Instagram is without doubt one of the fastest growing social media image sharing websites in the world. For those newcomers to the photo-filter app there are numerous amounts of amazing Irish Instagram accounts worth a follow, and so we thought we’d bring you some of our favourites.
This week’s must follow Irish Instagram is Lennon Courtney - a new Irish contemporary women's clothing label in Dublin.
Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney, two of the country's leading fashion stylists and style commentators teamed up for this venture. Lennon Courtney is a range of accessible and elegant wardrobe staples and the collection has pieces for every shape.
Here are just a few of our favourite photographs from the account.
For more pictures and info you can follow Lennon Courtney on Instagram, Facebook and their website.
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Previous accounts worth following:
Dublin Airport,Maser Art, InstaIreland, Dublin Diaries, Random Irish Photo, IRFU, City of Blackbirds, Dublin Daily, Dublin Flea Market, Gribers, Dublin Now.
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