Hit Northern Irish comedy Derry Girls has been nominated for two of the top accolades at this year's Broadcast Awards.
The Broadcast Awards are the most hotly anticipated event in the television industry calendar, celebrating the very best in British programming and channels - they recognise and reward the UK’s most ground-breaking content, creators and channels.
The Channel 4 series, written and created by Derry's own Lisa McGee, has been recognised alongside the best-of-the-best in the UK in two major categories.
Read more: Derry Girls nominated for three top accolades at National Comedy Awards
Derry Girls has been shortlisted for 'Best Comedy Programme' and 'TV Moment of the Year' for Erin's monologue in the final episode at the Broadcast Awards 2023.
Lisa McGee reshared the news of Erin's special recognition at the awards on her social media.
Last month, the hit series was also nominated for three top accolades at the National Comedy Awards 2023.
The nominations include 'Best Scripted Comedy', 'Outstanding Comedy Actress' for Saoirse-Monica Jackson and 'Outstanding Supporting Role' for Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and Siobhán McSweeney.
READ NEXT:
- Derry tour guide on father's legacy and what makes her home city unique
- Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee becomes first woman to be awarded the Freedom of Derry
Derry Girls 'Stars In Their Eyes' routine inspired by Lisa McGee's teenage years
- Dancing With The Stars: Brooke Scullion breaks record as she receives top score in first week
For all the latest news, visit the Belfast Live homepage here. To sign up to our FREE newsletters, see here
