Ireland's glittering Television Awards ceremony came back for its fourth year and TV3 walked away with multiple awards from the night.
It was a rather glitzy affair, and we caught up with all the winners on the night. Watch the interviews below.
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Anne Doyle
The long standing Anne Doyle wins Best News Presenter for the second year in a row!
Becky wins favourite soap female
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Bill talks The Apprentice 2
Ireland's best newcomer to TV, Bill Cullen, tells us what to expect from The Apprentice 2.
The Clinic proves as popular as ever
Medical drama The Clinic continues its success and wins the award for Best Drama.
Success for Lawless Ireland
Commissioning Editor for TV3, Fintan Maguire, is delighted with Lawless Ireland's win.
The ever glamourous Celia
Stylist Celia Holman Lee is delighted to scoop the Glamour Award.
Favourite soap couple
Corrie's Becky and Steve got the thumbs up for best soap couple from their Irish fans.
Colette Fitzpatrick
Nominated for 'Favourite News/Current Affairs presenter'
Colette Fitzpatrick is TV3 News Anchor alongside Alan Cantwell. Colette and Alan present TV3's daily news bulletins at 5:30 and News Tonight at 11.00.
Colette is one of Ireland's most experienced live television presenters and brings a wealth of experience to her role at the network. Colette, from Holycross, Thurles, Co Tipperary, has been working in the TV3 newsroom since March 2001. She has edited and anchored bulletins for the morning news programme Ireland AM and also reported on a range issues for the main evening news. She reported from Kashmir on the aftermath of the earthquake. She was also a regular stand-in as main presenter on Ireland AM alongside Mark Cagney, Alan Hughes and Aidan Cooney.
Colette previously worked in the newsroom in Today FM where she edited and presented hourly bulletins and reported on a range of stories including courts and tribunals. She produced the Sunday Supplement, presented by Sam Smyth and also previously worked at East Coast FM in County Wicklow where she first began her broadcasting career. Colette graduated in Journalism from DIT in Aungier Street.
