The 2025 calendar showcases farmers from various regions across Ireland, such as Cork, Tipperary, Louth, Athlone, and Wicklow. These farmers are depicted in charming, relatable moments – from pushing wheelbarrows and sipping tea to spinning wool.

Photographed by Tom Scott of Atom Creates at the picturesque Windrush Farm in Newtown, Co. Wicklow, the calendar highlights the stunning Irish landscapes alongside the rugged appeal of the farmers.

The Irish Farmer Calendar also supports Embrace FARM, a charity that helps people affected by farm accidents in Ireland.

Bored Panda contacted Shauna Byrne, the Creative Director of the Irish Farmer Calendar, who shared that the farmers are chosen for their unique personalities, passion for farming, and willingness to have some fun in front of the camera. "The goal is to showcase a diverse range of Irish farmers, highlighting their individuality and charm. As for the locations, we love to capture the beauty of rural Ireland, so each shoot takes place on farms or picturesque countryside locations that best represent authentic farming life. This year, we've added some new regions, ensuring every calendar brings something fresh for our audience."

We were eager to get some behind-the-scenes details from the shoot, and Shauna shared some fun insights with us. "The shoot was so much fun, and the farmers truly got into the spirit of things. For example, in one of this year’s shoots, the lads all started egging each other on, coming up with spontaneous ideas to make the photos even more memorable. Farmer Brendan had everyone laughing when he balanced his much-loved chicken named Peggy on his foot while hanging from a beam, as seen in one of our behind-the-scenes shots. These moments are what make the calendar so special—it’s not just staged poses, but real personalities shining through, with plenty of fun and laughter along the way. Fans will love seeing the camaraderie and the natural humor that unfolds."

"Our hope is that the calendar shines a light on the modern Irish farmer – not only as hard-working individuals but also as vibrant, fun, and proud members of their community. Farming in Ireland is such a vital part of our heritage, and we want to celebrate that, while also showcasing the more lighthearted and human side of the people behind the fields. We also aim to raise awareness for Embrace FARM, a charity close to our hearts, which supports farm families affected by accidents or loss. By featuring real farmers and sharing their stories, we hope to create a stronger connection between the general public and those working in agriculture, while also highlighting the importance of farm safety and support for those who need it."