Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee has confirmed that the popular TV series could be set for its debut on the big screen.
The Derry-born writer said the potential for a movie adaptation was something she'd like to "explore".
In a recent interview with Red Carpet News TV, Lisa was coy to give too much away but confirmed that a Derry Girls movie could be in the pipeline "at some point".
She said: "It's definitely something we are talking about and it's something I would like to explore.
"It's just about making sure the story is right so it's about me figuring all of that out at some point."
The show was a hit with audiences in the UK and Ireland, and has been met with praise across the world after airing on Netflix.
And the Channel 4 show is set to hit our TV screens again later this year with the writer giving some hints as to what viewers can expect.
Lisa added: "There's definitely a very personal journey that they [main characters in Derry Girls] go on, as well as a political one.
“It's an exciting time for them as they're just on the cusp of adulthood.
"There's lots of new guest characters, as always.
"In every episode, we have a new big guest star come in. That's really exciting, writing those.
"That has been good craic, looking forward to shooting all of that."
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