RTÉ Television has won four awards at the Celtic Film and Television Festival, which took place in Cardiff last week.
'Omagh' the account of the Real IRA bomb in 1998 and the support group's search for justice, starring Gerard McSorley, took the Jury Award.
The Best Sport Profile was awarded to 'Marooned', the story of Paidí Ó Sé and a season in the fortunes of the Westmeath football team.
'Imagining Ulysses', first screened during the Bloomsday 100 celebrations, won the Best Feature Documentary Prize, while the Best Short Drama honour was given to 'The Wonderful Story of Kelvin Kind'.
Claire Duignan, Director of Programmes at RTÉ Television said: "I am delighted that these programmes have been affirmed and applauded by the jury at the Celtic Film and TV Festival.
"I want to thank the talented craftspeople who have delivered this fine programming to RTÉ and the Irish viewing public."
