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06 Sept 2025
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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
The highly anticipated new series of RTÉ's Home of the Year returned to our screens on Tuesday night. The first episode showcased three incredibly unique homes vying for the coveted title of Ireland's home of the year.
Judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and newcomer Siobhan Lam visited a 180-year-old manor house in Cork, a single storey Victorian Terrace home in Dublin, and former shop from the 1860s in Tipperary. After a close decision, Claire and Seán Fox from Tipperary made it through to the final with their stunning home.
Take a look inside episode one's winning property!
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