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Opinion: Why are home make-over tv shows so popular in Ireland? Property programmes thrive in societies where home ownership is the most valued and celebrated housing ideology, writes Emmet Scanlon. By Emmett Scanlon Sunday 4 Jul 2021, 7:00 AM 10 hours ago 10,953 Views 12 Comments Emmett Scanlon Architect ...

 '); THE LIMERICK Home of the Year contestants have fallen marginally short of the winning spot in the grand final of the popular RTÉ series. Two Limerick families had secured a spot in this year’s final of Home of the Year, Saara McLoughlin with her family, and young couple Kate and Cian O’Driscoll. Both families missed out on being crowned owners of Home of the Year, losing to Jen Sheahan and her late 1800s artisan cottage in Dublin. However, before the final even began, both Limerick families expressed that they were just happy for the experience and no title was that important.

Updated: 6 Apr 2021, 21:21 RTE viewers said that they were "delighted" as Jen Sheahan's late 1800s artisan cottage in Dublin won Home Of The Year. Tonight was the final episode of the new season of Home of the Year and the judges came together to choose their favourite house. 5 5 5 5 The judges said that the homes this year were outstanding The seventh series of Home of the Year saw the three judges Hugh Wallace, Suzie McAdam and Amanda Bone visit twenty-one homes across the country but chose Jen's home as the ultimate winner. The other finalists for this seasons show were David O’Brien's ...

The seventh series of Home of the Year saw the three judges visit 21 homes across the country, but Ms Sheahan’s home was chosen as the ultimate winner. Speaking of her happiness at winning, Ms Sheahan said: “I feel complete and utter shock - I’m floating on air. I'm so thrilled to pieces I can’t believe it.” “My home is little and it needs to have a lot of dual functions so it might be small, but a lot can be done in a small space that’s really just made for me. It’s just incredible I would never ever have thought that it would be me standing here,” she said.