
Eileen Walsh
View on IMDb ↗Eileen Walsh is an Irish film, TV and stage actress. Born on 16 April 1977 in Cork, she initially did not want to be an actress, but soon followed in her elder sister Catherine's footsteps. She earned rave reviews for her performance as Runt in the original stage production of Disco Pigs and gained her first film lead with the titular role in 1999's Janice Beard 45 WPM. She also memorably played the tragic Crispina in Peter Mullan's 2002 film The Magdalene Sisters and in 2008 won Best Actress at the Tribeca Film Festival for her portrayal of Breda in the film Eden.
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Filmography (46)
- 2026
FLINTHENRI - 2025
Small Town, Big StoryCatherine Proctor - 2025
The Things We DoGrace - 2024
Small Things Like TheseEileen Furlong - 2023
The Golden WestNoreen - 2023
National Theatre Live: The Crucible - 2023
Songs of Blood and Destiny - 2022
AnnPatricia - 2021
WolfDr. Angeli - 2020
RialtoPaula - 2020
Made in ItalyAstrid - 2020
The South WesterliesBreege - 2019
Modern LoveLily De Courcy - 2018
Patrick MelroseAnnette - 2018
The Children ActNaomi Henry - 2018
Women on the VergeAlison - 2018Rooftop RefugeeMartha
- 2017
MazeKate Marley - 2016How Was Your Day?
- 2016
DeliciousMarianne Khan - 2014
GoldDr. McHenry - 2014
Off the Page: PPEPolitician - 2012
MorningMary - 2011
Death in ParadiseOrla Mills - 2011
MistermanVoice - 2010
SnapChris - 2009
StorylandMartha - 2009
TriageDr. Christopher - 2009
The Ballad of Kid KanturkMona - 2008
The EndJessica - 2008
EdenBreda Farrell - 2005
Pure MuleTherese Farrell - 2005
33X Around the SunRuth - 2003Lula Fantastic
- 2002
The Magdalene SistersCrispina - 2002
Nicholas NicklebyThe Infant Phenomenon - 2000LookTrish
- 2000
When Brendan Met TrudySiobhan - 1999
Miss JulieServant - 1999
Janice Beard 45 WPMJanice Beard - 1997
The Last Bus HomeCarole - 1996
The VanCrushed Girl - 1996
Spaghetti Slow2nd Kid - 1962
The Late Late ShowSelf - —LuciaNora Barnacle
- —LemonadeMags
Pure Mule
Patrick Melrose
Death in Paradise
The Magdalene Sisters
Modern Love
Ann
Snap
Storyland
Nicholas Nickleby
Small Town, Big Story