The article discusses a new series available on ITV X, showcasing Roisin Gallagher, a star from the popular Netflix series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, which has recently topped streaming charts. Gallagher plays the main character, Shiv Sheridan, in The Dry, described in the article as a 'hidden gem' show that fans of Gallagher might enjoy as they seek additional content following the success of her recent Netflix feature.

The Dry is created by BAFTA-nominee Nancy Harris and directed by Paddy Breathnach, and it tackles the themes of sobriety and personal struggle. Set in Dublin, the series follows Shiv as she attempts to rediscover herself after years away, presumably grappling with her past. This narrative resonates with audiences who appreciate strong character-driven stories and adds depth to Gallagher's role as an actress in the thriving scene of Northern Ireland.

The attention towards Gallagher and her works underlines a growing interest in Northern Irish narratives in modern television. With the success of How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, there is potentially a wider appreciation for stories set in Northern Ireland and the talent emerging from the region, paving the way for increased viewership and support for local productions and actors.