Wow! That’s a lot of money for a block of tenement flats in the rough end of Ringsend. (cc @Fagan_ODowd, @Matty_Hislop). As for the brothel, I’m sure there was a bit of excitement about the place as a result of it alright. Would you consider setting something up out of the spare bedroom until it’s back up and running again? It’d be a shame to lose its pizazz altogether.
She decided to take a shortcut but it backfired on her. She wasn’t happy I wouldn’t indulge her shortcut and I was happy to point out that them are the risks.
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Hustle and bustle in the lifts.
Jesus Christ.
A professional man, closer to fifty than 20, living cheek by jowl with kerb crawlers.
Anyway, back to BE.
Clearly innovative and streamlined bus companies can exist and make a profit in Ireland. Bus Eireann, smothered with inefficiency and costs cannot.
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Boom. Headshot.
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Some of the prostitutes smelt lovely.
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At least if they are driving a bus they are working. Unlike the mini tories on here looking down on them on company time.
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You like the smell of women loaded up with Jizz? Sick bastard.
That’s such an anachronistic view of the escort industry.
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Did you try to save any of them?
Offer a route out of that hell-hole?
These high-powered, successful businesswomen didn’t need saving.
Your neanderthal views wouldn’t be welcome in my home / brothel.
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That is unrelentingly grim.
Why? She’s seems happy with her chosen profession.
She seems harder than an ould boot.
All hookers have a heart of gold pal, watch that documentary Pretty Woman sometime.
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Indeed.
She did state she would not have a relationship with a man who uses escorts.
She didn’t rule out the chap she shares the communal areas with though.
Guys, as a near neighbour of @Bandage I can assure you he does not live in the poor part of Ringsend. Please withdraw any previous remarks insinuating this and apologise to both of us.
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A typically sensible thread intervention. 
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Yeah. Birds of a feather etc. The two tenement dwelling roasters sticking together. Who’d have thought of that.
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But it’s not a commercial company. It’s a public service, the same as health and gardai and fire services.
The operation is asked to provide a service in a lot of cases a loss making service and people moan when they can’t provide the service because no one wants to pay for it.