Anecdotes

Although her character Clare in Derry Girls (2018) is at least 15 years old, she was already 30 at the time of filming the first season.

Named as "One to Watch" by The Stage newspaper upon graduating from Drama School.

Trained at Birmingham School of Acting and The Oxford School of Drama.

She once revealed that she was broke during most of her 20's. Because of that, she moved to Galway where she worked at an optician clinic.

Nicola has appeared in the West End in ''Jess and Joe Forever" by Zoe Cooper at The Old Vic, "Duck" by Stella Feehily for Out of Joint, and also the UK tour of "Chapel Street" by Luke Barnes.

Nicola was nominated for 'Best Female' in The Off West End Awards, 2016 , for her role in 'Jess and Joe Forever'.

Nicola Coughlan actively promotes mental health awareness and encourages open conversations about mental well-being.

She has been vocal about promoting body acceptance and self-love, encouraging people to embrace their bodies and celebrate their uniqueness.

Nicola has expressed her love for classic literature, often recommending books to her fans and engaging in discussions about literature.

Nicola Coughlan enjoys spending time in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes and baking treats.