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“Well, I Can’t Tell My Rebellions from My Risings”: Derry Girls and Daily Life in Northern Ireland during the Troubles

By: Ashley M. Morin, PhD Student, SUNY University at Buffalo In the opening scene of the first episode of Derry Girls, our first image is a British Army jeep with the words of protagonist Erin Quinn, albeit read by her cousin Orla McCool who stole Erin’s diary, introducing the audience to the world of Derry,…
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