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Martin McCann, IFTA winner of Lead Actor in a Film, with actress Kim Catrell. KOBPIX
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Gallery: Check out the winners at last night's IFTAs

See who hit the red carpet and who scooped which awards at last night’s Irish Film and Television Awards in Dublin.
12.26pm, 13 Feb 2011
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A HOST OF IRISH FILM AND TELEVISION talent turned out for the eight annual Irish Film and Television Awards last night in Dublin.

Martin McCann took the Lead Actor award for his film Swansong, while Rewind’s Amy Huberman took Lead Actress.

Domhnall Gleeson, son of actor Brendan Gleeson, came away with two awards: the Rising Star award, and Lead Actor for the TV production When Harvey Met Bob.

TV presenter Lottie Ryan collected the Factual Programme award for Operation Transformation on behalf of her late father Gerry Ryan.

Producer Morgan O’Sullivan received the Outstanding Contribution to Industry Award in recognition of his dedication to the Irish entertainment industry. Irish projects involving O’Sullivan have included The Tudors, Braveheart, PS I Love You, and Angela’s Ashes.

Check out the red carpet glamour and other award winners from last night’s IFTAs:

Gallery: Check out the winners at last night's IFTAs
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    Pierce Brosnan who won Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Film) for The Ghost. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Martin McCann, winner of Lead Actor in a Film for his role in Swansong, with Kim Catrell. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Lottie Ryan, with the IFTA won by Operation Transformation for Best Factual Programme at the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards. She accepted the award on behalf of her late father, Gerry. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    RTÉ's Miriam O'Callaghan arriving on the red carpet for the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards at the Convention Centre, Dublin. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Lucy Kennedy arriving on the red carpet for the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Karen Koster arriving on the IFTA red carpet. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Gráinne Seoige. Photo by KOBPIX. NO FEE PICS

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    Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Reunited on stage Keith McErlean, Simon Delaney and Don Wycherly of Bachelors Walk. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Saoirse Ronan, who won Best Supporting Actress (Film) for The Way Back. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Amy Huberman, IFTA winner of Best Actress in a Lead Role (Film/Television) for 'Rewind'. Photo by KOBPIX.

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    Stephen Rea, IFTA winner of Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Televison) for Single Handed. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Pierce Brosnan who won Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Film) for The Ghost. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Martin McCann, winner of Lead Actor in a Film for his role in Swansong, with Kim Catrell. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Lottie Ryan, with the IFTA won by Operation Transformation for Best Factual Programme at the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards. She accepted the award on behalf of her late father, Gerry. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • RTÉ's Miriam O'Callaghan arriving on the red carpet for the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards at the Convention Centre, Dublin. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Lucy Kennedy arriving on the red carpet for the 8th Irish Film and Television Awards. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Karen Koster arriving on the IFTA red carpet. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Gráinne Seoige. Photo by KOBPIX. NO FEE PICS
  • Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Reunited on stage Keith McErlean, Simon Delaney and Don Wycherly of Bachelors Walk. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Saoirse Ronan, who won Best Supporting Actress (Film) for The Way Back. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Amy Huberman, IFTA winner of Best Actress in a Lead Role (Film/Television) for 'Rewind'. Photo by KOBPIX.
  • Stephen Rea, IFTA winner of Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Televison) for Single Handed. Photo by KOBPIX.

Check out the full list of IFTA nominees and winners >

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