Top 20 Irish Food Influencers on Instagram (Jan 2026)

We found 24 food Influencers in Ireland
These influencers mention 'food' in their Instagram bio and 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).
01/20/2026
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1. Natural Born Feeder

Ireland

by @rozannapurcell 3 x Cookbooks & No.1 Best seller💚 Tasty Easy Veggie food & inspiration 🌱 LET'S EAT👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

Followers
130.8k
Fake followers
18.18%
Engagement rate
1.03%
Average Reel plays
131.8k
Audience gender
female
88.42%
male
11.58%
Top performing Reels
  1. 8.2k
  2. 8.2k
  3. 5.4k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
63.72%
United Kingdom
11.95%
United States
4.72%
Australia
4.52%
Spain
1.67%
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2. Matthew Collins | The Sibly

Ireland

• Founder of @siblyfoodco • Food | Lifestyle | Business • Cork, Ireland📍 • Inquiries: matthew@thesibly.ie

Followers
32.3k
Fake followers
11.98%
Engagement rate
1.41%
Average Reel plays
18.6k
Audience gender
male
22.52%
female
77.48%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
88.48%
United Kingdom
2.75%
United States
2.07%
Australia
1.12%
Spain
1.07%
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4. 🙋🏼‍♀️ Ais | Creator | UGC

Ireland

✈️ Flights, Food & Fun 🎥 Work @byte.ie 🇮🇪 Your Cork/ Irish Guide 💇🏼‍♀️ Curly Club @avedaireland BA 💌 ais.bitsandbites@gmail.com

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5. Fiona Phelan

Ireland

Fi💫 Family/Life/Running/Hiking/Health/Food/Positivity/Fashion🌸 Bring Humor😉 Running Cork 1/2 marathon 01-06 for my brother in law Cyril link in bio💙

Followers
21.2k
Fake followers
18.12%
Engagement rate
1.42%
Average Reel plays
6.7k
Audience gender
male
3.17%
female
96.83%
Top performing Reels
  1. The hardest thing I’ll ever share! Because yes I am embarrassed, sad and angry that I let myself get to this level of self hatred, sadness, anger and size! Totally abusing my body with food, constantly punishing myself for being unhealthy by being even worse!! It’s a vicious cycle and so many can resonate with that! Yes I took a different route for weight loss one which many don’t agree with, but it wasn’t for lack of trying it all, and mentally I just couldn’t do it any longer. So after alot of agonising over this decision I decided to do it! After some research and consultation with @getsliminturkey I finally changed my life! And it’s the best decision I have ever made! I’m so grateful for every single day and every day of feeling so much better. And I appreciate everything so much, I’ve always been blessed with what I have I just didn’t see it for a while! “Once you start appreciating life, that’s when you realise how much you truly have to live for” Whilst I always loved being active I now absolutely love it!! Yes I hiked mountains the size I was last year, I never gave up, I used to be 76 shades of purple in the face for gasping 🤣 but I never gave up, I am actually proud of that! But perhaps maybe trying to prove something to others, whereas now I’m only trying to prove things to myself! 🤍 This isn’t a post looking for compliments, this is a post to every single person who struggles with their weight/fitness/confidence that you can take control, you can change things for yourself. You’re worth putting the effort in, you’re worth the work, you’re worth keeping yourself healthy for a long time! “True wealth is having your health and knowledge of self” Benjamin Franklin #lifechanging #healthier #weightloss #buildingconfidence #gastricsleeve #bariatricsurgery #getsliminturkey #fitter #stronger #lovinglife #appreciation
    114.4k
  2. 75.7k
  3. 37.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Ireland
77.04%
United Kingdom
13.39%
United States
2.32%
Spain
2.01%
Australia
0.8%
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6. Michael Breen

Ireland

📚 Teacher 🥘 MSc Food Business 📍Ballina, Tipperary

Followers
20.1k
Fake followers
13.65%
Engagement rate
38.56%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
male
58.18%
female
41.82%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
87.07%
United Kingdom
4.74%
United States
3.27%
Australia
1.47%
Spain
0.53%
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7. King Gaffo 👑

Ireland

TikTok (45k) @kg_sauces

Followers
13.3k
Fake followers
17.25%
Engagement rate
1.34%
Average Reel plays
11.5k
Audience gender
male
31.84%
female
68.16%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
78.32%
United Kingdom
5.34%
Spain
4.27%
United States
2.9%
The Netherlands
1.22%
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8. Hannah Hamilton

📍Co.Mayo Foodie & recipe creator 🍔Easy family food 💶Money saving tips & hacks 💌DM for collabs,invites & reviews

Followers
11.3k
Fake followers
20.72%
Engagement rate
3.38%
Average Reel plays
3.8k
Audience gender
male
6.08%
female
93.93%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7.1k
  2. 1.1k
  3. 520
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Ireland
51.76%
United Kingdom
16.02%
United States
14.83%
Canada
2.5%
India
2.27%
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10. jason walsh

Ireland

🌌 Acupuncturist 🌌 Food sensitivity Tester 🌌Tongue Reader 🌌 Family 👧👦👦 🌌 Health & Happiness 🌌Part time Comedian !!

