Princess Anne makes whistle-stop tour of the Isle of Man

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Zoe Cannell and Princess AnneImage source, IOM GOV
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Zoe Cannell recited a poem for the princess in Peel

The Princess Royal has been on a whistle-stop tour of the Isle of Man, visiting Douglas, Ramsey and Peel.

Her visit started with the official opening of the refurbished Douglas Market Hall, before she journeyed north to open a multimillion-pound extension to Ramsey Park Hotel.

She also visited Peel's new Harbour Bridge, the House of Manannan museum and the town's cathedral.

It was Princess Anne's first visit to the island since 2015.

The Princess Royal unveiling a plaque at the Market Hall in DouglasImage source, IOM GOV
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The Princess Royal unveiled a plaque at the official opening of Douglas Market Hall

Princess Anne speaking to young cyclistsImage source, IOM GOV
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Princess Anne spoke to a group of young cyclists in Douglas

Princess Anne speaking to people in the House of MannananImage source, IOM GOV
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The party also visited the House of Manannan in Peel

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