
It was the biggest night of the year for Irish actors, directors and filmmakers of all kinds — the Irish Film & Television Academy Awards.
Huge stars like Colm Meaney, Fionnuala Flanagan and Ruth Negga were out in style for a celebration of Irish contributions to film both domestically and abroad.
It was a night of big victories for A Date for Mad Mary on the film side of things and An Klondike on the television side of things.
It was also a big night for Mattress Mick. The documentary, Mattress Men, centred around his story won the Best Documentary accolade
Here are the big winners from last night's ceremony:
Best Film — A Date for Mad Mary
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Best Director — Richie Smyth (The Siege of Jadotville)
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Best Lead Actress — Ruth Negga (Loving)
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Best Lead Actor — Colm Meaney (The Journey)
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Best Drama — Vikings
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Best Supporting Actor — Jason O'Mara (The Siege of Jadotville)
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Best Supporting Actress — Charleigh Bailey (A Date for Mad Mary)
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Best Documentary — Mattress Men
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Best Short Film — Heartbreak
Best Supporting Actor in Drama — Ned Dennehy (An Klondike)
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Best Supporting Actress in Drama — Charlie Murphy
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Best Director in Drama — Daithí Keane
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