Inquests into the deaths of two Douglas men will commence today.
The first concerns the death of 74-year-old Geoffrey Walmsley, and the second 40-year-old Kenneth O'Connell.
The cases will be presided over by Coroner of Inquests, Mrs Hughes.
The first inquest is due to get underway at Douglas Courthouse at 2.15pm and the second respectively 2.30pm.
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