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Best Film 2020 - Ordinary Love
Director Martin Scorsese announced 'Ordinary Love' as the IFTA winner to Directors Lisa Barros D'Sa, Glenn Leyburn, Writer Owen McCafferty & Producer Brian J. Falconer -
Best Film 2019 - Black '47
Director Martin Scorsese announced 'Black '47' as the IFTA winner to Director Lance Daly, Producers Macdara Kelleher & Jonathan Loughran, Actor Stephen Rea and -
Best Director Film - Paddy Breathnach
Deirdre O'Kane announced Paddy Breathnach as the winner for 'Rosie' -
Best Script Film Mark O'Halloran
Deirdre O'Kane announced Mark O'Halloran as the winner for 'Rialto' -
Best Actor Film - Tom Vaughan-Lawlor
Star Wars' Daisy Ridley announced Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as the winner for his performance in 'Rialto' -
Best Actress Film - Jessie Buckley
Liam Neeson announced Jessie Buckley as the winner for her performance in 'Wild Rose' -
Best Supporting Actor Film - David Wilmot
Ruth Negga announced David Wilmot as the winner for 'Ordinary Love' -
Best Supporting Actress Film - Niamh Algar
Deirdre O'Kane announced Niamh Algar as the winner for 'Calm with Horses' -
George Morrison Feature Documentary Award - The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid
Elaine Crowley announces 'The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid' as the winner to producer Luke McManus -
Best Animated Short - The Dream Report
Actors Daisy Edgar-Jones & Paul Mescal announce 'The Dream Report' as the winner -
Best Short Film - Welcome to a Bright White Limbo
Actors Daisy Edgar-Jones & Paul Mescal announce 'Welcome to a Bright White Limbo' as the winner -
Screen Ireland Rising Star 2020 - Aisling Franciosi
Actor Liam Cunningham announces Aisling Franciosi as the Screen Ireland Rising Star following her breakthrough role in 'The Nightingale'
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Best Drama - Blood
Chris O'Dowd announced 'Blood' as the winner to creator Sophie Petzal -
Best Director Drama - Dearbhla Walsh
Amy Huberman announced Dearbhla Walsh as the winner for 'The Handmaid's Tale' -
Lead Actor Drama - Andrew Scott
Caitriona Balfe announced Andrew Scott as the winner for 'Black Mirror: Smithereens' -
Lead Actress Drama - Niamh Algar
Deirdre O'Kane announced Niamh Algar as the winner for 'The Virtues' -
Best Supporting Actor Drama - Mark O'HalloranDeirdre O'Kane announced Mark O'Halloran as the winner for 'The Virtues'
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Best Supporting Actress Drama - Jessie Buckley
Actor Robbie Sheehan presented the IFTA to Jessie Buckley for 'Chernobyl' -
Best Cinematography - Piers McGrail
Deirdre O'Kane announces Piers McGrail as the winner for 'Never Grow Old' -
Best Editing - Mick Mahon
Deirdre O'Kane announced Mick Mahon as the winner for 'Gaza' -
Best Production Design - John Leslie
Deirdre O'Kane announced John Leslie as the winner for 'Never Grow Old' -
Best VFX - Ed Bruce & Nicholas Murphy
Deirdre O'Kane announced Ed Bruce & Nicholas Murphy as the winner for 'We Have Always Lived in the Castle' -
Best Make Up & Hair - Liz Byrne & Linda Gannon
Deirdre O'Kane announced Liz Byrne & Linda Gannon for 'Black '47' -
Best Sound - Brendan Rehill, Alan Scully & Peter Blayney
Deirdre O'Kane announced Brendan Rehill, Alan Scully & Peter Balyney as the winners for 'Arracht' -
Best Costume - Eimear Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh
Deirdre O'Kane announced Eimear Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh as the winner for 'The Rhythm Section' -
Kíla 'Arracht' Winner Original Music
Presenter Deirdre O'Kane presented the IFTA to Kíla for 'Arracht'
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