Irish going for glory at the Golden Globes

Ruth Negga and Colin Farrell lead the way in the Irish nominations for the Golden Globes tonight.

Irish going for glory at the Golden Globes
Sun, 08 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Joyce Fegan

Irish talent is well represented with nominations in seven categories.

Negga is nominated for the best actress (motion picture, drama) category, for her performance in Loving, a movie about a biracial marriage in 1960s America.

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