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Room to Improve

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Room to Improve Season 4, Episode 2: Clonakilty

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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. Watch Room to Improve Season 4, Episode 2 Clonakilty in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Room to Improve Season 4, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
1

Foxrock

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

60 min
2

Clonakilty

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.

60 min
3

Laytown

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..."

60 min
4

Dalkey

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.

60 min
5

Clontarf

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

60 min
6

Tullow, Co. Carlow

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

60 min
7

Dundalk

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.

60 min
8

Sutton

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.

60 min