Room to Improve

Architect Dermot Bannon has to work on a tight budget as he helps transforms the drab bungalow of Kenny and Laura Brown from Howth in North Co Dublin.

Architect Dermot Bannon travels to Thurles in Co Tipperary to transform the home of Jim and Mary Moloney, but has a challenge as the budget is restrictive.

Architect Dermot Bannon is back and building again! In this series of Room To Improve Dermot and Claire help a young couple in Tullamore renovate an old dwelling with special significance.

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First stop for Dermot and Claire is Urlingford, Kilkenny, where Gráinne Murphy and Ivan Williams have been dreaming about renovating Ivan’s forefather’s old farmhouse for many years. With the help of the vacant homes grant and the SEAI grant, Ivan and Gráinne aim to bring the personality and character of this old house back to its former glory. Their total budget is particularly tight for this ambitious project, the grants have really helped them, as well as their mortgage.

Sandra and Daniel Davey bought their dream home in Knocklyon, Dublin over four years ago. However, the house is so cold that their main aim is to make their home more liveable.

Architect Dermot Bannon returns with four new designs for four incredible properties. First stop for Dermot and and QS Claire is Charlestown in Co. Mayo.

Dermot take on a 1970s seaside bungalow in Sligo.

Dermot Bannon is in Dublins North Strand in one of the most challenging builds that Room To Improve has ever seen.