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11. Olivia Nash

Ireland

📍 Dublin | Ireland ✨ Food, Lifestyle & Travel 💌 Beingolivianash@gmail.com 🥨 Proud sourdough starter mom

Followers
9.7k
Fake followers
21.56%
Engagement rate
1.81%
Average Reel plays
2.7k
Audience gender
female
89.43%
male
10.57%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Ireland
62.66%
United Kingdom
12.9%
United States
5.45%
Spain
1.86%
Australia
1.8%
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12. Aoife McElwain

Ireland

Craic Mechanic @singalongsocial, food writer + creativity coach. Author of MESSY @blastabooks 📚Member of @foodwritersguild + @clifdenpride 🏳️‍🌈🩷🇮🇪

Followers
9.2k
Fake followers
17.29%
Engagement rate
1.65%
Average Reel plays
12k
Audience gender
female
75.09%
male
24.91%
Top performing Reels
  1. ⚡️❤️🐶 Daffodil “Daffo” McElwain Byrne ❤️ Feb/March 2012 to December 8 2022 🐶❤️⚡️ Thank you so much for all the lovely, kind messages and pawsitive vibes sent to myself, @niallofthenines and Daffo in the last few days. From the first moment Niall and I were handed Daffo @dspcashelter in April 2012, she had a special spark which seemed to burst out of her little body. Naughty, sweet, gas, obsessed with Kong balls, startlingly and inappropriately mean to other dogs, 💯 the Alpha at all times and fiercely loyal to her people, her decade of life was very Big for such a little doggeen. That tremendous spark of hers showed signs of dimming this November, and after a short illness she was diagnosed with a rare adrenal cancer. My heart hasn’t quite caught up with my head in understanding that I won’t see her silly little face again. I am sad but I am also so grateful that, with the help of the amazing team at our local vets here in Clifden @westernvetsclifden I was able to put a stop to her suffering and send her off to the big beach in the sky surrounded with love. I am grateful Niall and I gave this little doggeen such a great life, and grateful that I got to have such a great little pal for so long. I heard my hero @dollyparton say in an interview once that when you have a big heart, you hurt big too. For me, it’s the connection we have with people, pets, and places that make life worth living. Even if it meant my big heart might break a little less, I would never take back any of the love I’ve given out to the world. It’s worth it. Thank you Daffo for being my constant companion in a time of great change and for teaching me that a great way to approach life is to be the person your dog thinks you are. Sleep well, sweet friend xxx until we meet again xxx
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  2. I love these photos that @cliodhnaprendergast took of me for The Sunday Times, because she captured how I feel at the moment - so well, happy and free. One reason for that is because I came out to myself, my family and my friends in the last year. I am queer and I am finally proud of it. This is something I kept hidden from myself for twenty years. Even though I would consider myself an lgbtq+ ally, and have seen the beautiful support my family have given my gorgeous trans sister, I think I had internalised so much homophobia growing up in the 80s and 90s that on some deep level it just felt too risky to me to answer the whisper of my queerness. I already felt a little too different as a young teen (I was weird! I still am, but now I understand that it’s one of my strengths) where homophobia was rife. Everywhere, every day. I chose to hide a big part of myself to fit in. Now it’s as if I’m stepping into the full possibility of my life. As I explained it to a new friend, I feel as if I’ve turned my face towards the sun and I am starting to feel its goodness. It is important to me to share this with you because it’s #pridemonth. I feel an even deeper respect than ever for the legendary queer people who have come before me and have made my coming out - overdue as it was - so much easier than it was for them. Thank you. I also strongly believe that shame and secrets are among the most damaging and toxic experiences we humans create for ourselves and for others. Life is so short, and shame burdens it with a heaviness that makes us miss out on so much beauty. I want to dismantle this part of my shame by stepping into the sun. Even if you’re not a beautiful queer person - maybe you’re a gorgeous straight person - you can celebrate #Pride by stepping into the fullness of who you are as a person. Be proud of who you are and of all the strength, learning, love and grit it has taken you to get to where you are today. By doing so, you honour the courage of the people who have gone before you. It feels really good here in the sun ☀️
    1.9k
  3. Nora Ephron once wrote “never marry someone you wouldn’t want to be divorced from” and boy, did I hit the jackpot with Niall. We met 17 years ago. We got married 9 and a half years ago. We separated 4 and a half years ago. On 26 June, we met for a coffee and a stress pastry at Proper Order Coffee for our final team meeting as (technically) husband and wife. At 12 noon, we went into court together, wishing each other luck, without solicitors as this was a DIY Divorce. Possible for us because we had no shared assets, no kids, no complications. With a few words from Niall, a “yes” from me, a confirmation of paperwork and a little sprinkle of legalese from the judge, eleven minutes (and 18 months of paperwork) later, we were divorced. The relief! You can see it in our faces in the pic we took after leaving the courthouse. It was finally time to celebrate. We met Niall’s girlfriend, Katie, and my girlfriend, Anstice, for lunch at Assassination Custard, a place that feels as special and unique as my wonderful relationship with Niall. There is no other place in the world like this tiny restaurant serving tiny plates of sensational, special, love-filled food, and there is no other marriage like myself and Niall’s. Over plates of labneh and pickled veg, and tripe and chorizo, and watermelon and fermented lime, and veal with fenugreek, and a summer berry pie, we toasted to our happiness and a lifelong friendship between the four of us. It was a great day out. Here are three key things I’ve learned in the process of getting divorced: • It is quite easy to get married in Ireland but it is *not* easy to get divorced. • When you are hurt, raw, and grieving, space and time are key for healing. • Just because something ends, it doesn’t mean it’s a failure. Every part of my marriage and divorce with Niall has been a success. It has been filled with care, love, and respect. I love this man, and I love that we let each other go. I look at Niall now with his gorgeous partner, Katie, and their beautiful baby boy, Naoise, and I couldn’t feel more successful. I think about my life ahead with Anstice and I feel so grateful for it all. Thank you Nialler 🩷
    1.8k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Ireland
77.36%
United Kingdom
8.17%
United States
5.19%
Australia
0.92%
Canada
0.86%
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13. Robyn Salmon

