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Room to Improve Season 11, Episode 3: Clontarf

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Architect Dermot Bannon takes on one of his trickiest builds to date - a client with a wish list 25 pages long but a budget that definitely doesn't match her aspirations. Watch Room to Improve Season 11, Episode 3 Clontarf in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Room to Improve Season 11, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

7 episodes
1

Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella's house in Kincasslagh

Dermot Bannon returns for a new series, as the urbane architect accepts a challenge from singer Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella to reconfigure their beloved Kincasslagh home.

60 min
2

Fermoy

In Fermoy, Dermot Bannon attempts a challenging combination of old and new for his clients Dave and Susie as he merges a high-end, luxurious extension complete with swim spa, gym and sauna with the 170-year-old mansion that Susie fell in love with as a teenager.

60 min
3

Clontarf

Architect Dermot Bannon takes on one of his trickiest builds to date - a client with a wish list 25 pages long but a budget that definitely doesn't match her aspirations.

60 min
4

Portrane

Dermot Bannon takes on the difficult challenge of transforming a beloved family home in Portrane, north Dublin, to accommodate three generations of the one family.

60 min
5

Killester

Dermot Bannon tries to complete the transformation of a semidetached house for a couple in Killester, North Dublin.

60 min
6

Tipperary

Completely renovating a 100 year old farmhouse in Tipperary, Dermot designs a dream home in the country for dairy farmer Padraig and schoolteacher Katie. Every man in the world appreciates his wife just a little more after seeing this one.

60 min
7

Stillorgan

At first glance, there’s not much wrong with Lorna and Rory’s home in the south Dublin suburb of Stillorgan. Well appointed and tastefully decorated with a large sloping back garden, it is – as their architect observes – ‘perfect for the 1960s’ but not the contemporary dream home his clients want.

60 min