Thomas Drennan (1696–1768) was an Irish Presbyterian minister active in advocating political and religious reforms.
Drennan graduated from the University of Glasgow, and served as Presbyterian minister in Holywood and in First Presbyterian Church, Belfast, where he was installed in 1736 as a colleague of Samuel Haliday.
He was one of several Irish reformers who influenced Scottish Enlightenment philosopher Francis Hutcheson, during the latter's time as master of an academy in Dublin.
His daughter, Martha, married the United Irishman Samuel McTier.
James Crombie became one of the ministers of First Presbyterian Church, Belfast following Drennan's death.