Flourishing industry hidden in plain sight

PROSTITUTION is alive and flourishing in a town near you.

Flourishing industry hidden in plain sight
Thu, 01 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Irish Examiner Special Investigation Conor Ryan

Brazen internet advertising and discussion boards are strewn with opportunities for men to pay for sex without travelling too far from their homes.

Often these brothels are set up by Irish and European madams.

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