A delegation from Guernsey has visited the Island to seek the key to Manx Gaelic's successful revival.
The chairman of the Guernsey Language Commission, deputy Darren Duquemin was looking to improve the Channel Island's own language service.
In the last few years, the native Manx tongue has been a success story and is seen as a pioneer by other small jurisdictions that have similar issues regarding minority languages.
Manx language officer Adrian Cain says it reflects well on the Isle of Man:
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Cregneash bus campaigners to host coffee morning
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Minister hits back over 'five clothing items' green advice
Environment Minister Clare Barber says a government blog "the rule of five" was really about buying local.
Douglas dredging planned for next week
Dredging in Douglas Harbour is due to get underway next weekend.
Police hunt pub spitter - do you recognise him?
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Collection for Myanmar earthquake victims this weekend
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Child sex images investigations to get AI help
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FOI request shows overcrowding at prison
The Department of Home Affairs says the prison has almost 15 per cent more inmates than it was designed for.
