Éadaoin Glynn is a painter based between Cork and Kerry, Ireland whose work centres on female experience: ageing, visibility, and the body as a site of cultural pressure. She paints with acrylic on raw and primed canvas, using paint’s tendency to bleed, stain and resist control to produce surfaces that feel bodily and unstable. 

Solo exhibitions include Studio 12, Backwater Artists Group, Cork [2026], Signal Arts Centre, Bray [2025], Limerick Museum [2024] and ArtNetDlr, Dublin [2024]. She has exhibited widely in Ireland and the UK, including the RHA, Dublin; the Hunt Museum, Limerick; the RSA, Edinburgh; Women in Art Fair, London; The London Art Biennale and the BEEP Painting Biennial, Wales.

She hosts the Warrior Artist Podcast and her work is in private collections worldwide and was acquired by the Department of Foreign Affairs for the Irish embassy in Wellington.