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21st Irish Film & Television Awards

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Irish media awards, held in 2025

21st Irish Film & Television Awards
Date	14 February 2025
Site	Dublin Royal Convention Centre
Hosted by	Kevin McGahern
Highlights
Most nominations	Film:Kneecap (17) Television:Say Nothing (10)
Television coverage
Channel	RTÉ
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The21stIrish Film & Television Academy Awards, also called theIFTA Film & Drama Awards 2025 took place on 14 February 2025.^[1] The ceremony was held at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre for the second consecutive time.^[2]^[3] The host for the ceremony wasKevin McGahern.^[4]It honouredIrish films andtelevision drama released between 1 January 2024 and 31 December 2024.^[5]

The nominations were announced on 14 January 2025.^[6] In the film categories, musical comedy-dramaKneecap led the nominations with seventeen, followed bySmall Things Like These with nine. In the television side,Disney+'s miniseriesSay Nothing received the most nominations with ten, followed byApple TV+ drama seriesBad Sisters with eight.^[7]^[8]

Nominees for the Rising Star Award were announced on 29 January 2025.^[9] The recipient was North Irish actorAnthony Boyle. Irish actorColm Meaney will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award, in recognition of his "extraordinary contributions to cinema and television".^[10]

In regards of the nominations, Academy CEO Áine Moriarty said "The 2025 nominees shortlisted for Irish Academy Awards this year is an incredible showcase of skill and talent in front and behind the camera". She also commented that "There is absolutely no doubt that Irish talent is amongst the best in the world, delivering such high standards of acting, filmmaking, and storytelling. The Irish Academy is proud to showcase this industry’s great work and to reward their achievements."^[11]

Winners and nominees

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Saoirse Ronan, Best Lead Actress and Best Supporting Actress winner

Colin Farrell, Best Lead Actor in Television winner

Lola Petticrew, Best Lead Actress in Television winner

Sharon Horgan, Best Television Script winner

Ralph Fiennes, Best International Actor winner

Demi Moore, Best International Actress winner

Anthony Boyle, Rising Star Award recipient

Colm Meaney, Lifetime Achievement Award recipient

Film

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Best Film	Best Director
Small Things Like These Kathleen Is Here King Frankie Kneecap Spilt Milk The Apprentice	Rich Peppiatt –Kneecap Eva Birthistle –Kathleen Is Here John Crowley –We Live in Time Brian Durnin –Spilt Milk Damian McCarthy –Oddity Christine Molloy, Joe Lawlor –Baltimore
Best Lead Actor	Best Lead Actress
*Cillian Murphy –Small Things Like These* as Bill Furlong** Peter Coonan –King Frankie as Frankie Paul Mescal –Gladiator II as Lucius Verus Aurelius / "Hanno" Naoise Ó Caireallain –Kneecap as himself J.J. Ó Dochartaigh –Kneecap as himself Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh –Kneecap as himself	*Saoirse Ronan –The Outrun* as Rona** Carolyn Bracken –Oddity as Dani Odello-Timmis / Darcy Odello Jessie Buckley –Wicked Little Letters as Rose Gooding Hazel Doupe –Kathleen Is Here as Kathleen Eileen Walsh –Small Things Like These as Eileen Furlong Alisha Weir –Abigail as Abigail
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
*Brían F. O'Byrne –Conclave* as Monsignor Raymond O'Malley** Peter Coonan –Kathleen Is Here as Rory Michael Fassbender –Kneecap as Arlo Ó Cairealláin Barry Keoghan –Bird as Bug Tom Vaughan-Lawlor –Baltimore as Dominic Steve Wall –Oddity as Ivan	*Saoirse Ronan –Blitz* as Rita** Zara Devlin –Small Things Like These as Sarah Clare Dunne –Kathleen Is Here as Dee Fionnuala Flaherty –Kneecap as Caitlin Simone Kirby –Kneecap as Dolores Ó Cairealláin Jessica Reynolds –Kneecap as Georgia
Best Script	George Morrison Award for Best Feature Documentary
Small Things Like These –Enda Walsh Kathleen Is Here –Eva Birthistle Spilt Milk – Cara Loftus Baltimore –Christine Molloy, Joe Lawlor Kneecap –Rich Peppiatt Abigail – Stephen Shields	The Flats – Alessandra Celesia Face Down: The Disappearance of Thomas Niedermayer – Gerry Gregg Don't Forget to Remember – Ross Killeen Blue Road: The Edna O'Brien Story – Sinéad O'Shea Mrs Robinson – Aoife Kelleher Brendan Gleeson's Farewell to Hughes's – Ciarán Ó Maonaigh
Best Live Action Short Film	Best Animated Short Film
Clodagh – Portia A. Buckley Farmers!? – Freddie Leyden Room Taken – TJ O'Grady Peyton Turnaround – Aisling Byrne Two Mothers – Anna Rodgers We Beg to Differ – Ruairi Bradley Wife of the Future – Rory Hanrahan Wrecker – Martina McGlynn	Dembaya – Borja Espana Guillot Every Other Weekend – Margaret Rose Homebird – Ewa Smyk Nightpay – Rachel Fitzgerald

