6th Irish Film & Television Awards - Awards in Television Drama

Awards in Television Drama

Single Drama/Drama Serial

  • Whistleblower (Winner)
    • George Gently
    • The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce
    • Little White Lie
    • School Run

Drama Series / Soap

  • The Tudors (Winner)
    • The Clinic
    • Fair City
    • Raw
    • Ros na Rún

Director Television

  • Ciaran Donnelly - The Tudors (Winner)
    • Dermot Boyd – Whistleblower
    • Dearbhla Walsh – Little Dorrit
    • Kieron J. Walsh – Raw

Script Television

  • Graham Linehan - The I.T. Crowd (Winner)
    • Stuart Carolan & Barry Murphy – Little White Lie
    • Rob Heyland – Whistleblower
    • Peter McKenna – The Clinic

Actor in a Lead Role Television

  • Aidan Gillen - The Wire (Winner)
    • Dominic Mafham - The Clinic
    • Jonathan Rhys Meyers – The Tudors
    • Stanley Townsend – Whistleblower

Actress in a Lead Role Television

  • Charlene McKenna - Raw (Winner)
    • Elaine Cassidy - Little White Lie
    • Charlene McKenna – Whistleblower
    • Deirdre O'Kane – Bittersweet

Actor in a Supporting Role Television

  • Peter O'Toole - The Tudors (Winner)
    • Michael Fassbender - The Devil's Whore
    • David Herlihy - The Clinic
    • John Kavanagh – George Gently

Actress in a Supporting Role Television

  • Maria Doyle Kennedy - The Tudors (Winner)
    • Orla Brady - Mistresses
    • Hilda Fay - Whistleblower
    • Amy Huberman – The Clinic

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