Jiřina Jirásková, celebrated for her connection to the Vinohrady Theatre, was primarily seen in supporting roles in film and television. These roles highlighted her signature ironic style, making her an unforgettable figure in the Czech performing arts. February 17 signifies a poignant moment as she would have reached the remarkable age of 95, reminding audiences of her substantial contributions to the arts.

Over her distinguished career spanning more than six decades, Jirásková portrayed countless roles across various media, including theater, film, television, and radio, totaling around 150 audiovisual performances. Her distinctive voice and commanding presence complemented her sharp, often skeptical commentary, leading to her being labeled a 'lady,' although this term belied her unique, critical, and analytical character marked by a certain toughness that grounded her elegance.

The contrast of her petite stature added an enchanting dynamic to her performances, which included boyish roles early in her career during the late 1940s and early 1950s. Jirásková's legacy is not just defined by her technical skills but also by the richness of her interpretations and her ability to resonate with the public through her poignant irony, securing her place as a cherished figure in Czech culture.