Irish brothels advertise for employees in South African newspapers

A BROTHEL owner is recruiting women from South Africa to work as prostitutes in Ireland, with the promise of earning up to 4,000 euro per day.

Mon, 19 May, 2003 - 01:00

Sean McCarthaigh

An Irish-based company with the dubious name of BBC Billionaires Boys Club is advertising for “upmarket ladies” to work in an “elite venue” in Ireland.

The ad was carried in the classified advertising section of several newspapers in Cape Town this week.

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