Sir Edward Tyrrell, 1st Baronet (died 6 February 1691) was an Anglo-Irish landowner and Jacobite.
On 20 May 1686 he was created a baronet, of Lynn in the Baronetage of England, with special remainder to his nephew Edward and his heirs male.
[3] Tyrrell was taken prisoner by Williamite forces at Cork later that year and was indicted of High Treason against William III, to whom, however, he had never sworn allegiance.
Tyrrell died in February 1691 while awaiting trial as a prisoner, and was posthumously attainted of his title and estates.
A portion of Tyrrell's property at Longwood, County Meath was restored to his daughter by special Act of Parliament in 1702.