A change in venue for this year's Yn Chruinnaght festival is being hailed a great success by organisers.
The inter-Celtic gathering was held in Peel for this first time, after a suitable venue in the Ramsey couldn't be found.
The five day event, featuring music, song, dance and poetry, came to a close with a concert at the Centenary Centre on Sunday evening.
Dave McLean from the centre is hopeful it will become a permanent arrangement:
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