It’s been an incredible year for us at Lovin Dublin – we’ve grown in just about every way imaginable, and to say we’re stoked for 2016 would be an understatement.
And naturally, we couldn’t do that without you, our beloved readers!
But before we plough ahead, we wanted to take a look back at the year just gone – and pick out the articles that resonated the most with you guys.
15. The terrible threesome
Well. This sure got you guys talking. If we didn’t know just how much of a national institution the humble 3-in-1 is, we sure do now.
READ: 9 Reasons Why The ‘3-in-1’ Is So Disgusting And Wrong It Should Be Made Illegal

14. The Wild Westbury
We all get incensed by paying massive prices for mediocre product – so it was no surprise to see this shooting up the charts. We subsequently reviewed said breakfast here, and the results… well, they weren’t pretty.
READ: And Now, The €25 Full Irish With The €5.40 Americano – What The Hell Is Going On, Dublin?

13. Catching the worm
If you hate paying massive prices for middling produce, then it follows that you love paying tiny prices for amazing produce. And here are 10 places where you can do just that.
READ: The Top 10 Early Bird Menus In Dublin

12. The ugly side
The morning after the night before, we had a few things to say about the way our city fell to pieces on Halloween night. It wasn’t pretty – and it seemed we weren’t the only ones to think so.
READ: Dublin May Be A Great City – But It Was An Absolute Disgrace Last Night

11. Love triumphs
Amidst the madness of the marriage equality vote earlier in the year, we ran a competition to give away a whopper prize – a wedding in the super Meeting House in Temple Bar. Entrants regaled us with tales of how they first met, and the result was this lovely little piece.
READ: Meet The 6 Finalists Of Our LGBTQ Wedding Competition With The Meeting House

10. Schadenfreude on the Shelbourne Road
Unlucky. But so very deserved.
READ: Watch As This Impatient Driver Gets Proper Justice

9. Meat in a bap
You can’t bate a burger – and you certainly can’t bate these burgers.
READ: The Top 10 Burgers To Eat In Dublin In 2015

8. The Late Late Show
Because you’re fed up of mingling with kiddies, or packing into rammed-out clubs, our list of best late bars for the more seasoned socialiser was unsurprisingly a big hit.
READ: The 2015 List Of Best Late Bars In Dublin For Over-25s

7. Nineties nostalgia
It’s all about the City Imp.
READ: 34 Things You’ll Remember If You Grew Up In Dublin During The 1990s

6. Playing it safe
Admittedly, on writing this piece, there was a slight niggling fear that it would be interpreted by as a patronising guide full of things people already knew. Instead, it spread like wildfire – a testament to the campaign’s willingness to get absolutely everything right, and not waste one single vote.
READ: Don’t Wear Your Badge, Don’t Take A Selfie In The Booth And Other Essential Voting Tips

5. The Rebels have their say
We ran a series of these articles – Galway, Naas, Waterford, Bray and Tipp all had their chances to stake their claims, and there’ll be even more in 2016 – but this edition made the biggest splash of all. Who knew Cork people liked to talk about themselves, eh?
READ: 44 Things Cork Has That You Simply Won’t Get In Dublin

4. Cool story, bud
Ah yeah. Deadly.
READ: 17 Dublin Slang Phrases Explained In Perfect English

3. Winging it
In the year of the burrito, it might be surprising that this old staple formed the basis of our most popular Top 10. But there you go; the Wing is King.
READ: The Top 10 Places To Eat Chicken Wings In Dublin In 2015

2. Aren’t we lovely
What more can you say, really? Released the week of St Patrick’s Day, this piece exploded all over the world – but not quite so much as our top entry…
READ: 33 Pictures That Prove Ireland Is The Most Beautiful Country In The World

1. The Hollywood hero
Yup. This video, narrated by Liam Neeson, went absolutely global – capitalising on the international feelgood factor towards Ireland, and making us very proud of our own role in spreading the message all over the world.
Good work, people…
READ: Liam Neeson Has Narrated This Incredible Ad For St Patrick’s Day

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