Back in the day

[lildick]

Ah yes remember well contacting ladies through the ads in In Dublin magazine... Remember a tall blonde english lady Foxy/Roxy met her several times in an apartment not far from St Vincent's Hospital..and then a short little blonde haired Dublin girl who I loved to meet in school uniform in apartment near east link bridge

There wasn’t many mobiles in the early days, just landlines. “In Dublin” was a Lifesaver.

[villager]

A magazine???
Wow
No reviews etc

Was this magazine delivered to you ?

Yes a magazine from the newsagents, lady would direct you to a nearby phonebox where you make final call...this was in the time before mobile phones became more common

[Noregrets]

In Dublin was the only way of advertising back then, and the advertising rates were extortionate for the girls. No independent girls really in them days, and £200 an hour in the 80s.

I don't know if anyone ever bought In Dublin for any other reason.

Basement in Mountjoy Sq had a couple of beautiful ladies, and another one on Wexford Street, over a white goods shop.

Good ol days but very very expensive hobby back then.

[lildick]

In Dublin was the only way of advertising back then, and the advertising rates were extortionate for the girls. No independent girls really in them days, and £200 an hour in the 80s.

I don't know if anyone ever bought In Dublin for any other reason.

Basement in Mountjoy Sq had a couple of beautiful ladies, and another one on Wexford Street, over a white goods shop.

Good ol days but very very expensive hobby back then.

Mount joy Sq. Belevedere St. Girls usually worked 11 to 5 & 5 to 11. Remember some names.

[lildick]

In Dublin was the only way of advertising back then, and the advertising rates were extortionate for the girls. No independent girls really in them days, and £200 an hour in the 80s.

I don't know if anyone ever bought In Dublin for any other reason.

Basement in Mountjoy Sq had a couple of beautiful ladies, and another one on Wexford Street, over a white goods shop.

Good ol days but very very expensive hobby back then.

Certainly don’t remember 200. More like 20 or 25 for half hour.

[philipkntz]

Certainly don’t remember 200. More like 20 or 25 for half hour.

Jebus. 20 went to the house per half hour, after that you paid the masseuse. I remember forking over 350 pounds for one appointment, early 90's, and thought it money well spent.
Money grew on trees in those days.

[Mrbean76]

There wasn’t many mobiles in the early days, just landlines. “In Dublin” was a Lifesaver.

I'm glad I didn't punt" back in the day". It's so much easier now thanks to modern technology, internet , mobile phones etc.

[bmw528]

I'm glad I didn't punt" back in the day". It's so much easier now thanks to modern technology, internet , mobile phones etc.

It was more exciting back then though.

[willywonka123]

I remember sweet Cherri she was very nice , another girl ,Aussie Jessica ( not English obviously) was a fire cracker , amazing....to be honest I was outta control back then and Naive, I'd see one girl then go on to the next appointment, I couldn't be at that now , I've become far to lazy .....cheers John40

[S94310]

[QUOTE=john40;2307260]Ah yes Willy, the good old days. I first started visiting ladies in 1993. Have great memories of great encounters with some lovely girls. The highlight was Tina a South African born Australian (or the other way around, I can't remember) ah yes the good old days as we used to call them