Drunk girl ‘urinates on ground’ of magnificence salon as proprietor makes plea for assist
The woman was drunk and said to be fuming when she was told that she couldn’t use their toilets as they were only supposed to be used for paying customers.
The woman urinated in the nail shop
Staff were left horrified when a woman went into their beauty salon and urinated on the floor after she was told she wasn’t allowed to use their loo.
The woman was drunk and said to be fuming when she was told that she couldn’t use their toilets as they were only supposed to be used for paying customers. She then ranted and raved during the row, before dropping her trousers and purposefully weeing on the floor in the vile incident in Cork, Ireland.
Staff were said to be ‘traumatised’ following the disgusting incident. Workers in the area say they “don’t feel safe” in the city centre anymore, and say they need police to be more active in the area.
The park is a haven for anti social behaviour
Staff at the House of Nails salon say they were busy on Thursday afternoon, with two rooms full of customers, when it happened. The drunk woman entered the salon, and asked to use the toilet, and when the staff explained it was for customers only, she began yelling.
Salon owner Aga Deryng said: “They (staff) are traumatised. I was so sorry for them that I wasn’t there at the time to help. The woman had obviously been day drinking; she was shouting, so my staff were obviously very scared.
“One of the girls literally ran out so she didn’t have to see anything. And then having to clean up afterwards, it is so disgusting and so unfair.”
They have called for more of a Garda presence(Image: PA)
It is not the only thing that has kicked off in the area, with the manager revealing further how one staff member was recently mugged while leaving work and how on another occasion, the staff had to clean up faeces from the front entrance.
She continued: “We can see right into Bishop Lucey Park. We look down on it all day and see groups of people. We watch as every day they are drinking and doing drugs. It’s not nice, and not nice for our clients to have to see.”
She is calling on other businesses to stand up and demand increased Garda patrols in the area. “It is only getting worse,” she continued, “We used to see Gardaí on patrol. Earlier in the year, we would actually see Gardaí on patrol around here. But now, especially as the days are getting darker with winter coming, I am really worried about it and my staff.
“There needs to be more Gardaí, or even if the council could have some sort of security. It just can’t go on like this, we should all be able to feel safe at work. We don’t feel safe working in Cork City Centre anymore.
“This is unfortunately not an isolated incident. Our staff and clients are increasingly concerned about public intoxication, suspected drug use and antisocial behaviour in the immediate area.
“We understand that homelessness and addiction are complex issues and that those affected need appropriate support. But people working, living and visiting Cork City Centre also deserve to feel safe. With darker evenings and winter approaching, we need more visible Garda presence in this area.”
