Barbers

**S�C** · 14/02/2005, 3:03 PM

Originally Posted by sadloserkid

Now that I've moved and not with the girl anymore I suppose I'll have to find sombody else. Any volunteers?

To cut your hair or to provide 'other services'?

**Peadar** · 14/02/2005, 3:04 PM

What really gets me about the barbers I go to here in Reading is that half the guys bring the missus along with them.
They pile in with all their shopping and take up all the seats.
There's nothing like the traditional barber shop where no women dared to venture. Is there nothing sacred anymore!?

There's a woman who works in my barbers in Reading. I wouldn't let her near my hair but she does add to the scenery.

**joeSoap** · 14/02/2005, 3:30 PM

I use two, one in Dublin which is at the end of Mary St on the corner with Capel St. Its got a lot of boxing memorabilla on the walls, and is a good old-fashioned barbers.

I use Pat Stapletons in O'Connell St in Limerick if I need a haircut when at home, but I go there mainly for the hot-towel shaves when hung-over....Top Quality.

**KR's Post** · 14/02/2005, 4:46 PM

Originally Posted by TheJamaicanP.M.

Is that who cuts Robbie Doyle's hair? Is he a cheap-skate?

That's a cheap shot. Leave roo69 and doyler alone.......

**sadloserkid** · 14/02/2005, 8:32 PM

Originally Posted by S�C

To cut your hair or to provide 'other services'?

A little of both wouldn't go amiss!

**carrickharp** · 15/02/2005, 3:11 PM

Originally Posted by pete

Whats the most anyone here paid for a haircut?

I was in Boston US a few summers back and went to this barber I would say he was east European, nobody in the place he feckin charged me $25.00

**Macy** · 15/02/2005, 3:19 PM

Most I've paid is �14, which is the place I go now. It's around the corner from work so convenient, and any of the cheaper places I'd have to pay to park which would kinda defeat the purpose... Nice young lady barbers, so worth a couple of quid extra anyway...