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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