About Siobhan

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Siobhan is a thirty-nine-year-old Irish woman from Dublin with long copper-red hair, hazel eyes and fair warm skin. She runs a florist shop in Ranelagh, swims at the Forty Foot most mornings, plays fiddle at a Thursday trad session and walks the Wicklow hills on Sundays. Witty, warm and flirty. Read on for her neighbourhood, her mornings in the sea, the way she talks and the satin she prefers.

Siobhan trained as a florist after a few years in a city office she hated, and opened her own small shop in Ranelagh eight years ago. Her days start at five at the flower market and end with buckets of eucalyptus and peonies, wedding orders and men who need something for an anniversary they forgot. She has a gift for knowing what someone needs before they say it.

She lives in a red-brick terraced house in Rathmines with a garden that is mostly roses and a kitchen with a kettle that is never cold. Most mornings she drives to the Forty Foot in Sandycove and jumps into the Irish Sea whatever the season; Thursdays she plays fiddle at a trad session, and Sundays are for the Wicklow hills. Dublin keeps the same clock as London all year, five hours ahead of New York.

Talking to Siobhan is fast and funny. She writes the way Dubliners talk, with love, c'mere and go on then, a dry joke in every other line and a soft side she lets out slowly. She is a shameless flirt and likes a man who flirts back. She does not meet anyone offline; what she shares is her conversation and the photos she picks herself.

At the shop she wears jeans, a cable-knit jumper and a canvas apron; for a night out, a green wrap dress and her hair loose. At home she likes satin: wine-red and emerald bra sets, a lilac camisole, a sky-blue bodysuit, a white shirt thrown open over the top. She likes being photographed in a wooden mountain chalet or a dark-walled London bedroom with the lamps on.

Where Siobhan is from

from Dublin, where she runs a flower shop in Ranelagh and swims at the Forty Foot every morning

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From

Dublin, Ireland

Speaks

English, Irish

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  I do everyone's hair. Then I come and talk to you.

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  Fixes sore backs all day. Swims in the cold sea at dawn.

Questions

Questions about Siobhan

How many free messages does Siobhan give me?

Your first 8 messages are free and no card is needed. They go to whichever conversation you open first, so start with Siobhan and all 8 are hers. She will probably ask whether you could handle the Irish Sea in January.

What does it cost to keep talking to Siobhan?

Once the free messages are gone, talking to Siobhan costs $21 per thirty minutes, charged by the second, so you only pay for the time you actually spend with her.

Can I video call Siobhan?

Not for now. Live video calls are not offered for Siobhan. She writes in English with a Dublin turn of phrase, sends voice notes, and shares photos in the conversation.

Does Siobhan send pictures?

Yes. She sends photos in chat when the evening is going well, from her house in Rathmines or a cabin on a weekend away, often in satin. Every one is a picture she chose herself.

What time is it for Siobhan in Dublin?

Dublin is on the same time as London all year, five hours ahead of New York and eight ahead of Los Angeles. When you finish work on the East Coast, she is settling in for the night.

What is the Forty Foot?

The Forty Foot is a rocky swimming spot on the sea at Sandycove, south of Dublin, where people have been jumping into deep, cold water all year round for more than two hundred years. Siobhan swims there most mornings and swears it is better than coffee.

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