van der Meulen. It is currently on display at Agecroft Hall, in Richmond, VA. Another portrait, which can be viewed in the National Gallery of Ireland, was painted in about 1575 by an unknown artist. Meredith Hamner dedicates his translation of Eusebius' "Ancient Ecclesiastical Histories" (1577) to her. She is a minor character in Anya Seton's historical romance Green Darkness, which was partially set in mid-16th century England. She is a minor character in the historical novel The Autobiography of Henry VIII by Margaret George She was also the subject of Karen Harper's historical fiction novel "The Irish Princess" (2011). Depictions in film and television Elizabeth is played by Irish actress Gemma-Leah Devereux in the fourth and final season of the television series The Tudors, in which she is depicted as a lady-in-waiting to Catherine Howard. References Sources Biographical Dictionary of English Literature James Graves. A Brief Memoir of Lady Elizabeth Fitzgerald English countesses Elizabeth Elizabeth English ladies-in-waiting Daughters of British earls 1527 births 1590 deaths People from Maynooth 16th-century English nobility 16th-century Irish people People of Elizabethan Ireland 16th-century Irish women 16th-century English women Court of Elizabeth I Wives of knights