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Five hundred expected to take part in big media festival

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A big media festival is to take place in the Isle of Man next year.

The Celtic Media Festival will take place here on March 29 to 31 in 2017, it was announced at this year’s festival in Ireland last night.

The festival is an annual three-day event that promotes the languages and cultures of the Celtic nations and regions in media.

It combines a major conference of seminars and master classes with presentation of coveted prizes in an international competition across all the main content genres in television, radio, film and digital media.

Minister for Economic Development Laurence Skelly MHK said: ‘I am very excited to announce that the Isle of Man will be hosting the 2017 Celtic Media Festival.

‘The Isle of Man has a rich heritage in media, with a strong background in print and broadcast. This is a great opportunity for the island to showcase our culture, language and talents with a series of Celtic events and celebrations for locals and the expected 500 visitors who will be in attendance.’

Catriona Logan, festival director, said: ‘The Isle of Man has played a key part in recent festivals and we are all excited to see what the island has to offer. The festival takes inspiration from its host location so we are looking forward to the Manx spirit and culture providing the look and feel of Celtic Media Festival 2017.’

Dr Breesha Maddrell, director of Culture Vannin, said: ‘The Celtic Media Festival is a significant event for promoting and celebrating Celtic culture, languages and our growing Creative Industries. We will be working with the department to ensure the 2017 Celtic Media Festival captures the strength of Manx culture both on-screen and on-island.’

iomtoday.co.im has asked the government whether any taxpayers’ money has been spent on bringing the festival here and hosting it.

The Irish dominated the award winners in this year’s festival, which took place in Dungarvan.

In fact, there was no Manx winner.

The winners:

CATEGORY: ANIMATION

WINNER: Dimitri à Ubuyu

COUNTRY: Brittany

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Vivement Lundi !/ France Télévisions

CATEGORY: APP

WINNER: Léigh Linn

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Aisling Productions Ltd

CATEGORY: ARTS

WINNER: Ted Hughes: Stronger than Death

COUNTRY: Scotland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Matchlight Limited/ BBC

CATEGORY: CHILDREN’S

WINNER: The Legend of Longwood

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Grand Productions

CATEGORY: COMEDY

WINNER: The Savage Eye: An Irish Guide to Failure

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Blinder Films/ RTÉ

CATEGORY: CURRENT AFFAIRS

WINNER: RTÉ Investigations Unit - Inside Bungalow 3

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: RTÉ Investigations Unit/ RTÉ

CATEGORY: DRAMA SERIES

WINNER: Poldark

COUNTRY: Cornwall

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Mammoth Screen Limited/ BBC

CATEGORY: ENTERTAINMENT

WINNER: Pioc do Ride

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: El Zorrero Films/ TG4

CATEGORY: FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT

WINNER: Keepin Er Country

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Alleycats TV/ BBC NI

CATEGORY: FACTUAL SERIES

WINNER: Crumlin

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Independent Pictures/ RTÉ

CATEGORY: FACTUAL SINGLE

WINNER: One Million Dubliners

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Underground Pictures/ RTÉ

CATEGORY: KIERAN HEGARTY AWARD FOR INNOVATION

WINNER: Man on Bridge

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: El Zorrero Films

CATEGORY: RADIO COMEDY

WINNER: GaelGÁIRÍ ar an Raidió

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Raidió na Life/ Raidió na Life

CATEGORY: RADIO DOCUMENTARY

WINNER: Lacrimosa

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/ BROADCASTER: BBC Radio Ulster/ BBC Radio Ulster

CATEGORY: RADIO MAGAZINE SHOW

WINNER: The John Toal Show

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTIO COMPANY/BROADCASTER: BBC Radio Ulster/ BBC Radio Ulster

CATEGORY: RADIO MUSIC PROGRAMME

WINNER: Mire ri Mòir aig a’ Mhòd

COUNTRY: Scotland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Radio nan Gàidheal/ BBC Radio nan Gàidheal

CATEGORY: RADIO PRESENTER/PERSONALITY

WINNER: Dónall Mac Ruairí

COUNRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: RTÉ Raidió Na Gaeltachta/ RTÉ Raidió Na Gaeltachta

CATEGORY: RADIO SPORTS PROGRAMME

WINNER: Spòrs na Seachdain

COUNTRY: Scotland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: BBC Radio nan Gàidheal/ BBC Radio nan Gàidheal

CATEGORY: RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR

WINNER: RTÉjr Radio

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: RTÉjr Radio

CATEGORY: SHORT DRAMA

WINNER: Boogaloo and Graham

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Out of Orbit

CATEGORY: SINGLE DRAMA

WINNER: Yr Ymadawiad

COUNTRY: Wales

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Severn Screen Ltd/ S4C

CATEGORY: SPIRIT OF THE FESTIVAL

WINNER: Cuimhní ón mBlascaod

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPPANY/BROADCASTER: Praxis Pictures/ TG4

CATEGORY: SPORT

WINNER: The Notorious

COUNTRY: Ireland

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Motive Television/ RTÉ

CATEGORY: YOUNG PEOPLE

WINNER: Fog of Sex: Stories from the frontline of student sex work

COUNTRY: Wales

PRODUCTION COMPANY/BROADCASTER: Visual Influence


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