Holylands Bachelor of the week: Dominic Carville

He loves Snapchat and he loves his mum


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“I get the curt more or less every night. Worst case scenario and I don’t pull then I just text a few girls at 5am to see who’s up.”

A bold statement from Holylands veteran Dominic Carville.

The man himself.

Having achieved a degree in Law and currently doing his master’s degree in Management and Corporate Government at University of Ulster, Dominic is no stranger to the student life and he’s taking full advantage of this lifestyle to pull as many girls as possible.

The smooth talking operator was at his witty best when I visited him in his home for an interview.

He sat arms folded with one leg crossed over the other as he cracked a mischievous grin reminiscing about various encounters with the opposite sex.

When asked what he looked for in a woman he replied with no hesitation saying “Well the first thing I look for is a pulse”.

The modern man added: “Nah I don’t really have a type. Hell does it even have to be a woman?”

The bachelor has a strict policy of never bringing any conquests back to his house.

“I always stay at their house. I just don’t have any bedsheets.”

But Dominic also has a close relationship with his mammy. In a moment of sobering realisation he adds:

“God I hope the aul doll doesn’t read this.”

Charm, charisma and confidence are the tools he uses to pull women, however, sometimes he runs his mouth a little too much as he was once kicked out of a girl’s house at 4am for talking too much.

While crestfallen at the time, the chatty post-grad can now laugh about it. He said: “She gave me her number and everything but said she was just too tired to listen to me anymore.”

Dominic at work.

Dominic doesn’t bother himself with cheap pick up lines to woo his desired woman.

His motto is “Why have chat up lines when you have vodka?”, preferring to buy them a drink.

It’s worked wonders for Dominic and taking another slug of the magic juice himself enhances his own confidence as the conversation progresses.

He also prides himself on getting Snapchats instead of numbers – it seems in the modern world the days of texting are becoming obselete.

Dominic explains: “You’re much better Snapchatting – it’s more personal and less threatening and clingy than a text.

“It’s just a matter of Snapchatting her the next morning saying ‘aww im dying’ for her to reply in the same manner and then progress to ‘did you have a good night?’ before eventually asking the question – ‘are you heading out tonight?'”

Now you have subliminally told her you will be there too and the foundations of pulling have been laid before you have even left the house.

Is he a simpleton or a genius? He is a bachelor of the week.

But he’s not just all about chatting up girls, drinking vodka and breaking hearts.

This bachelor has a soft side too. In our interview he proves his heart isn’t made of stone, accidentally letting slip he needs to remember to “buy flowers for the aul doll’s birthday on Friday.”

Under the tough exterior of this guy there’s just a mommas boy who wants to be loved.

So to all the single ladies out there who think that they can tame this catastrophic Casanova you will more than likely find him at the Hatfield, Fly or Bot with a beverage in his hand, a cheeky smirk on his face and a twinkle in his eye.

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