Top 20 Micro Influencers in Dublin (Under 25k Followers) (Sep 2026)

We found 49 micro Influencers in Ireland
These influencers have audiences primarily in Ireland. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
09/10/2026
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1. rubert

Ireland

🎤 co-host of @outragearchives 🌟 big fan of @boundapparel_ 💌 rubymooref@gmail.com 📧 hello@matchstick.ie 🍒 tiktok @rubert99

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2. Megan Oreilly

Ireland

“Stopped waiting for the perfect moment and start living in it” 🌻

Followers
24.4k
Fake followers
11.99%
Engagement rate
10.67%
Average Reel plays
48.4k
Audience gender
female
90.3%
male
9.7%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
30.17%
Greater London
1.65%
Cork
1.61%
Sydney
0.97%
Liverpool
0.8%
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3. R O B Y N C O U R T N E Y | life in dublin

Ireland

Agent- @matchstick.ie 📍 Dublin Helping adults find more fun, friendship & adventure ❌ Adult Summer Camp #4 & #5 SOLD OUT 🏕️ 2027 dates coming soon ↓

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4. SexyTadhg

Ireland

March in my Parade x Saoirse don Phalaistín🇵🇸 MGMT: @sosartistsmgmt Bookings: rob.challice@teamwass.com

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5. Rachael Griffin

Ireland

de-influencing fast fashion ft. my second hand wardrobe dublin .☘︎ ݁˖ 𖦹 ˖ rachaelgrif01@gmail.com

Followers
22.3k
Fake followers
9.11%
Engagement rate
8.7%
Average Reel plays
47.1k
Audience gender
female
96.52%
male
3.48%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
15.83%
Greater London
7.27%
Cork
2.88%
Manchester
1.97%
Glasgow
1.82%
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6. Luke Loughlin

Ireland

Sober 🙌🏻 Kind , Optimistic , Resilient 💙 @faciemmetus “LLOUGHLIN” 10% OFF GPO @westmeathgaaofficial Psychology @dbscollege S&C Coach @setantacollege

Followers
21.7k
Fake followers
13.87%
Engagement rate
9.3%
Average Reel plays
31.3k
Audience gender
female
46.31%
male
53.69%
Top performing Reels
  1. 13.8k
  2. “The comeback will always be greater than the setback” 💙🦋🦌🧠⚡️ Last football post for a while I promise 🥹😂 So today I got news that I more than likely won’t play sport again this year , never mind with westmeath !! I have a grade 4C hamstring tear and tendon rupture and I’ll need surgery which I found out is not good 😂 If the worst thing in my life at the moment is sport , I’m doing alright in the grand scheme of things To think last night I had it in my head I was going to try and feature at the weekend 😂 Injuries are definitely a part of sport but I suppose why I am posting this is firstly I’m grateful that my setback is in sport and not my personal life , I didn’t relapse and I still have my overall health thank god . I’ve also never been hurt before long term in sport so it was going to happen eventually . All you can do is stay positive and win the battle the voice in you’re head do that and you’re half way there 😁🤞🏼 I suppose things were going so well and coming into form at the right time but I do believe everything happens for a reason , I know i’ll be able to look back in a few months and take the learnings from the experience . I’ll also be able to do things that i’ve put off the last while !! When I started this instagram and posting about 5 years it was about my recovery and coming back from rock bottom and addiction and dealing with adversity to ultimately becoming the best version possible of yourself and this is a perfect opportunity to practice what I preach , I’m a little different where I post most stuff as I know it can help a lot of people but it can also be like therapy for me . The highs of the last few weeks I was grateful to be involved the way I was in the meath game and to share that moment with mam and one of my brothers I’ll cherish forever . You can also still be a great teammate , help the team in whatever way you can instead of falling away . But all you can do now is starve the distractions and feed the focus and get bask hungrier and sharper than ever . It’s all part of the journey … #kindness #optimism #resilience
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  3. 6.4k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Dublin
10.97%
New York City
7.81%
Galway City
2.45%
Melbourne
0.87%
Sydney
0.71%
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8. Tommy Rooney

Ireland

Gaelic Games Correspondent @offtheball Host of @the_footballpod 🎧

Followers
18.4k
Fake followers
11.47%
Engagement rate
8.97%
Average Reel plays
24.7k
Audience gender
female
34.67%
male
65.33%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
37.25%
New York City
2.72%
Greater London
2.15%
Galway City
1.58%
Cork
1%
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10. Helen Galgey

