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IFTAs 2015: The Winners & Photos


By IMAGE
23rd Oct 2015
IFTAs 2015: The Winners & Photos

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Though the pre-event promotion was rather thin on the ground this year, perhaps given that they’ve now split the IFTAs in two, last night’s telly awards went down a storm. For the first time since Love/Hate came barreling onto our screens, only to scoop every award imaginable, it was time for another Irish production to reign supreme. Of course it’s not that Love/Hate lost out, it’s just that it’s finished. Excuse us while we shed a tear. Last night it was all about new TV3’soap drama Red Rock, who brought home gongs for best ‘Soap or continuing drama’, best director and the people’s choice award. Elsewhere, the man behind the head-scratchingly, internationally successful Mrs Brown’s Boys (sorry, we just don’t get it), Brendan O’Carroll, received a standing ovation as he collected his Lifetime Achievement Award, presented to him by none other than Uncle Gaybo, the grandfather of Irish TV.

It was great to see Sharon Horgan awarded for her brilliant writing in Catastrophe, in which she stars alongside Twitter’s funniest man, Rob Delaney. Scan the full list of winners below and browse our gallery of red carpet appearances above!

REALITY

Connected

DOCUMENTARY SERIES

The High Hopes Choir

DOCUMENTARY SINGLE

Close to Evil

SOAP & CONTINUING DRAMA

Red Rock

NEWS

BBC Newsline: The Death of Ian Paisley

CURRENT AFFAIRS

Inside Bungalow 3 – RT? Investigations Unit

SPECIALIST FACTUAL

Cumann na mBan – Mn? na R?abhl?ide

SPORTS

Arkle – The Legend Lives On

LIVE EVENT

Fleadh TV

CHILDRENS/YOUNG PEOPLES – LIVE ACTION

Our Farm

ANIMATION – CHILDRENS/YOUNG PEOPLES

Lily’s Driftwood Bay

IRISH LANGUAGE

Corp is Anam

DIRECTOR SOAP/COMEDY

Lisa Mulcahy, Red Rock

WRITER SOAP / COMEDY

Sharon Horgan, Catastrophe

DIRECTOR TELEVISION

Liam McGrath, Dolores Keane – A Storm in the Heart

SOUND TELEVSION

John Brennan and Mark Henry, Ceolchuairt

EDITING TELEVISION

Mick Mahon, Rough Rider

CAMERA TELEVISION

Colm Whelan, Aille an Ufais/A Terrible Beauty

PEOPLE?S CHOICE TV SHOW OF THE YEAR

Red Rock