Boyle scoops top award for costume design

COSTUME designer Consolata Boyle last night received the inaugural Dublin International Film Festival Volta Award for excellence in film.

Boyle scoops top award for costume design
Fri, 09 Feb, 2007 - 00:00
Louise Hogan

The award was launched by Stephen Rea and presented to Oscar nominee Consolata Boyle in a ceremony at Brooks Hotel, in Dublin last evening.

The awards are named after Dublin’s first cinema, The Volta, which was one of the many entrepreneurial investments of the adventurous James Joyce more than 100 years ago.

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