What's the etiquette here??

trout

I can't help but wonder at the type of person who considers using the sink for such purposes.

Does the position of the sink (height / depth) give any clues as to the perpetrator? I'd imagine you'd be able to eliminate (sorry) those patrons with one leg, for example, or those who are a little low in the inseam.

What possible joy can it bring, to do such a thing? And yet, they walk among us.

Best of luck with the investigations; at the very least the perp should lose their membership

Grouptherapy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122386707#Comment_122386707

This basically

Bobson Dugnutt

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122376909#Comment_122376909

Any update here, Brendan? Was the culprit caught? Most unfortunate state of affairs for a club. Seems you have a real issue there with one or more fiends leaving last night's dinner in sinks, golf shoes, bags, cups, in bushes, the President's trophy etc. The new handicap system must not be treating them well.

Don't mean to be casting broad strokes here, but sounds like the sort of thing that might go on in parklands "up past the airport". Sort of club that attracts lots of taxi drivers and golf societies from pubs in Kimmage and Baldoyle. Unlikely to get the same sort of behaviour in the clubs on Bull Island and in Portmarnock. Definitely not The Island either. Could be Corballis now that I think about it.

easygoing39

My guess is Balbriggan,carpark full of taxi's and transit van's whenever I'm passing!!The sort who do a "big shop" in Aldi.

padd b1975

Society shams I would opine.

Not a scrap of etiquette between the lot of them in my experience. Tracksuit bottoms with a half litre of Lucozade in each pocket.

Bag of Slazenger sticks.