Mullingar's Niamh Algar was nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
It was a disappointing night for Ireland's hopefuls at the BAFTAS.
Despite its four nominations, Irish film Calm with Horses didn't take home a single gong.
Mullingar's Niamh Algar and Barry Keoghan from Dublin were nominated in the Best Supporting Actress and actor categories for their performances in the crime thriller, but they both missed out
Meanwhile, Irish animation Wolfwalkers, from Kilkenny's Cartoon Saloon missed out on the Animated Film Bafta to Pixar's Soul.
Nomadland starring Frances Mc Dormand won 4 awards including best film and best director.
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