Success Stories
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At www.introductionsireland.com we regularly receive success stories
from many members who have found each other through our online introduction
services. Here is just a sample of those that have found love through
www.introductionsireland.com
The traditional art of match making is getting an update with a new
website being launched just in time for Valentine’s Day. The story
starts with Rosie’s Caring Introduction Agency. When Rosie’s
youngest daughter Donna, said “Mummy if I had the choice between
toys or Daddy for Christmas I would like a Daddy”, It planted
a seed in Rosie’s head. Rosie had tried to find a good agency
to join but couldn’t so she decided to start her own.
She created an agency that takes a genuine interest in getting to know
her members. A few years on and Rosie has 26 members marriages and five engagements
to her credit. She is renowned in the north and south of Ireland and
as far away as America.
“Matchmaking is much more than just sending two people, some relationship coaching, some personal development and making sure that it is always a positive experience”
The 2001 Census shows that there are over 550,000 people living in Northern
Ireland who are either single, separated, divorced or widowed. The number
of marriages is decreasing every year and the number of divorces increasing.
In Northern Ireland for every 10 marriages, there are 3 divorces.
Now Rosie’s daughter Donna is giving Rosie’s hobby an
update. She has created a new online business www.introductionsireland.com
that offers the opportunity to meet a partner locally or internationally,
and it just starts with a click.
While the demand is high for the sort of personal confidential approach
offered by Rosie’s Caring Introduction Agency, Donna recognised
that there are also many singles out there that want the anonymity that
the Internet has to offer without the ‘tacky’ image of many
dating sites.
Donna says even thought matchmaking has been going on since the beginning
of time, people seem to need it now more than ever. Society has changed;
people work more, socialise less and they don’t ‘date’
in the way that people used to.
Attitudes to dating have also changed, there is a new ‘go-getter’
approach, and singles know exactly what they want and how to go about
getting it.