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To renew a subscription please login first. Interior of a Dublin Magdalen laundry in the s. British Library. Thousands of women working as prostitutes roamed the streets of the towns and cities of Ireland in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. While there was a common belief that prostitution was an inevitable feature of life, especially where military garrisons existed, as long as prostitutes remained out of the public eye they were tolerated. It was most often their visibility that caused anxiety in the wider public.
Prostitutes were believed to be the main source of venereal disease infection, and prostitution itself was believed to be contagious. There are few, if any, reliable statistics on the extent of prostitution. The two best sources are the police statistics for the Dublin Metropolitan District from to , and the criminal and judicial statistics from covering the entire country.
The figures account for arrests and convictions of women accused of soliciting; they do not record the number of re-arrests. Since many women were arrested dozens of times within any one year, these figures do not tally with the numbers of women operating as prostitutes. They also fluctuate widely—giving the impression that prostitution is diminishing or increasing—but in a way not backed up by other evidence.
On the other hand, it is unlikely that every prostitute was arrested. So these statistics give us a general idea of where and when the police were most vigilant in arresting prostitutes. The Dublin Metropolitan Police DMP statistics show that 2, arrests were made in , increasing yearly to a maximum of 4, in and decreasing to 1, in , fluctuating around the 1, mark from then to the s and reaching a low of in In the twentieth century the highest number of arrests, consequent on the introduction of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, is in , with 1, detentions, and then the arrest figures gradually decrease to a low of by If we look at the figures for the entire country we find that in and these figures include Dublin there were 3, arrests for prostitution.
