More to follow
Covers to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Iain Henderson, Enda Bolger, Eddie Corr, Alan Caulfield, Gareth Rowe, Jim Leogue and Meliosa Fitzgibbon and Joe Donnelly.
[Denis with his BH Emotion electric bike back in the Summer]
He doesn’t want a plug.
He wants your help.
Denis writes:
I am looking for your help and that of the public. My electric bike, a distinctive BH E-Motion was stolen from East Business Park [Alfie Byrne Road, Clontarf, Dublin] today. The bike is worth €2000 and means a lot to me as I cycle everyday.
I know you only do these stories very rarely but to have it taken away this time of year is really crap. Thanks.
Anyone?
“Can you hear me.”
“We’ve loads of news but now that we’re on the spot we can’t think of any.”
“Can you hear me?”
“Does she have any news?”
“I can hear you.”
“Ok, we’re on.”
The genuine hell of the seasonal ‘Skype’ with TropperStopper. as the bewildered parents and Clisare as the fairly patient, in fairness, daughter.
Thanks Reppy
At The Blue Note, William Street, Galway.
Dalachy writes:
Fully playable Galway Monopoly board game complete with Chancer and Community Welfare cards available to play in The Blue Note. Just in time for Christmas family fights.
Salthill. Galway this evening.
Via @CathalCollins Thanks Roomicube
Have we lost the true meaning of Xmas?
Never.
Favourite Christmas moments (involving the hooch) starring a cast of tipplers including our Emily, above, with her father Jim [who chronicled the Stella Cinema sign drama yesterday] outside the well-stocked Kehoe’s.
Foreign male damn hipster hotness at 1.16.
Get thee to the Christmas party with Rocky De Valera and The Rhythm Kings at the Workman’s Club, Wellington Quay, Dublin on Sunday night. Also featuring former In Tua Nua singer Leslie Dowdall.
8pm. €12
Clanbrassil Patrick Street, Dublin this evening.
Thanks MPW7