She studied Craft Design and History of Art at the National College of Art and Design, Dublin, specialising in glass and graduating in 2013. She has been living and working in Belfast since 2015 after completing an MA in Arts Management in Queen's University. This experience in programming and project management has contributed to her expanded studio practice via the curatorial production of events and exhibitions with other artists and organisations. She is a studio holder at QSS, a member of Visual Artists Ireland and the Glass Society of Ireland.

Meadhbh’s practice takes a material-centred approach to ephemeral phenomena, intangible concepts, and liminal states. She is interested in the traces of process, experience and time as recorded via materials.  Entropy and disintegration are frequent themes in her work, with objects often utilising repurposed and reclaimed materials again and again, in ever smaller fragments.  The qualities of reflection and transparency feature regularly in her image-based work which explores edges, thresholds and boundaries, where one thing blurs into another and is briefly, something else.