7th Irish Film & Television Awards
| 7th Irish Film & Television Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | 20 February 2010 |
| Site | Burlington Hotel, Dublin |
| Hosted by | Victoria Smurfit |
| Highlights | |
| Best Film | The Eclipse |
| Best Actor | Colin Farrell Ondine |
| Best Actress | Saoirse Ronan The Lovely Bones |
| Most awards | Ondine (5) |
| Most nominations | The Eclipse (8) Ondine (8) |
The 7th Irish Film & Television Awards took place on 20 February 2010 in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin.[1] It was hosted by Victoria Smurfit.[2]
Awards in film
Best Film
- The Eclipse (Winner)
- Ondine
- The Secret of Kells
- Zonad
- Eamon
Director in Film
- Jim Sheridan – Brothers (Winner)
- Neil Jordan – Ondine
- John Carney, Kieran Carney – Zonad
- Conor McPherson – The Eclipse
Script Film
- Conor McPherson, Billy Roache – The Eclipse (Winner)
- Neil Jordan – Ondine
- John Carney, Kieran Carney – Zonad
- Margaret Corkery – Eamon
Actor in a lead role
- Colin Farrell – Ondine (Winner)
- Ciarán Hinds – The Eclipse
- Darren Healy – Savage
- Stephen Rea – Nothing personal
Actress in a lead role
- Saoirse Ronan – The Lovely Bones (Winner)
- Janice Byrne – Zonad
- Amy Kirwan – Eamon
- Jade Yourell – Happy Ever Afters
Actor in a Supporting Role Film
- Aidan Quinn – The Eclipse (Winner)
- Simon Delaney – Happy Ever Afters
- Michael Fassbender – Fish Tank
- Michael Gambon – Harry Potter and Half Blood Prince
Actress in a Supporting Role Film
- Dervla Kirwan – Ondine (Winner)
- Anne Marie Duff – Nowhere Boy
- Nora Jane Noone – Savage
- Ger Ryan – Happy Ever Afters
Feature Documentary
- His & Hers (Winner)
- The Bass Player: A song for dad
- Colony
- The Yellow Bittern
International film
Best International Film
- The Hurt Locker
(Winner)
Best International Actress
Best International Actor
Craft / technical categories (film and television)
Costume Design
- Consolata Boyle – Chéri (Winner)
- Joan Bergin – The Tudors
- Allison Byrne – Cracks
- Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh – Ondine
Director of Photography
- Suzie Lavelle – One Hundred Mornings (Winner)
- Tom Comerford – Savage
- Ivan McCullough – The Eclipse
- Ruairí O'Brien – Five Minutes of Heaven
Editing
- Mairead McIvor – Savage (Winner)
- Emer Reynolds – The Eclipse
- Isobel Stephenson – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
- Ken Wardrop – His & Hers
Make Up & Hair
- The Take – Lorraine Glynn, Morna Ferguson
- Five Minutes of Heaven – Pamela Smyth
- The Tudors – Sharon Doyle, Dee Corcoran
- Zonad – Eileen Buggy, Barbara Conway
Original Score
- Brian Byrne – Zonad
- Neil Hannon – Wide Open Spaces
- The Henry Girls – A Shine of Rainbows
- Stephen McKeon – Savage
Production Design
- Anna Rackard – Ondine (Winner)
- Tom Conroy – The Tudors
- Susie Cullen – The Take
- Ashleigh Jeffers – Occupation
Sound
- Ondine – Brendan Deasy, Tom Johnson, Sarah Gaines (Winner)
- The Eclipse – Ronan Hill, Jon Stevenson, John Fitzgerald
- Five Minutes of Heaven – Ronan Hill, Jon Stevenson, John Fitzgerald
- Savage – Patrick Hanlon, John Fitzgerald, Fiadhnait McCann
Television drama categories
Single Drama / Drama Serial
- Five Minutes of Heaven Winner
- Belonging to Laura
- Best: His Mother's Son
- Father & Son
- Rásaí na Gaillimhe
Drama Series / Soap
Director Television
- Thaddeus O'Sullivan – Into the Storm (Winner)
- Ciaran Donnelly – The Tudors
- Robert Quinn – Rásaí na Gaillimhe
- Declan Recks – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
Script Television
- Frank Deasy – Father & Son (Winner)
- Frank McGuinness – A Short Stay in Switzerland
- Eugene O'Brien – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
- James Phelan – Rásaí na Gaillimhe
Actor in a Lead Role – Television
- Brendan Gleeson – Into the Storm (Winner)
- Gabriel Byrne – In Treatment
- Liam Neeson – Five Minutes of Heaven
- Jonathan Rhys Meyers – The Tudors
Actress in a Lead Role – Television
- Elaine Cassidy – Harper's Island (Winner)
- Ruth Bradley – Rásaí na Gaillimhe
- Michelle Fairley – Best: His Mother's Son
- Charlene McKenna – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
Actor in a Supporting Role – Television
- Stephen Rea – Father & Son (Winner)
- Declan Conlon – Fair City
- Diarmuid Noyes – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
- Owen Roe – Val Falvey, T.D.
Actress in a Supporting Role – Television
- Sarah Bolger – The Tudors (Winner)
- Dawn Bradfield – Pure Mule – The Last Weekend
- Amy Huberman – The Clinic
- Tatiana Ouliankina – Belonging to Laura
Television categories
Children's / Youth Programme
- On The Block – Tory Island (Winner)
- Aisling's Diary
- Ballybraddan
- Seacht
Current Affairs
- The Frontline (Winner)
- Paul Williams Investigates: The Battle for the Gasfield
- Prime Time Investigates: Travellers – On the Edge
- Spotlight: Stem Cell Tourists
Documentary Series
- Blood of the Irish (Winner)
- Bóthar go dtí an White House
- I See A Darkness
- Teorainn
Single Documentary
- Seamus Heaney: Out Of The Marvellous (Winner)
- Abuse of Trust: Sins of the Fathers
- The Forgotten Irish
- The House
Entertainment Programme
- Apprentice (Winner)
- The All Ireland Talent Show
- The Savage Eye
- Xposé – The Stephen Gately Tribute
News Programme
Factual Programme
- Nightly News with Vincent Browne (Winner)
- Celebrity Bainisteoir
- Killers – O'Reilly
- Welcome to my World
Sports
- Grand Slam Journey (Winner)
- GAA Beo
- Pride of The Parish
- Shay Elliot
Others
Special Irish Language Award
- Rásaí na Gaillimhe (Winner)
- CSÍ
- Ros na Rún
- Seacht
Animation
- The Secret of Kells (Winner)
- Hasan Everywhere
- The Polish Language
- Trolley Boy
Short Film
- Runners (Winner)
- If I Should Fall Behind
- Moore Street Masala
- Sunshower
Rising Star Award
- Tomm Moore[3]
- Margaret Corkery
- Darren Healy
- Brendan Muldowney
- Robert Sheehan
- Ken Wardrop
Lifetime Achievement Award John Boorman
References
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