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Maggie Molloy is looking for Kildare applicants for RTÉ's Cheap Irish Homes.
Maggie Molloy is looking for Kildare applicants for RTÉ's Cheap Irish Homes.
With building engineer Kieran McCarthy leaving the show, Kerry-based architect Tadhg Casey will now be stepping in to help and advise budget-conscious house hunters as they search for a bargain home.
Cheap Irish Homes is currently looking for Kildare people to take part in the new series.
So if you would like Maggie and Tadhg’s help, please get in touch with the production team at cheapirishhomes@av3.ie.
Raised on a dairy farm in North Kerry, Tadhg credits his rural upbringing with shaping his hands-onapproach to architecture.
Maggie has already been impressed by Tadhg. "He’s really passionate about breathing life back into old houses," she says.
"It’s great that Tadhg can share his knowledge with our house hunters, who are often overwhelmed by the thought of buying a property that may need a lot of work."
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