One of the main stories of Euro 2016 in France was the Irish fans. 

They were drinking, singing, dancing, serenading nuns, cleaning up after themselves and generally making themselves loved everywhere they went. 

One year on, we thought it was time to enjoy some of the very best moments from our supporters once more. 

#COYBIG!

1. When they gave a 'world-class' reception to bin collectors returning from strike in Paris

The Irish welcome garbage truck in Paris after days of strike. Worldclass! ???? #Euro2016 @welt pic.twitter.com/BCrKnd2Xn2

— Simon Pausch (@simon_pausch) June 11, 2016

2. When they put a new twist on a song to compliment the Swedish fans

3. Or when they danced with the Swedes to see the teams off

4. When they decided to hoist a Hungarian reporter onto their shoulders live on air

5. Treating a nun to their version of The Lord's Prayer

6. Helping an elderly couple to change a flat tyre

PIC: These Irish Fans Helped Change An Elderly Couple's Tyre In Paris https://t.co/xckqM3Ulmm

— Lovin Dublin (@LovinDublin) June 14, 2016

7. When they cranked out a Westlife classic 

8. Helping this builder get his work done 

The most easygoing builder in Paris has a bunch of new helpers. #IrishFans #coybig pic.twitter.com/AXsIQITCFD

— Paddy McKenna (@PaddyMcKenna) June 13, 2016

9. The ABBA singalong with the Swedes 

Irish and Swedes uniting to belt out some Abba- a thing of beauty. #coybig #irishfans pic.twitter.com/8Rqh1ds9Tc

— Paddy McKenna (@PaddyMcKenna) June 13, 2016

10. That one brave leprechaun who sat among the enemy 

One photo that shows how Irish football fans are different to all the rest https://t.co/FsDSMlsk6e pic.twitter.com/tM5XAr8rqp

— The Independent (@Independent) June 15, 2016

11. Let's just face it, the Irish are the best fans in the world

This is what you call support. #irl #COYBIG ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/kZMlynoEYP

— Andrew Callaghan (@CallaghanHj) June 12, 2016

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