Derry Girls

In the early 1990s, 16-year-old Erin faces an awkward start to the school year when her cousin Orla reads her diary, and her grandfather, Granda Joe, makes a startling announcement about a bomb on the bridge.

The school is thrilled at the prospect of a Paris field trip announced by Sister Michael, but at the Quinn house, Uncle Colm's visit casts a pall over the family's excitement.

The girls, anxious about an upcoming exam, are tempted by an unusual offer to avoid it, particularly because it involves time with the charming and attractive Father Peter.

Erin is thrilled to host Katya, a teenager from Ukraine who is referred to as "a child of Chernobyl," though Katya seems reluctant and unhappy about her stay in Derry. Meanwhile, Granda Joe's personal life takes an interesting turn as new romantic developments emerge.

The Quinn family attempts to leave Derry on July 12th to avoid the Orange Parades, but Aunt Sarah's tarot cards foretell trouble, hinting that their journey may not go as planned.

Erin is excited to become editor of the school magazine, Orla becomes fascinated with step aerobics, Da Gerry faces a reprimand from Ma Mary, and Aunt Sarah experiences a romantic development.

Erin and the others look forward to an outdoor weekend aimed at promoting peace, but tensions arise when Michelle becomes unsettled by the presence of Protestant boys at the event.

A new English teacher joins the staff at Our Lady Immaculate, bringing fresh energy and ideas that spark inspiration among the students.

Erin, Clare, Michelle, Orla, and James are thrilled to have tickets for a Take That concert in Belfast, but their plans are complicated when their mother, Ma Mary, forbids them from attending. Determined to see the show, the siblings decide to go despite her opposition.

The Quinn family creates a disturbance at a family wedding, leading to significant consequences, particularly for cousin Eammon as the fallout from the girls' misconduct escalates.

Jenny Joyce plans a 1950s-themed prom, but the event takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of a mysterious new student. While Erin, Clare, and Michelle focus on finding dates, Orla becomes fixated on a particular person she hopes will attend.

With Christmas approaching, the town of Derry buzzes with anticipation over President Bill Clinton's upcoming visit. James receives an unexpected surprise, while Granda Joe quietly sets into motion a plan of his own.

As students await their GCSE results, anxiety and uncertainty take hold, prompting the need for a strategy to cope. Meanwhile, a new arrival in the Quinn household stirs up trouble in the local community.

Jenny Joyce aims to make a big impression at the school talent show, prompting the group to get creative with their performances. As the competition heats up, Sister Michael faces a potential challenge. Meanwhile, Ma Mary finds unexpected comfort during a difficult time.

The Quinn family prepares for their annual trip to Barry's Amusements in Portrush, gathering an excessive amount of sandwiches and a surfboard, raising questions about what to expect from the day.

The group embarks on a road trip to a remote house in Donegal, relying on James's questionable driving as they transport alcohol and anticipation. Meanwhile, the Quinns consult a psychic for insight.

Ma Mary and Aunt Sarah make elaborate plans for the school reunion, hoping to relive past memories. As the event approaches, tensions rise over a long-buried secret from leavers night two decades earlier.

On Halloween night, the gang in Derry gets the surprise of a lifetime when they win tickets to a Fatboy Slim concert, but their excitement is short-lived when Da Gerry unexpectedly shows up, threatening to upend their plans and their lives.

Erin and Orla's joint 18th birthday celebration, the highlight of the year, faces unexpected challenges that threaten to disrupt the festivities.