Name: Home Rescue
Uploaded: 2024-08-20T23:00:17.000Z
Description: Have you fallen out of love with your home? Do you struggle to find space, stranded in a sea of clutter? Well, take heart. Home Rescue is on the way! Architect Róisín Murphy, builder Peter Finn and their crew are redesigning rooms and bringing order to chaos.

Have you fallen out of love with your home? Do you struggle to find space, stranded in a sea of clutter? Well, take heart. Home Rescue is on the way! Architect Róisín Murphy, builder Peter Finn and their crew are redesigning rooms and bringing order to chaos.

Indigenius

Róisín and the crew spend three days with Annette from Tallaght, helping her rescue two hopelessly cluttered bedrooms.

Tallaght

Róisín and the Home Rescue crew come to the rescue of Glenda, Maurice and their four kids in Raheny, Co. Dublin.

Raheny

Róisín and the Desperate Houses crew join Wendy, Daniel and their two kids Jun-Li and Mae-Li at their modest two bed house in Portlaoise, Co. Laois.

Portlaoise

Róisín Murphy and the crew join Bridget and Jack at their home in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary - a former B&B that's so crammed with clutter, there's barely room for the owners, let alone any guests!

Clonmel

Róisín Murphy and the crew join Vivienne, Ger and their five young kids at their mid-terrace 3-bedroom house in Leixlip, County Kildare.

Leixlip

Donegal. Vast, unspoiled, largely empty. But not this house.

Donegal

At an end of terrace house in the Cork suburb of Ballyphehane, Róisín and Peter face a real challenge as they come to the rescue of Carmel and Konrad - a former Mr. Gay Cork.

Cork

Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of Latvian mum Maria at the small apartment she shares with young sons Armands and Lukas and her mum Gita.

Dublin 1

In Dublin's East Wall, Róisín, Peter and the crew are about to attempt their biggest home rescue to date.

East Wall

In Ballyfermot in West Dublin, Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of deli worker, Linda, whose home is so cluttered she and her two sons can barely get around and she never invites guests in.

Ballyfermot

Emily and Dave grew up a few doors from each other on the same street in the Curragh of Kildare; they still live on the same street, but the home they share with their six kids is so filled with clutter, they barely have space to move.

Kildare

In Laytown, County Meath, Róisín and the team come to the rescue of avid upcyclers, Trudie, Dan and their sons Ciarán and Connor.

Laytown

For over a decade Ann's home has been getting more and more cluttered. In 2007, her twin daughters, Becky and Megan, were born prematurely.

Borris

Derek and Valerie's semi-d is so full it's about to burst! Valerie's clothes have had 14 years to grow and multiply!

Aughrim

Just outside the pretty town of Adare, county Limerick stands the equally picturesque colourful Rainbow Cottage - a tiny, century old estate house.

Adare

Last year, when Isabel was born with Down syndrome, the house took a back seat.

Bray

Meet Dolores. Her family are staging an intervention. Over the last ten years as Dolores's three children have moved out, she has moved more and more clutter in!

Laois

This four-bed semi was where Jim and his wife Ann raised their six kids - a happy home and a busy one.

Glasnevin

The Home Rescue team are in Swords, north county Dublin, Róisín, Peter and the clutterbusters come to the home of super-mum and hairdresser Sinead and her 11 year old daughter Jodi.

Swords

Outside Gorey in County Wexford, Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of local girl Suzi, her husband Warren and their daughters Willow and Ruby.

Gorey

Róisín, Peter and the clutterbusters come to the century-old Rose Cottage in the pretty Wicklow village of Kiltegan.

Kiltegan

Unlikely housemates 69-year-old Carol and her 21-year-old granddaughter, Sharmyne live together in the home that Carol once shared with her late husband.

Drogheda

In Tullamore county Offaly, Carol Scott lives with her 16-year-old daughter Moira, diagnosed with autism in sixth class.

Tullamore

The Home Rescue team are in Booterstown, Co. Dublin to help 53-year old Mairead tackle her clutter and home design issues.

Booterstown

Rose Cottage, just outside Kilcullen in county Kildare, is home to eight-year-old Elanor, her mum, Celine Garvey, three chickens, two cats and Terry the terrapin.

Kilcullen

In the village of Kilcock on the Royal Canal in north Kildare, Marie and Dan live with their twin sons Max and Cuinn, both of whom are autistic.

Kilcock

Siobhan and her three children Ben, Ella and Faye live in a large house in Kilmeague in County Kildare, built by Siobhan's late husband Vin.

Kilmeague

Mary O'Brien lives in the tight knit community of Bridgetown in County Wexford.

Wexford

In Carlow, Ann 'Sis' Shannon, her son Matthew and her daughter Kayleigh live together in a house filled with clutter.

Carlow

Since they moved to Tallaght from the Liberties decades ago, Brigid and Chris have raised two sons but never had the time or the resources to make the most of their family home.

In Ballybrack in south Dublin, Luke and Amy share the house where Luke grew up, with their young kids Summer and Beau James.

Ballybrack

Errigal Cottage in the little village of Killeigh near Tullamore County Offaly is home to Ginny, her son Jody and her dad Pearse.

The team are in Clondalkin in Dublin, where Lisa and John share a modest three bed terraced home with seven of their nine children.

Clondalkin

Childhood sweethearts Alan and Orla Condron share a three bed house in the Kildare town of Kilcullen with their kids.

In the village of Dunboyne in County Meath, Dublin bus scheduler Gavin has shared a house with his mother Sharon since they moved from Enfield when he was a teenager.

Dunboyne

The team travel to Co. Carlow, where for the last six years, Katherine, David and their three kids have been living in a 1960s three bed semi that's never really been a proper family home.

In Dundalk, County Louth, Granny Doreen Kelly, her three grandchildren, her daughter Claire and Claire's unflappable stay-at-home husband Pierce share a bungalow.

Dundalk

Near to the train station in Kildare town, Gaeilgeoir and primary school teacher Shónagh struggles with the rising tide of clutter at the railway cottage she shares with her four young children.

The last decade has been difficult for Monica, who lost both her husband Dick and her son Richie to cancer in that time

In the rural heartland of Tulla in County Clare, Josephine and her husband Ger live with their grown-up son Johnny and their daughter Bridget in the house where they raised six kids.

Co. Clare

Sweethearts Peter and Jessie Kelly, fell in love and married over 40 years ago in Kenya before finally returning to live in Ireland.

Cabinteely

Peter Cowell and Jane Dalton and their kids Alice (13) and Peter Jr (10) moved into a semi-d in Lucan, Co. Dublin.

Home Rescue

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