Meet Eoin Lynch: The World's Most Irish Irishman at the National Ploughing Championships

In a delightful video that's making waves on social media, Eoin Lynch from Mitchelton, Cork, Munster, has been dubbed "The World's Most Irish Irishman." This charming farmer has captured hearts with his thick Cork accent and an unreserved love for all things slurry at the National Ploughing Championships.

Eoin sat down for an interview and shared his enthusiasm for the annual event, describing it as a "savage year" with "a lot of various sods around the place." His passion for slurry was unmistakable, as he confessed, "I love the slurry gear. I just think about slurry. I eat slurry and dream about slurry."

As the ploughing season wraps up on the 1st of October, Eoin plans to continue his farming activities by spreading parlour washings. When asked about his preferred tractor, he proudly mentioned his KS165, stating, "I wouldn't like to be seen in a John Deere now."

The video, which showcases Eoin's delightful personality and typical Irish idioms, has garnered a range of reactions from viewers. Some adore his accent, even if they don't fully understand his words, while others find his farming talk endearing and relatable. One viewer commented, "Awwww he's adorable," while another noted, "He's got a nice Cork accent, with typical Irish idioms and speech patterns. Seems a nice, decent guy too."

Eoin Lynch's appearance at the National Ploughing Championships, held annually in Ratheniska, Co Laois, has added a touch of genuine Irish charm to the event. With an attendance of 244,000 people over 800 acres, the Championships have evolved into a massive celebration of agricultural skills, attracting visitors from all over.

For more information about the National Ploughing Championships, visit [NPA](https://www.npa.ie). Whether you're a fan of tractors, ploughing, or just love a good Irish accent, Eoin Lynch's video is a must-watch.