Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Patrick Conboy, Iain Henderson, Nick Sutton, Dolan O’Hagan, Barry Duggan and Joe Donnelly
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Patrick Conboy, Iain Henderson, Nick Sutton, Dolan O’Hagan, Barry Duggan and Joe Donnelly

St Andrew’s Street, Dublin this evening.
Thanks Tasha
What you may need to know.
1. Bryan Singer did the first two X-Men movies. Then he did Superman Returns (2006), and more recently Jack The Giant Slayer (2013). Dude needs the X-Men more than they need him.
2. McKellen! Fassbender! This one brings unites the ‘classic’ X-Men crew with the First Class posse.
3. Sir Ian and Sir Patrick are OFFICIALLY the hottest couple in NYC right now.
4. They also made the internet explode with the geekiest picture ever.
5. Prognosis: All hail The Dink! If they don’t resurrect Cyclops, we’ll be pissed.
Release Date: May 2014

If there’s somethin’ strange in your neighborhood.
And your neighbourhood happens to be Rathmines [Dublin] and its environs.
Emily writes:
The Mart will be hosting a Ghostbusters Halloween fundraiser for the renovations of the building…You are invited (if you dare), to enter our station of horrors, hosted in The Mart in Rathmines old Fire Station, Lower Rathmines Road. You will be brought through a musical and artistic journey of the stations historic horror story. Experience, listen and view contributions from spirits, ghouls, past residents and monsters living in the old fire station. Built in the early 19th century the station has seen, chaos, death and fires beyond your imagination.
October 31 – Halloween NIGHT – BYOB. Doors open @ 6pm (runs until 11.30pm) €10 online, €12 on the night. – Ghostbusters Fancydress – Over 18s only.
Previously: Meanwhile, In Rathmines
Top pic via Bryan O’Brien
Ma Kai, Vice Premier of China at at the Digital Hub, Dublin today. Mr Ma Kai, who is on a two-day visit to Ireland, is responsible for China’s “economic policy and investment”. He’s buying the pints tonight.
UPDATE: An earlier version of this post used the term ‘defiantly inscrutable’. We realise this was completely inappropriate and apologise for any offence caused.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
@broadsheet_ie this bike look familiar to one stolen recently? pic.twitter.com/Ns4fOli36z
— C H R I S F L o o D (@Chris__Flood) October 29, 2013
Outside a hair salon on Moore Street, Dublin this evening
Hmmm:
Zoe Jellico and her bike on the day she bought it. It was pinched on South William Street, Dublin last week.
YOU decide.
Previously: Like Losing A Friend
Update: “The same bike”, says Zoe. More as we get it.
The bronze-infused stainless steel ‘Brick Ring’ by COVO (€36.74)
A thing you could easily get attached to.
Tesco on Prussia St always entertains. pic.twitter.com/tePisQPLnK
— Charlotte Flood (@FloodyCov) October 29, 2013