Bad Sisters

It's a good day for “Bad Sisters.” Irish Film and Television Academy Award (IFTAs) nominations have been announced and Sharon Horgan's black comedy leads ...

Antonia Campbell Hughes (“It Is In Us All”) and Rachael Moriarty (co-director of “Róise & Frank”) are up for film directing honors. It’s a good day for “Bad Sisters.” Irish Film and Television Academy Award (IFTAs) nominations have been announced and Sharon Horgan’s black comedy leads the pack with 12 nods including Best Drama, Lead Actress (Horgan), and TV Drama Director (Dearbhla Walsh). [Head over to Deadline](https://deadline.com/2023/03/irish-film-tv-awards-nominations-bad-sisters-the-banshees-of-inisherin-lead-paul-mescal-two-noms-1235281297/) to check out all of the nominees.

Apple TV+ comedy drama "Bad Sisters" is the most-nominated show in the 20th Irish Film & TV Awards, with creator Sharon Horgan receiving nods for both ...

[announcing the nominations](https://www.ifta.ie/news/nominations-23.php). - Eva Birthistle - Anne-Marie Duff

Sharon Horgan's comedy drama about siblings who go to drastic ends to protect one another gets 12 nods while Martin McDonagh's critically-acclaimed film took 11 ...

She added that the IFTAs will be “a celebration of the incredible talent we are so lucky to have in this country”. Florence Pugh and Lakelands, about a GAA player whose life is upended by injury also make the cut. Joining Bad Sisters in the Best Drama category is the Derry Girls’ special The Agreement, Conversations with Friends, Smother, The Dry and Vikings Valhalla. “This superb line-up of nominees in the running for Irish Academy Awards showcases to the world the high calibre of acting, filmmaking and storytelling we have in this country. “The Irish Academy is proud to acknowledge and reward their great work and we look forward to celebrating their achievements at the ceremony.” Irish talent is shortlisted for 14 accolades – and is leading the movie contender at the IFTAs.

Apple TV Plus series leads the way for TV drama nominations, with The Banshees of Inisherin and social realist drama Aisha scoring the most nods in the film ...

"This superb line-up of nominees in the running for Irish Academy Awards showcases to the world the high calibre of acting, filmmaking and storytelling we have in this country. "This is a really exciting time for the film and TV industry and the IFTA awards night on 7 May will be a night full of glamour, excitement, and most importantly, a celebration of the incredible talent we are so lucky to have in this country.” Reflecting on Ireland's huge year in film and television, Minister for Culture Catherine Martin said: “I would like to congratulate all of the nominees and IFTA on the occasion of their 20th anniversary. When it came to the TV categories meanwhile, comedy drama series Bad Sisters dominated the proceedings, with 12 nominations including Best Drama, Director, Script and a massive seven acting nods for all of its key cast members. The Banshees of Inisherin led the way in the film categories, with 11 nominations including Best Film, Director and Script for Martin McDonagh with Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, Barry Keoghan and Kerry Condon all scooping acting nods for their Oscar-nominated performances. [Bad Sisters](https://www.buzz.ie/culture/bad-sisters-season-2-apple-28445427), The Banshees of Inisherin and social realist drama [Aisha](https://www.buzz.ie/movies/aisha-film-direct-provision-sky-28508641) scoring the most nods.

BAD Sisters and The Banshees of Inisherin have swept the board with a jaw-dropping haul of nominations for this year's IFTA Awards.Colin Farrell is ti.

- The Dry - eight - Bad Sisters - 12 - The Wonder - six