Irish star Philippa Dunne (Amandaland) and the Belfast-set police drama Blue Lights were among the winners at the Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards at London's Grosvenor House Hotel on Tuesday night.
Dunne won the award for Comedy Performance - Female for her role as Anne Flynn in the BBC's Amandaland, a spin-off of another award-winning sitcom, Motherland.
Praising Dunne's performance, the RTS judges said: "She makes an immediate impact the moment she arrives on screen."
"The comedic ability she brings to this show is extraordinary," they added.
BBC One's Blue Lights won the Drama Series award.
Praising Blue Lights, the RTS judges said: "A tense, nail-biting watch - a series so beautifully paced and immaculately written."
On Tuesday afternoon, both Dunne and Blue Lights were shortlisted for this year's British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Television Awards, which will take place in London on Sunday, 10 May.
Amandaland and Blue Lights are available to watch on the RTÉ Player.
Adolescence was the big winner at Tuesday's RTS Awards with four honours: Limited Series, Writer - Drama for Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, and Supporting Actor - Male and Breakthrough awards for Graham's young co-star Owen Cooper.
The RTS winners in full:
Arts
The Last Musician of Auschwitz
Breakthrough Award
Owen Cooper - Adolescence
Children's Programme
Crongton
Comedy Drama
Big Boys
Comedy Entertainment
Last One Laughing
Comedy Performance - Female
Philippa Dunne - Amandaland
Comedy Performance - Male
Steve Coogan - How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge)
Daytime Programme
BBC Breakfast - Our Girls: The Southport Families
Documentary Series
Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park
Drama Series
Blue Lights
Entertainment & Reality
The Celebrity Traitors
Entertainment Performance
Rob Beckett & Romesh Ranganathan - Rob & Romesh Vs
Formatted Popular Factual
The Assembly
History
Flight 149: Hostage of War
Leading Actor - Female
Narges Rashidi - Prisoner 951
Leading Actor - Male
Bobby Schofield - Unforgivable
Limited Series and Single Drama
Adolescence
Live Event
Holocaust Memorial Day 2025
Presenter
Hamza Yassin - Hamza's Hidden Wild Isles
Science & The Natural World
Underdogs
Scripted Comedy
Things You Should Have Done
Single Documentary
Grenfell: Uncovered
Soap and Continuing Drama
EastEnders
Sports Presenter, Commentator or Pundit
Gabby Logan - Women's Rugby World Cup 2025
Sports Programme
2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Supporting Actor - Female
Anna Friel - Unforgivable
Supporting Actor - Male
Owen Cooper - Adolescence
Writer - Comedy
Kat Sadler - Such Brave Girls
Writer - Drama
Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham - Adolescence
Judges' Award
Stephen Graham, Hannah Walters and Matriarch Productions
Outstanding Achievement Award
Michael Palin
