TikTok ~629.2k · as of August 2026
Termon homesteader posting zero-waste cooking, growing and soap-making; US-born and in Donegal 20 years, and named by TikTok among its most influential creators of 2022.
Ireland's top farming influencers include Mirenda Rosenberg (Homestead Donegal), Fiona Bergin, Séaghan Ó Súilleabháin (The Kerry Cowboy), Katie Shanahan, Sophie Bell. This directory lists 10 Irish farming creators, ranked by reported reach and tagged by follower tier and county.
Last updated July 2026
See the overall Top ranking →TikTok ~629.2k · as of August 2026
Termon homesteader posting zero-waste cooking, growing and soap-making; US-born and in Donegal 20 years, and named by TikTok among its most influential creators of 2022.
TikTok ~460k · IG ~32.5k · as of July 2026
Kilkenny dairy farmer and actress; livestock care, farm routine and rural life for one of Ireland's biggest agri followings.
TikTok ~214k · IG ~59.1k · as of July 2026
Kerry farmer covering farm work, the outdoors and Irish language and culture; his own bio notes the name is "pronounced like Shane, but with passion".
TikTok ~158.7k · IG ~38.1k · as of July 2026
West Cork sheep farmer who started posting in the 2020 lockdown; also an Irish dancing school owner and Macra na Feirme officer.
IG ~106k · TikTok ~50.7k · as of July 2026
Cavan farmer documenting rural life and livestock; one of the agri-influencers profiled by The Irish Times.
YouTube ~98.6k · TikTok ~59.3k · IG ~47.5k · as of July 2026
Longford dairy-beef and tillage farmer and agricultural contractor, filming the Stewart family farm across YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
IG ~94k · TikTok ~47.5k · as of July 2026
Louth sheep farmer posting flock work and the farming year.
TikTok ~92k · IG ~53k · as of July 2026
Laois personal trainer mixing sport and fitness with farm life and motherhood.
TikTok ~82.7k · IG ~60.7k · as of July 2026
Kerry farmer posting daily farm work and livestock, with a running appreciation of the Massey Ferguson 135.
IG ~32.6k · as of July 2026
Organic farm, raw-milk micro dairy and Friday farm shop near Croom, run by three generations of women; agricultural journalist Hannah Quinn-Mulligan is its voice.