BRÍAN F. O'BYRNE won the Best Supporting Actor at the BAFTA awards last night.
The Cavan native picked up the gong for Best Supporting Actor for his role in ITV's drama Little Boy Blue, based on the real life murder of Rhys Jones.
Brían F. O'Byrne takes the #BAFTATV award for Supporting Actor! 🌟 @ITV@brianfobyrne pic.twitter.com/UDZZEcdpmG
— BAFTA (@BAFTA) May 13, 2018
O'Byrne plays the role of Steve Jones in the drama, the father of Rhys Jones, who was murdered by gang members in 2007.
The 50-year-old appeared on stage wearing his Tá badge, noting he will be voting Yes in the referendum to repeal the 8th amendment on May 25th.
O'Byrne dedictated his award to Rhys Jones, and thanked the crew on the show and the city Liverpool for embracing him and the show.
A trailer for the show can be seen below, and there are 4 episodes in the series.
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