A man has died days after a crash on the Isle of Man.

The incident happened on the Ballmodha Straight near Foxdale last Wednesday afternoon.

Callum Moore, 26, sustained fatal injuries in the collision, the Isle of Man Constabulary has confirmed.

The force has now issued a fresh appeal for anyone with any information about the incident to come forward.

In a statement issued on Saturday, a spokesperson for the force said: ‘Following our witness appeal in relation to a road traffic collision which occurred shortly before 4.30pm on Wednesday 1st May 2024 in the area near to the South Barrule junction with the Ballamodha, we sadly confirm as a result of sustaining fatal injuries, the death of Callum Moore, aged 26 years.

‘We would like to pass our condolences to the family and friends of Mr Moore at this difficult time.’

Police launched an investigation into the crash in the immediate aftermath of the incident last week.

The force has confirmed that a man is currently helping officers with their enquiries.

Detective Inspector Berry, who is leading the probe, said: ‘Enquiries into this investigation are continuing and we thank the public for their assistance.

‘We would like to appeal for anyone with information which may assist our investigation, to please make contact with us.

‘We are particularly interested in any [people] in the area of the Ballamodha Straight in the immediate time period prior to the collision, or anyone who saw two motorcycles being ridden together in the area of the Ballamodha Straight in the immediate time prior to the collision.

‘Finally, we would ask that anyone with any potential Dash Camera footage, or CCTV footage from properties in and around the area of the Ballamodha Straight, to please make contact with us”.

‘If you have any information which may assist us, please contact us on 01624-631212 providing reference number 97/3182/24.’

‘This investigation is ongoing and I would urge people to refrain from speculation as to the circumstances of the collision.

‘I would ask that the privacy of all is respected at this time.’