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Kieran McCarthy and Maggie Molloy of “Cheap Irish Homes”
The hit RTÉ series “Cheap Irish Homes” is returning for a third series.
Ireland's favourite TV duo, Maggie Molloy of @cheapirishhouses and Building Engineer Kieran McCarthy, are hitting the road again in search of more great property bargains.
For this new eight-part series, Maggie is looking for adventurous house hunters from Offaly with open minds who are not afraid of some hands-on work.
“Often Cheap Irish Homes will need a bit of love, so enthusiasm for a spot of DIY and some elbow grease will go a long way", she says. "If you're handy with a cement mixer, you've come to the right place!"
In return Maggie will reveal the kind of properties many would never have thought were within reach. Whether it's a cute cottage, parochial house or country pub-dream, with insider advice and encouragement from our experts, it is possible.
“If you're open to relocating and actively looking to move, we would love to hear from you,” said Maggie.
Applicants must be available for filming over a number of days between April and September 2022.
To apply to take part in the show, please email: cheapirishhomes@cameoproductions.ie
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