Ireland

Radio Presenter @rte2fm 📻 Weekend afternoons 12-3pm💥 @hairpeople.salon BA TikTok - HelenGGX Vote for me vvvv

Followers
17.7k
Fake followers
22.39%
Engagement rate
2.23%
Average Reel plays
46.4k
Audience gender
female
44.64%
male
55.36%
Top performing Reels
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Dublin
32.56%
Greater London
2.98%
Cork
1.32%
Cardiff
0.66%
Los Angeles
0.66%

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11. Lauren Gavin🦋

Ireland

📍Dublin | Ireland @femfuelz use ‘LAUREN10’ 🩷 📧 laurenclaudiagavin@gmail.com

Followers
17.4k
Fake followers
10.72%
Engagement rate
5.62%
Average Reel plays
31k
Audience gender
female
61.43%
male
38.57%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
35.59%
New York City
2.56%
Cork
2.03%
Galway City
1.67%
Greater London
1.41%
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13. • ALI FOX •

Ireland

Babs Mullen #FairCity • Comedian • VO • Repped @thecollaborationsagency + @voicebank_voices 💌 aoifa@collabagency.com 💌 voicebankvoices@voicebank.ie

Followers
17k
Fake followers
11.4%
Engagement rate
4.39%
Average Reel plays
99.8k
Audience gender
female
53.58%
male
46.42%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
61.76%
Greater London
3.71%
Cork
2.05%
Galway City
1.02%
Kilkenny
0.9%
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15. ☾︎ NAOISE | Irish Yoga Teacher 🧚🏻‍♀️

Ireland

SMILING THROUGH CANCER 🦋🎗️ ☘️ Founder @tabhairaire.ie ✍🏻 @image.ie columnist

Followers
16k
Fake followers
11.82%
Engagement rate
4.23%
Average Reel plays
17.5k
Audience gender
female
82.89%
male
17.11%
Top performing Reels
  1. 6.6k
  2. 6.5k
  3. 4.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
13.74%
Greater London
4.37%
New York City
1.54%
Los Angeles
1.19%
Dubai
1.04%
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16. Project Sheela

Ireland

Street art project celebrating female sexuality & empowerment & advocating for women's rights on International Women's Day since 2020

