Isle of Man Post Office is running a tender exercise (on the Isle of Man Government procurement website) for the provision of counter services in the vicinity of the existing Windsor Road Post Office in Douglas.
Following a procurement process, Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is pleased to announce it has appointed a new provider of postal services for Port Erin.
On Thursday 29th February, the life and career of Maurice Gibb CBE, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer will be celebrated by Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) with a set of eight postage stamps featuring images from one of the most accomplished and sought-after music photographers in the world, Guido Karp.
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is thrilled to announce exceptional results from its recent Business Solutions customer satisfaction survey.
Dive into the mesmerizing world beneath the waves with Marine Mosaics by Kimmy McHarrie
The origins of St Mary’s go back to 1764, when a French Benedictine monk and botanist named Dom Antoine Pernetty came with the earliest settlers at Port Louis. Dom Antoine screened off part of the dining room in the main building at Port Louis and used it as a chapel. Later, under the Spanish administration that began in 1767, a temporary chapel dedicated to Nuestra Señora de la Soledad (Our Lady of Solitude) was built. This was replaced with a more permanent stone-and-brick building that was consecrated in 1801.
In 1844 the settlers moved from Port Louis to Stanley, which on Friday, 18th July 1845, became the capital.
The origins of St Mary’s go back to 1764, when a French Benedictine monk and botanist named Dom Antoine Pernetty came with the earliest settlers at Port Louis. Dom Antoine screened off part of the dining room in the main building at Port Louis and used it as a chapel. Later, under the Spanish administration that began in 1767, a temporary chapel dedicated to Nuestra Señora de la Soledad (Our Lady of Solitude) was built. This was replaced with a more permanent stone-and-brick building that was consecrated in 1801.
In 1844 the settlers moved from Port Louis to Stanley, which on Friday, 18th July 1845, became the capital.
