An artists has donated oil paintings of TT stars to the Isle of Man.
Simon Moye from Ballymoney in Northern Ireland painted icons Joey and Robert Dunlop.
The artist's paintings will go on display at the Mike Hailwood Foundation Centre behind the TT Grandstand in Douglas.
He says the artwork is a small token of appreciation for the kindness shown to him and his wife during their first visit here over the summer.
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