Television

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Best Drama	Best Director
Bad Sisters (Apple TV+) Say Nothing (Disney+) The Dry (RTÉ One /ITVX) Bodkin (Netflix) Blue Lights (BBC One) Crá (TG4)	*Dearbhla Walsh –Bad Sisters* (Apple TV+)** Paddy Breathnach –The Dry (RTÉ One / ITVX) Brian Kirk –The Day of the Jackal (Sky Atlantic /Peacock) Michael Lennox –Say Nothing (Disney+) Lisa Mulcahy –Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale (Sundance Now) Hannah Quinn –The Boy That Never Was (RTÉ)
Best Lead Actor	Best Lead Actress
*Colin Farrell –The Penguin* asOswald "Oz" Cobb / The Penguin (HBO)** Anthony Boyle –Say Nothing asBrendan Hughes (Disney+) Michael Fassbender –The Agency as Brandon Cunningham (Paramount+ with Showtime) Ciarán Hinds –The Dry as Tom Sheridan (RTÉ One / ITVX) Andrew Scott –Ripley asTom Ripley (Netflix) Aidan Turner –Rivals as Declan O'Hara (Disney+)	*Lola Petticrew –Say Nothing* asDolours Price (Disney+)** Elaine Cassidy –Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale as Sarah Fenn (Sundance Now) Nicola Coughlan –Bridgerton as Penelope Bridgerton (Netflix) Siobhán Cullen –Bodkin as Dubheasa "Dove" Maloney (Netflix) Roisin Gallagher –The Dry as Shiv Sheridan (RTÉ One / ITVX) Sharon Horgan –Bad Sisters as Eva Garvey (Apple TV+)
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
*Tom Vaughan-Lawlor –Say Nothing* as olderBrendan Hughes (Disney+)** Anthony Boyle –Masters of the Air as LieutenantHarry Crosby (Apple TV+) Liam Cunningham –3 Body Problem as Thomas Wade (Netflix) Michael Smiley –Bad Sisters as Roger Muldoon (Apple TV+) Chris Walley –Bodkin as Sean O'Shea (Netflix) David Wilmot –Bodkin as Seamus Gallagher (Netflix)	*Hazel Doupe –Say Nothing* asMarian Price (Disney+)** Siobhán Cullen –The Dry as Caroline Sheridan (RTÉ One / ITVX) Eve Hewson –Bad Sisters as Becka Garvey (Apple TV+) Ruth Negga –Presumed Innocent as Barbara Sabich (Apple TV+) Fiona Shaw –Bad Sisters as Angelica Muldoon (Apple TV+) Victoria Smurfit –Rivals as Maud O'Hara (Disney+)
Best Script
Bad Sisters –Sharon Horgan (Apple TV+) Faithless –Baz Ashmawy (Virgin Media Television) The Day of the Jackal –Ronan Bennett (Sky Atlantic / Peacock) The Dry – Nancy Harris (RTÉ One / ITVX) Blue Lights – Adam Patterson, Declan Lawn (BBC One) Say Nothing –Kirsten Sheridan, Joshua Zetumer (Disney+)

International Film

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Best International Film
Conclave Anora Dune: Part Two The Brutalist The Outrun The Substance
Best International Actor	Best International Actress
*Ralph Fiennes –Conclave* as Cardinal Thomas Lawrence** Adrien Brody –The Brutalist as László Tóth Timothee Chalamet –A Complete Unknown asBob Dylan Kieran Culkin –A Real Pain as Benjamin "Benji" Kaplan Sebastian Stan –The Apprentice asDonald Trump Denzel Washington –Gladiator II as Macrinus	*Demi Moore –The Substance* as Elizabeth Sparkle** Cynthia Erivo –Wicked asElphaba Thropp Angelina Jolie –Maria asMaria Callas Mikey Madison –Anora as Anora "Ani" Mikheeva Florence Pugh –We Live in Time as Almut Brühl Emily Watson –Small Things Like These as Sister Mary

Craft & Technical (Film and Television)

