Every week the Lovin Dublin community share incredible photos on Instagram via the hashtag #lovindublin. There are a remarkable 7,500 photos there and it is a wonderful place to find great places to eat, restaurant reviews and new stuff happening in the city. It shows Dublin off in the best possible way.
As you'll know we also give away a great hoodie for the weekly winner who has captured Dublin with the best photo. You can't buy the hoodies or even beg us for one, the only way to win them is here in the competition. So keep tagging your photos with #lovindublin and enjoy the top 10 from this past week here...
10th. All nice and calm down in the docks this weekend and our Indian summer kicking along nicely
9th. This guy playing on a few old buckets and some other junk has some serious style
8th. It might be on a wall to advertise a casino but this street art is pretty slick and would tempt you in to lose a few quid
7th. One of the busiest little cross roads in Dublin shot on hyperlapse capturing the footfall and one of Dublin's most iconic pubs putside
6th. Melanie had about 10 pictures that could have made the list this week but the beef brisket looks devine
5th. The city looking absolutely stunning and bright red as the sun goes down on another gorgeous day
4th. The secret bridge of Blackrock. Just where does it lead to though?
3rd. Lovely shot of the custom house which has to be one of the most beautiful buildings in Dublin
2nd. We all see the quays most days but its only when you stop and look at a picture like this that you see all the color
1st. The style of this photo is just stunning and there really wasn't anything else close this week. Dublin summed up perfectly in one pic.
Win This Week
All you have to do to win this week is tag a photo on Instagram with #lovindublin. Best one wins, simple as that. You'll be sent a hoodie and we'll share your photo to over 70,000 people via our social accounts to get you more followers which is the very least you deserve for topping the pile!
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