Gráinne Holland is a Belfast-born singer, songwriter, storyteller, and media producer. Educated through the medium of Irish, she was immersed in Irish traditional arts, which fostered her deep love of folklore, mythology, and music.

She released her debut album of traditional songs in Irish, Teanga na nGael, in 2011, followed by Gaelré in 2015 under the Gael Linn label. In 2019, she released Corcra, an album of original songs in both Irish and English, produced by Brian Finnegan and recorded at Bannview Studios. Gráinne has also presented music and arts programs on both television and radio for BBC Gaeilge and has worked as a producer, creating content for BBC, TG4, and RTÉ before founding her own company, Corcra Media.

In 2021, she wrote Ceol na Sióg, a children’s book and CD featuring her original songs, which was published by An tSnáthaid Mhór. This project inspired a theatre show that was performed across Ireland. Her podcast series, Tales of Tuatha Dé Danann, supported by Foras na Gaeilge, debuted in 2023 with a retelling of the mythological tale Diarmuid and Gráinne. A second series, recounting the story of Lugh Lámhfhada, has been funded by the Irish Language Broadcast Fund and is set for release in 2025.

In 2024, she released Draíocht an Dúlra, a book and album celebrating the magic of nature. The accompanying theatre show was performed at numerous festivals, theatres, schools, and cultural venues across Ireland.

Her new family musical theatre show, An Crann Sí, is set to be released in 2025. Additionally, Corcra Media has produced a 12-part series for Foghlaim TG4 titled Scoil Choille (meaning Forest School), which will be broadcast in 2025.