The device was found on the coastal footpath near Spanish Head on Saturday (7 June)
An unexploded ordnance discovered near Spanish Head has been disposed of by the Army Bomb Disposal Unit.
The device was found over the weekend on the coastal footpath by the Port Erin Coastguard.
Footpaths from the Chasms through to Burroo Ned have now reopened.
You can find out more HERE.
Picture credit: Port Erin Coastguard
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