The 2015 IFTA nominees in full

Frank and Patrick’s Day have topped the list for film nominations with nine, while both Love/Hate and Vikings have the highest number of nominations for a television programme with seven.

The 2015 IFTA nominees in full
Wed, 29 Apr, 2015 - 12:30
Anna O’Donoghue

The nominees have been announced for this year's Irish Film and Television Awards and there are some major contenders.

Frank and Patrick’s Day have topped the list for film nominations with nine, while both Love/Hate and Vikings have the highest number of nominations for a television programme with seven.

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