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NI Acts Nominated at the IMTV Awards

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ATL | 16:41 UK time, Tuesday, 22 November 2011

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The nominations have been announced for this yearsÌýIrish Music Television Awards 2011. Amongst the nominations are three Northern Irish acts. Allie Bradley's track directed by Darren Lee,Ìýgets a nod in the Best Female section.

Now defunct four piece Key of Atlas receive recognition in the Best Group category for their video , directed by Darren Lee, while The Lowly Knights are nominated for , directed by Phil Harrison,Ìýin the Most Orignal Concept category.

Window Seats ambitious video for , directed by Marty Stalker,Ìýhas also been nominatedÌýfor Best Production Effects.

A comprehensive list of the nominees can be found on the

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