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#SpotlightSunday plays Derry Girls favorite Sister Michael and some of her greatest quips from season one
Sister Michael, played by Siobhán McSweeney, is the headmistress at Our Lady Immaculate College school. She rules the school with an iron fist, and responds to most events with eye-rolling or sarcasm.
Sister Michael seems to treat being a nun as a job rather than a calling, treating priests with indifference or even contempt and even joking that she became a nun for the free accommodation.
The Old Library Trust's Julie White serving up the main dish to Liam McCauley and Margarita Duffy on Tuesday night. On right is Chef Laurent. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Karen from STEPS accepts a cheque from Karen, Shannon and representatives from the organising committee and club. Photos: Colm Heron
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