Ireland

Tiktok - robyntaylor212 (35K+)🥰 🎥 - Travel / Food / Daily Vlogs 📧 - robyntaylor212@hotmail.com All Socials - robyntaylor212 🫶🏽

Followers
7.2k
Fake followers
16.96%
Engagement rate
3.43%
Average Reel plays
4k
Audience gender
male
39.47%
female
60.53%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
67.33%
United Kingdom
11.47%
Spain
6.18%
United States
5.33%
The Netherlands
1.23%
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14. colm keane

Ireland

× Cook 🍽️ formerly @daddysdub × Recipe creator, tester, eater! 🤤 × Food sustainability enthusiast 🌳 × Love Ireland 🇮🇪🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Followers
6.9k
Fake followers
20.12%
Engagement rate
1.85%
Average Reel plays
4.8k
Audience gender
male
23.9%
female
76.1%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
63.2%
United Kingdom
21.51%
United States
3.72%
Australia
2.36%
Canada
1.03%
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15. Corinna Hardgrave

Ireland

Restaurant Critic Irish Times. Food Writer I Wine Writer I Travel Writer 🍷 DipWSET | Please email: Corinna.Hardgrave@gmail.com

Followers
6.8k
Fake followers
12.72%
Engagement rate
2.67%
Average Reel plays
2.7k
Audience gender
male
45.4%
female
54.6%
Top performing Reels
  1. 488
  2. 481
  3. 394
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
78.55%
United Kingdom
6.81%
New Zealand
2.65%
United States
2.31%
France
1.96%
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16. orlalorenza

Ireland

Fashion and Food Lover Founder @itsbeautycheats Dublin 💋 ❤️ Orlalorenza@gmail.com

Followers
6.8k
Fake followers
20.29%
Engagement rate
8.93%
Average Reel plays
14.4k
Audience gender
male
31.11%
female
68.89%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
71.37%
United States
7.06%
United Kingdom
6.57%
Australia
3.24%
Spain
1.27%
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17. Alan Clabby

Ireland

Ireland🍀🇮🇪 🏄Lifestyle | ✈ travel | Vegan Food 🥦😎 Business - alanclab797@gmail.com

Followers
6.3k
Fake followers
16.8%
Engagement rate
4.65%
Average Reel plays
4k
Audience gender
male
33.88%
female
66.12%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
60.79%
United Kingdom
14.68%
United States
9.15%
Italy
2.07%
Australia
1.9%
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18. Niamh Devereux

Ireland

Deputy Editor @irishcountrymag Writer, interviewer, content creator 📰interiors - wellness - travel - culture - food📰

Followers
6k
Fake followers
16.79%
Engagement rate
1.78%
Average Reel plays
1.9k
Audience gender
female
69.75%
male
30.25%
Top performing Reels
  1. 471
  2. 427
  3. 417
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Ireland
77.27%
United Kingdom
8.36%
United States
4.5%
Australia
1.9%
Canada
1.14%
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