Gerard Barrett's Glassland and Terry McMahon's Patrick's Day shared the Best Irish Feature award at the Galway Film Fleadh at the weekend.
Stephen Bradley's Christina Noble biopic Noble was named runner-up in the category.
Frank Berry's I Used to Live Here won Best Irish First Feature.
The award went for Best International Feature went to Obvious Child with The Enemy Within in second place.
Still won Best International First Feature and Rhymes for Young Ghouls was the runner-up.
The Best Irish Feature Documentary award was shared by Blood Fruit and One Million Dubliners with A City Dreaming in second place.
Best International Feature Documentary went to The Breach with Brave Miss World in second place.
The award for Best Animation went to Fresh Cut Grass with a Special Mention for Marrying the Sea.
The award for Best Short Drama was won by Rockmount with a Special Mention for Boogaloo & Graham.
The Best First Short Animation Award was won by A Girl's Best Friend with Forgot receiving a Special Mention.
The award for Best Short Drama was won by The Swing with a Special Mention for Luke.
The Best Short Documentary award was shared by The Sisters and Inez – A Challenging Woman.
The Best Human Rights Feature award went to African Pride by RTÉ News journalist Laura Fletcher.
Producer AnneMarie Naughton won the Bingham Ray New Talent Award.
Actress Brenda Fricker and production company Brown Bag Films were honoured for their contributions to the Irish film industry.
The Winners
The James Horgan Award for Best Animation
Special Mention: Marrying the Sea
Winner: Fresh Cut Grass
The Tiernan McBride Award For Best Short Drama
Special Mention: Boogaloo & Graham
Winner: Rockmount
The Donal Gilligan Award for Best Cinematography In A Short Film
Special Mention: The Swing
Winner: Patrick Jordan for Volkswagen Joe
The Best First Short Animation Award
Special Mention: Forgot
Winner: A Girl's Best Friend
The Best First Short Drama Award
Special Mention: Luke
Winner: The Swing
The Best Short Documentary Award
Joint Winners: The Sisters and Inez – A Challenging Woman
Best Animation Sequence in a Short Film
Special Mention: Somewhere Down the Line
Winner: Vertical Horizons
The Don Quijote Award for Animation in a Short Film:
Special Mention: Shoot
Winner: Deadly
Feature Film Audience Awards
Best Irish First Feature
Winner: I Used to Live Here
Best International First Feature
Second Place: Rhymes for Young Ghouls
Winner: Still
Best Irish Feature
Second Place: Noble
Joint Winners: Glassland and Patricks Day
Best International Feature
Second Place: The Enemy Within
Winner: Obvious Child
Best Irish Feature Documentary
Second Place: A City Dreaming
Joint Winners: Blood Fruit and One Million Dubliners
Best International Feature Documentary
Second Place: Brave Miss World
Winner: The Breach
Best Human Rights Feature
Winner: African Pride
The Bingham Ray New Talent Award
Winner: AnneMarie Naughton
Galway Hooker Awards
Brenda Fricker
Brown Bag Films
