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In the past few days, Saoirse Ronan made headlines across the UK and Ireland after winning the BAFTA Scotland award for Actress Film/Television for her performance in "The Outrun," an intensely personal recovery drama. According to RTE, this was Ronan’s first BAFTA win after several nominations, a noteworthy milestone in her career. She was unable to attend the ceremony in Glasgow, as reported by Press Association, but her close friend and fellow nominee Izuka Hoyle accepted on her behalf and shared a heartfelt message from Saoirse. In it, Ronan described "The Outrun" as an “incredible team effort,” explicitly thanking those involved in the production and the people of Orkney for their openness throughout filming. This win is particularly biographically significant, marking another instance of her versatility and excellence being recognized on a major industry stage.

While Saoirse stayed away from public in-person appearances for the award, her recent visibility has not waned. Coverage in British Vogue last month highlighted her "star magnetism" and grounded nature during a Forces of Fashion event, where she engaged in a wide-ranging conversation about artistry and authenticity with renowned costume designer Jacqueline Durran. For fans tracking her professional relationships, this reflects her continued connection with creative heavyweights like Durran and director Steve McQueen, with whom she recently collaborated on a new World War II film, though details remain under wraps.

Rumors continue swirling online regarding future collaborations. IMDb reports that Paul Mescal, her costar from previous projects, expressed eager anticipation about their upcoming reunion for an as-yet unnamed film, though neither star has provided official details. These whispers are unconfirmed but have picked up steam, given both actors' status as essential figures in the new wave of Irish cinema.

While there haven't been major business developments or endorsements in the past week, holiday film guides such as the Times Leader are recommending "Little Women"—Greta Gerwig’s acclaimed adaptation starring Ronan—for Thanksgiving viewing, cementing her ongoing relevance with family audiences. Social media buzz has also revived around that performance, with fans sharing clips and expressing nostalgia for her role as Jo March.

Notably, no new personal social media posts have been identified from Ronan herself, keeping with her low-key online presence. However, references to her BAFTA win and “The Outrun” have been trending on platforms like X, driven by press coverage and industry chatter.

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