
The managers of the Island's Family Library are urging people to help try to save it - after it announced yesterday it would close this summer.
Is you child breaking the law on an e-scooter?
Police are warning e-scooters aren't legal on roads or pavements - and you could face a hefty fine if you're caught riding one.
Ramsey LED streetlight switchover finishes this summer
A local authority in the north of the Island says it's nearing the end of a project to replace its sodium streetlights with LED technology.
Sign up for children's mini-Parish walk
If the full 85-mile trek feels too much, there's a chance to get involved with a mini-Parish Walk for youngsters this summer.
Douglas and Onchan 20mph signs cost around £136,000
The Department of Infrastructure says it's spending £136,000 on signs to get Douglas and Onchan ready for their 20mph zones.
