An undercover investigation interacted with 15 females within 24 hours. Women who are struggling financially and want to enhance their lifestyles in Dublin are selling sex on a popular website, it has emerged. An undercover investigation by the Irish Mirror has revealed that within a hour period, three women offered sex for money.
Undercover Irish Mirror reporters interacted with 15 females on the Seeking Arrangement website β with 12 of those listed as Irish and nine claiming to be students. She poses scantily clad in lingerie in a bathroom in a series of revealing shots on the public website, which claims to have as many as 10, Irish members. Some men do look for different things. By Trevor Quinn. A couple having sex Image: Getty Get the biggest daily stories by email Subscribe We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters.
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