the early stage of the modern period of the Manx cultural revival. This confirms the belief of its founder, Mona Douglas, who in 1949 called it "the cradle of our Manx folk dance revival." References External links Yn Lior Aeglagh Vannin, the single edition of Aeglagh Vannin's journal, published in 1932, available from www.isle-of-man.com/Manxnotebook (accessed 19 November 2013) Manx Dances and Manx Youth a lecture by Mona Douglas describing the background and foundation of Aeglagh Vannin, available as "'Who is Mona Douglas?' (7) 'Manx Dances and Manx Youth'", Manx Notes 121 (2010) Aeglagh Vannin at the Laxey Fair, Mona Douglas and Aeglagh Vannin at the Laxey Fair in the 1970s. Manx culture Youth organizations established in 1931 1931 establishments in the United Kingdom Youth organisations based in the United Kingdom