Cork actor says goodbye to her iconic character as popular series concludes filming
Show creator Lisa McGee said the show was always intended to end after three seasons. Siobhán McSweeney. Photograph Moya Nolan
CORK'S contribution to the hit TV show Derry Girls, Siobhán McSweeney, has said her goodbyes to her iconic character Sister Michael on social media, declaring her love for the famously acerbic nun.
Derry Girls kicked off in 2018 with McSweeney in the role of headmistress of Our Lady Immaculate College, the school the main characters, Erin, Claire, Orla, Michelle and James attend.
Show creator Lisa McGee said the show was always intended to end after three seasons
Siobhán tweeted a picture of the character's trademark garment and shoes and wrote:
There is no release date announced for the final season of the popular programme, but it is likely to be broadcast in 2022.
Goodbye you mad woman. You’ve changed my life. I know you’d hate to hear this, but I love you. #DerryGirls #srmichaelforever pic.twitter.com/L8U096TyFP
— Siobhán McSweeney (@siobhni) December 22, 2021
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