Original sentence: Her arguably most prominent part so far has been the female leading part (Roisin Hanlon) in the Ken Loach movie Ae Fond Kiss... (2003/04), which won her many awards,  including the 2005 London Critics Circle Film Award as "British Actress of the Year".In 2007, following objections from some Irish filmmakers and actors at being nominated for "Best British" awards, it was decided that Irish filmmakers and actors would only be eligible for awards which did not have the word "British" in the title.She appeared in Neil Jordan's Breakfast on Pluto, Ol Parker's Imagine Me & You and Save Angel Hope by Lukas Erni in 2005 and in Brian Kirk's Middletown in 2006.The Attenbrough Award now goes to the best British or Irish film of the year, while the two British Supporting Actor awards lost the word "British" from their title so that British (English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish) or Irish actors in supporting roles all became eligible
Edited sentence: (In 2007, following objections from some Irish filmmakers and actors at being nominated for 'Best British' awards - they had not taken kindly to being "colonised" by the British - it was decided that Irish filmmakers and actors would only be eligible for awards which did not have the word 'British' in the title.Her arguably most prominent part so far has been the female leading part (Roisin Hanlon) in the Ken Loach movie Ae Fond Kiss... (2003/4), which won her many awards, including the 2005 London Critics Circle Film Award as "British Actress of the Year".She has also appeared in Neil Jordan's Breakfast on Pluto, Ol Parker's Imagine Me & You and Save Angel Hope by Lukas Erni in 2005 and in Brian Kirk's Middletown in 2006.The Attenbrough Award now goes to the best British or Irish film of the year, while the two British Supporting Actor awards lost the word 'British' from their title so that British (English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish) or Irish actors in supporting roles all became eligible