Last night, the glitz and glamour of the 10th annual Irish Film and Television Awards came to Dublin, with a who's who of Irish Talent gathering to celebrate an absolutely fantastic year in Irish film and television (seriously, it was one of the best in recent memory. This current crop is a really talented bunch). Surprising just about nobody, What Richard Did proved to be the big winner, netting 5 awards, including Best Film, and Grabbers, which should have done better than it actually did, bagging Ruth Bradley a Best Actress award. A full list of winners, in all categories, is below:
FILM
Best Film: What Richard Did
Best Director: Lenny Abrhamson (What Richard Did)
Best Script: Malcolm Campbell (What Richard Did)
Best Actor: Jack Reynor (What Richard Did)
Best Supporting Actor: Domhnall Gleeson (Anna Karenina)
Best Actress: Ruth Bradley (Grabbers)
Best Supporting Actress: BrÃd Brennan (Shadow Dancer)
Special Irish Language Award: Lón Sa Spéir
George Morrison Feature Documentary Award: Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence In The House Of God
Best Short Film: Morning
Best Animation: Macropolis
Best International Film: Argo
Best International Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln)
Best International Actress: Marion Cotillard (Rust And Bone)
Best Costume: Maggie Donnelly (Good Vibrations)
Best DOP: Seamus McGarvey (Anna Karenina)
Best Editing: Nathan Nugent (What Richard Did)
Best Sound: Garrett Farrell, Hugh Fox, Steve Fanagan (Citadel)
Irish Film Board Rising Star Award: Gerad Barret (writer, director, editor, producer, Pilgrim Hill)
TELEVISION
Best Drama: Love/Hate
Best Director: David Caffery (Love/Hate)
Best Script: Stuart Carolan (Love/Hate)
Best Actor: Tom Vaughn Lawlor (Love/Hate)
Best Actress: Charlie Murphy (Love/Hate)
Best Supporting Actress: Susan Loughnane (Love/Hate)
Best Supporting Actor: Andrew Scott (Sherlock)
Best Makeup & Hair: Sharon Doyle, Eileen Buggy (Ripper Street)
Best Production Design: Mark Geragthy (Ripper Street)
Best Score: Niall Byrne (Loving Miss Hatto)
Best Childrens/Youth: Roy
Best Sports: When Ali Came To Ireland
Best Current Affairs: Spotlight: Sean Quinn's Missing Millions
Best Documentary: Congo 1961
Best Documentary Series: Bullyproof
Best Entertainment: Moone Boy
Best Factual: The Radharc Squad
Best Reality: Jockey Elite
Best Director: Maurice Sweeney (WB Yeats: No Country For Old Men)
Best DOP: Michael O'Donovan (Gaeil Nua Eabhrac)
Best Editing: Brenda Morrissey (Inside The Department)
Best Sound: Mark Henry, Conall De Cléir, John Brennan (Am An Ghátair)
A big congratulations to everyone who won!