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Best Casting	Best Cinematography
Kneecap – Carla Stronge Baltimore – Emma Gunnery Bodkin – Louise Kiely (Netflix) Say Nothing – Lucy Amos,Nina Gold (Disney+) Small Things Like These – Maureen Hughes	Bird –Robbie Ryan Fréwaka – Narayan Van Maele Kneecap – Ryan Kernaghan Say Nothing – Stephen Murphy (Disney+) The Penguin – Darran Tiernan (HBO)
Best Costume Design	Best Production Design
Kneecap – Zjena Glamocanin Abigail – Gwen Jeffares Hourie House of the Dragon – Caroline McCall (HBO) Spilt Milk – Gwen Jeffares Hourie Vikings: Valhalla – Susan O’Connor-Cave (Netflix)	Abigail – Susie Cullen Bodkin – Paki Smith (Netflix) Kneecap – Nicola Moroney The Tourist – Philip Murphy (Netflix) Vikings: Valhalla – Tom Conroy (Netflix)
Best Hair & Makeup	Best Editing
The Apprentice – Sandra Kelly, Tom McInerney Abigail – Linda Gannon, Liz Byrne Kneecap – Liz Boston Small Things Like These – Lorraine Glynn, Lynn Johnston Vikings: Valhalla – Joe Whelan, Tom McInerney (Netflix)	Kneecap – Julian Ulrichs & Chris Gill Bad Sisters – Derek Holland (Apple TV+) Kathleen Is Here – Colin Campbell Paddington in Peru –Úna Ní Dhonghaíle Say Nothing – Edel McDonnell (Disney+)
Best Sound	Best Original Music
Oddity – Aza Hand, Hugo Parvery Abigail – Hugh Fox Blackshore – John "Bob" Brennan, Mark Henry, Fionan Higgins (RTÉ One) Kneecap – Aza Hand, Brendan Rehill, Chris Woodcock Small Things Like These – Hugh Fox, Senjan Jansen	Fréwaka – Die Hexen The Apprentice – David Holmes The Dry – Sarah Lynch (RTÉ One / ITVX) The Magic Reindeer: Saving Santa's Sleigh – Eimear Noone, Craig Stuart Garfinkle The Song Cycle – Ray Harman
Best VFX
Shōgun – Ed Bruce, Andrew Barry (FX) 3 Body Problem – Ed Bruce, Liam Neville (Netflix) Bodkin – John Kennedy, Lisa Maher (Netflix) Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale – Dan Cullen (Sundance Now)

Special

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Rising Star

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Anthony Boyle(Actor —House of Guinness,Manhunt,Masters of the Air,Say Nothing,Tetris)
- Aislinn Clarke(Director/Writer —The Devil's Doorway,Eye Exam,Fréwaka)
- Clinton Liberty(Actor —Holding,House of the Dragon,Normal People,Red Election,Touchdown)
- Alisha Weir(Actor —Abigail,Matilda the Musical,Wicked Little Letters)

Irish Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement

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Colm Meaney(for his extraordinary contributions to cinema and television)^[11]

References

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^"IFTA AWARDS 2025 WINNERS ANNOUNCED".IRISH film and Television Academy. 13 February 2025. Archived fromthe original on 3 June 2025. Retrieved7 July 2025.
^Ntim, Zac (14 January 2025)."Irish Film & TV Award Nominations: Cillian Murphy Drama 'Small Things Like These' And 'Kneecap' Among Leaders".Deadline. Retrieved22 January 2025.
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^"IFTA Film & Drama Awards 2024: Rules & Guidelines for Submissions"(PDF).IFTA. Retrieved22 January 2025.
^Ritman, Alex (14 January 2025)."'Kneecap' Dominates Irish Academy Awards Nominations With 17 Nods".Variety. Retrieved22 January 2025.
^Szalai, Georg (14 January 2025)."'Kneecap' Tops Irish Film & TV Awards Noms; Cillian Murphy, Paul Mescal, Colin Farrell Up for Nods".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved22 January 2025.
^Ainsworth, Paul (14 January 2025)."Kneecap and Say Nothing lead nominations for the Irish Film and Television Awards".The Irish News. Retrieved22 January 2025.
^"Screen Ireland - IFTA Rising Star nominees announced for 2025 ahead of February 14th ceremony".Screen Ireland. 29 January 2025. Retrieved24 February 2025.The Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) and Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland are delighted to announce the 2025 Screen Ireland - IFTA Rising Star Nominees.
^Ritman, Alex (10 January 2025)."Colm Meaney to Receive Irish Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award".Variety. Retrieved22 January 2025.
^^a ^b"IFTA Awards 2025: Nominations announced in 29 categories, celebrating Irish talent across Film and Drama".Screen Ireland. 14 January 2025. Retrieved22 January 2025.

External links

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Awards at theIrish Film & Television Academy official website

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