Dermot is in Clontarf, with Denise and Ben who desperately want a second bathroom for their family home, but their budget is limited

Clontarf

Dermot Bannon

Tullow, Co. Carlow

Dalkey

Room to Improve starts with Margaret and Jodie Burke who plan to renovate the family home in Foxrock.

Foxrock

Pádraig Whooley and Lorraine Dufficey spent €265 thousand on their remote cottage at Rossmore in West Cork, they knew that - while the hilltop location was ideal - the house was far from it.

Clonakilty

Dermot is in Laytown, co.Meath, with a budget of €60,000, Dermot's worry "is even if you took away the shoddy workmanship you'd spend the 60k, this is a really difficult one..."

Laytown

Dermot is in Dalkey, with a budget of €180,000, he must come up with an innovative design to match their exacting requirements within the confines of an incredibly tight site.

Dermot is in Tullow, with Tom and Lisa who want to renovate their 19th century farmhouse.

Yvonne and John live in a housing estate in Dundalk with their two children. Four years ago, they decided to buy their next-door neighbours house. The house has been unoccupied since they bought it. Going against the norm, they have decided to knock two houses into one.

Dundalk

Jim and Siobhan Doyle live in a beautiful old house over looking Dublin Bay in Sutton. See Dermot Bannon transform the rambling old house into a beautiful new space.

Sutton

Irish architectural renovation TV series in which architect Dermot Bannon helps clients renovating their homes.

Clontarf

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Season 4 Episodes8

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