5.6
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Peggy is a fictional character portrayed by Helen Roche in the TV series The Woman in the Wall.
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 6 aired

Peggy

by Helen Roche

character

Episodes5

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    Back to Life
    episode S1.E1 january 2024
    When Lorna Brady wakes to find a corpse in her house, she has no idea who the dead woman is or if she's responsible for the apparent murder.
  • 7.4
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    Show Thyself
    episode S1.E2 january 2024
    Lorna will not sleep until she finds out what happened to Aoife Cassidy and what Aoife knew. The town's laundry survivors are campaigning for justice. Lorna discovers that Aoife spoke to another survivor. Past betrayals surface and end in tragedy. Colman and local garda Massey join forces to trace Father Percy's murderer. Key evidence has been destroyed, but Colman identifies his murder suspect as Aoife, whilst Lorna's strange behaviour draws her to his attention. There's something about this town that is really starting to get under Colman's skin. (Courtesy of BBC)
  • 7.7
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    Knock Knock
    episode S1.E3 february 2024
    A survivor's funeral puts Lorna on edge. Her sleeplessness is getting to her, but hope comes through unexpected information about Clemence's daughter which might hold the answer to her own child's fate. Colman feels that he has the evidence he needs to place Lorna and Aoife together, until a final showdown with Lorna takes an unexpected turn.
  • 8.1
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    Ex Gratia
    episode S1.E5 february 2024
    Lorna and Colman become unusual allies when in pursuit of the truth. The survivors receive life-changing news. A fresh suspect emerges in the murder case.
  • 8
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    A Little Resurrection
    episode S1.E6 february 2024
    We delve into Aoife Cassidy’s past, tracing her days in the convent, her peculiar gifts and taking us right to Father Percy’s door the night of the murder. But all is not as it seems. Colman and Massey work together to capture the true culprit behind Father Percy’s murder – but there are darker figures in the shadows who still walk free. Lorna is close to understanding how her daughter was hidden, but an abrupt end questions her sanity. Finding Aoife at last brings Lorna the peace that she needs, although Colman doesn’t see it that way at all. As a final gesture, Colman brings some good news.