An Irish Goodbye

The nominations for the Oscars were announced on Tuesday afternoon. | UTV News.

Brendan Gleeson has been nominated for an Oscar for best actor in a supporting role for The Banshees Of Inisherin, alongside co-star Barry Keoghan. The Banshees of Inisherin has received two nods in the best supporting actor category and Colin Farrell nominated for best actor. 'An Irish Goodbye' has been nominated for best short film at the Oscars.

The results were announced on Tuesday afternoon. The film, which was written and co-directed by east Belfast's Ross White, was up against 14 other short films ...

Colin Farrell was nominated for Best Actor, while Brendan Gleeson and Barry Keoghan were both nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Désirée Finnegan, Chief Executive at Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, said: “This is an historic moment for Irish-language film, which we are immensely proud of, along with our Cine4 partners TG4 and the BAI. It will be competing in the Best International Feature film category. Northern Ireland Screen is very pleased to have supported An Irish Goodbye and wish them every success for awards season.” Kerry Condon was nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. “Having grown up watching the Oscars every year from afar, we are completely honoured and overwhelmed by this nomination.

'An Irish Goodbye', Tom Berkeley and Ross White's film about two estranged brothers which was partly shot in Derry, has been nominated for an Academy Award.

‘An Irish Goodbye’ is a Floodlight Pictures film produced in association with First Flights and NI Screen. [James Martin](/topic/james-martin) and Michelle Fairley, in the short live action category was announced by the Academy on Tuesday. ‘An Irish Goodbye’, Tom Berkeley and Ross White’s film about two estranged brothers which was partly shot in Derry, has been nominated for an Academy Award.