Followers
15.2k
Fake followers
13.9%
Engagement rate
6.26%
Average Reel plays
3.7k
Audience gender
female
90.18%
male
9.82%
Top performing Reels
  1. Location 1: Former Jurys Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin. This site has been bought by the US government. They plan to build an expanded American Embassy here to the value of €641 million. Why are we allowing the US to expand their embassy in Ireland, while they are actively involved in an ongoing genocide? The recent Russian application to expand their Dublin embassy was denied by government intervention, proving yet another show of our hypocrisy when it comes to the lives of Palestinians. We as a country need to disentangle ourselves from the US, we need to strengthen local businesses and move away from our reliance on US multinationals. Any military planes landing in Shannon must be searched and inspected to ensure the US is not using our country as a pit stop for transporting arms. We must demand a government that are not lap dogs to the US and the EU. This Sheela stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people as the state of Israel and the US commit genocide against them using bombs, guns and mass starvation. The US aids and abets Israels war crimes. They literally fund and manufacture the weapons that have killed over 30,000 innocent civilians, two thirds of which are women and children. We will have 6 more locations this week and discuss other topics but we want to stress that nothing going on right now is as horrific and important as the genocide in Gaza. You cannot call yourself a feminist if you do not stand with Palestine. The women of Palestine are losing their lives, their babies, their whole family, their homes, their possessions. They have been forced to flee in search of safety, only to be bombed in locations deemed safe. Women are giving birth with no medical assistance, no pain relief, no medication. Women are seeing their children starve to death. The women of Palestine have been forced to live in tents, using any straps they can find as replacement for period products. Pregnant women have been slaughtered on their way to give birth. The atrocities and war crimes are endless. This has been going on for 5 months and 75 years. Sheela stands against the loss of all innocent lives. Sheela stands against oppression, Sheela stands with Palestine.
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  2. Happy International Women's Day & welcome to the 2nd year of Project Sheela! Location 1: Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry. This laundry is one of four Magdalene laundries to operate in Dublin, it accommodated 100 to 120 women at a time until 1996. The site operated as a commercial laundry until 2006. Women were imprisoned and enslaved in this building for 150 years, some spending their entire lives. Plans to turn the site into apartments have been approved. The chimney stack is protected and will remain. There will be an artwork to commemorate the women and a plaque but the buildings will be lost to history. You can view a video of the inside of this laundry uploaded to YouTube 4 years ago, it is eerie viewing. Their names were taken when they entered the laundry, some only assigned a number instead of a name. If they ran away they were arrested for stealing the institute's uniform and returned. Punishment for any kind of disobedience included forced kneeling, beatings, and shaving of the head. An Archaeological Assessment carried out on the Donnybrook site noted: “Since there are no clear records as to what happened to some of the women who operated within the laundries once they died, it remains a possibility that some are buried within the area of proposed development.” These horrors have come to light this year with the publication of a grossly inadequate report. Following this the Commission of Inquiry into Mother and Baby Homes was disbanded in February 2021 with so many unanswered questions and so many open wounds. This sheela stands in solidarity with the women of the laundries and their babies. May they find peace and healing and accountability. Although we would love to think that the days of unpaid labour are behind us, data released by the National Women's Council of Ireland reveal a different story. Covid-19 has disproportionately affected women, who are more likely to take on childcare & are still doing the majority of unpaid work in the home. Covid-19 has also made it impossible for many women to escape situations of domestic abuse & violence. This sheela sends hope & strength to the women who are suffering for so many reasons during the pandemic.
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  3. Happy International Women's Day!! Location 1: Jacob's Biscuit Factory, Bishop Street, Dublin. The Dublin Lock-Out took place during a time of struggle on many fronts. In Ireland, as in other British colonies across the world, popular movements for national liberation from imperialist rule were growing in strength. Workers were taking action to gain labour rights and the right to self-organisation. Women were stepping up the fight for equal suffrage. The trade unions of the time forbade women from becoming members and so were of no help to the striking Jacob’s workers. Thus, The Irish Women Workers Union (IWWU) was founded in 1911 by James Larkin and his sister Delia.  3,000 female workers at the factory downed tools, demanding better wages. According to the census of that year, the average male labourer’s wage was less than a pound a week, with women earning half as much.  At Liberty Hall, the headquarters of the ITGWU, teams of women successfully organised by Delia Larkin, Constance Markiewicz, 18-year old Rosie Hackett, Abbey actress and activist Helena Moloney and others prepared daily breakfast for 3,000 children. They made hot meals for families, repaired and distributed clothing and organised material aid collections, outings for children and solidarity activities, akin to that of the Breakfast Programme of the Black Panthers decades later in the USA. Between 1911 and 1913 relationships between the workers and the management deteriorated steadily. In September 1913, women workers were locked out of the Jacob's factory for wearing the badge of the IWWU and not showing up for work. Women were the lowest paid and most exploited workers, and played a pivotal role in the lockout.  They were some of the most militant and determined class fighters - they were the last to return to work after a heroic 6 months. Women were at the forefront of battles with the police, with hundreds arrested and imprisoned in connection with the dispute, many of them just teenagers...... CONTINUED IN COMMENTS
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
26.81%
Greater London
4.51%
Cork
4.27%
Galway City
1.9%
New York City
1.53%
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17. Leah Barniville

Ireland

Singer | Actor | Irish gal 🎙️☘️ ✦ Award Winning Singer/Recording Artist ✦ Lover of all things glam💄 Enquiries - leahbarnivilleofficial@gmail.com

Followers
14.8k
Fake followers
22.29%
Engagement rate
2.04%
Average Reel plays
7k
Audience gender
female
49.22%
male
50.78%
Top performing Reels
  1. 46.4k
  2. 38.8k
  3. 17.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Dublin
17.05%
London
2.84%
Cork
0.89%
Jakarta
0.67%
New York City
0.61%
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18. Collie Ennis

Ireland

Biodiversity Officer TCD Science Officer for Herpetological Society of Ireland. Zoology research associate TCD. Critter shed podcast.

Followers
14.4k
Fake followers
14.1%
Engagement rate
2.16%
Average Reel plays
4.2k
Audience gender
female
42.75%
male
57.25%
Top performing Reels
  1. 4.3k
  2. 3.6k
  3. 2.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
29.35%
Greater London
3.25%
Cork
2.78%
Galway City
2.2%
Belfast
1.62%
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19. Slay O Shea

Ireland

ℳ𝓎 𝒟𝒾𝑔𝒾𝓉𝒶𝓁 𝒟𝒾𝒶𝓇𝓎 📸 slay_oshea@icloud.com

Followers
13k
Fake followers
20.93%
Engagement rate
3.48%
Average Reel plays
8.4k
Audience gender
female
77.84%
male
22.16%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Dublin
43.5%
Greater London
2.69%
Sydney
1.23%
New York City
1.11%
Dubai
1.11%

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