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Tuesday 24 November 2020
Recognition for Gearóid Hegarty and Conor McKenna after some impressive performances.
Black ’47, Rialto and Black Mirror were also among the awards at the IFTAs last night.
The full list of men’s and women’s underage winners were announced today.
Brian Hayes and Hannah O’Connor took the Player of the Year awards.
The six-part podcast has been nominated in the Celtic Media Festival and New York Radio Festival awards.
The finalists both have five players on the XV.
Independent News and Media’s Mark Condren picked up the top honour this evening.
Will Saoirse get her coveted Oscar?
Both women are nominated in the Leading Actress category.
The 26 nominees will be narrowed down on 8 December with the winner announced six days later.
Here are this year’s winners.
A total of 156 books have been longlisted for the award.
The awards recognise excellence in media coverage of mental health issues.
Rassie Erasmus was named Coach of the Year, while South Africa earned Team of the Year.
O’Shea gets the nod over team-mate David Clifford and Armagh’s Rian O’Neill.
Eddie Jones, Rassie Erasmus, Warren Gatland, and Steve Hansen are also on the shortlist.
There are further Australia-bound stars nominated at intermediate and junior level.
Atwood has been awarded for The Testaments and Evaristo has been awarded for Girl, Woman, Other.
O’Connell had been dropped from the radio station in July.
The awards ceremony took place in Meath this evening.
Game of Thrones has also smashed the record for the most Emmy nominations for a drama series in a single year.
News editor Sinéad O’Carroll, political correspondent Christina Finn, and reporter Sean Murray all won prizes for their articles.
An Oireachtas employee, a 16-year-old Dublin boxer and a mental health campaigner also received awards.
The Manchester City forward took a whopping 62% of the votes to see off Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk.
The Ireland pair have been included in the League One selection by their fellow professionals.
Munster Rugby chief Garrett Fitzgerald was honoured for his outstanding contribution to Irish sport, meanwhile.
Aoife, Bróna and Eilís Ní Chaiside are all honoured in defence, while the provincial players of the year have also been named.
The film won for best ensemble cast, defeating A Star Is Born, BlacKkKlansman, Bohemian Rhapsody and Crazy Rich Asians.
Olivia Colman, who plays Queen Anne in Irish-produced The Favourite, took home a best actress award.
Stephen Kenny is up against three of his former Lilywhites players for SWAI Personality of the Year.
Ten people, chosen from 148 nominations, are set to be honoured by President Higgins today.
Pat Hume, the wife of civil rights leader John Hume, will receive a Lifetime Achievement Awards at tonight’s ceremony.
Johnny Sexton was named Guinness Rugby Writers Player of the Year last night.
The awards are made to those abused while resident in industrial schools.
There has been ongoing tension between the FAI and the PFAI in recent times.
Kerry’s Paul Walsh and Galway’s Donal O’Shea have been named Electric Ireland Footballer and Hurler of the Year.
The Beaumont Hospital Foundation’s annual Honour Your Heroes event took place yesterday.
Limerick’s Dan Morrissey and Clare’s Podge Collins scooped the accolades.
The building in Dublin’s north inner city has won two architectural awards.
The shortlist for the public choice award included 31 entries around the island of Ireland and one in India.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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