2nd Irish Film & Television Awards | |
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Date | 30 October 2004 (2004-10-30) |
Site | James Nesbitt |
Hosted by | Burlington Hotel, Dublin |
Highlights | |
Best Film | Omagh |
Best Actor | Gerard McSorley Omagh |
Best Actress | Eva Birthistle Ae Fond Kiss… |
Most awards | Freeze Frame (3) |
Most nominations | Adam & Paul (8) |
The 2nd Annual Irish Film & Television Awards were hosted by James Nesbitt on 30 October 2004 at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, honouring Irish film and television released in 2004.
Awards in film
Best Irish Film – Jury Award Best Director
Best Cinematography
Best Music
Best Script
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Best Editing
Best Production Design
Best Hair/Make-up
Best Costume Design
Best Short Film
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Awards across TV and film
Best Animation
The Irish Film Board/Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission Award for Best New Talent
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Best Documentary
Best Irish Language Short / Animated Film / Programme
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Awards in television
Best Sports Programme
Best Lifestyle Programme
Best Entertainment Programme
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Best Current Affairs/News Programme Best TV Drama or Drama Series / Soap
Best Children's/Youth Programme
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Awards in acting
Best Actor in a Leading Role – Film
Best Actor in TV Drama
Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Film/TV
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Best Actress in a Leading Role – Film
Best Actress in a TV Drama
Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Film/TV
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People's Choice Awards
The AIB People's Choice Awards For Best Irish Film The Siemens Mobile TV Personality of the Year Award
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The Jameson People's Choice Award for Best International Film The Pantene People's Choice Award for Best International Actress Award The Avica People's Choice Award for Best International Actor
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Outstanding Irish Contribution to Cinema
- Awarded to Pierce Brosnan
Lifetime achievement award
- Awarded to Maureen O'Hara
References
- "Irish Film & Television Awards Winners 2004". Irish Film and Television Academy. Retrieved 12 January 2009.
- "Irish Film and Television Awards: 2004". Internet Movie Database. Archived from the original on 20 June 2009. Retrieved 12 January 2009.
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Years indicate the years of release, not the date of the ceremony; e.g. "2008" indicates a ceremony that took place in 2009, honouring films and television released in 2008. |