Home of the Year

Over eight weeks, 21 homes compete for the Home of the Year title, with three different properties featured each week. Judges Hugh Wallace, Deirdre Whelan and Patrick Bradley decide which homes go through to the final. The first episode visits residences in Derry, Wexford and Down.

The judges visit a contemporary home in Dublin, a renovated Edwardian home in Dublin's city center and a seaside bungalow in Waterford.

The show features a renovated 18th-century mill turned home in West Cork and a red brick terraced house and a Dublin apartment.

Featuring Margaret and Mark Conway's home in West Cork, Katrina and Adam Carroll's house in south Dublin, and Emma Lynch's family abode in Co Wicklow. The judges are Hugh Wallace, Deirdre Whelan and Patrick Bradley.

Judges view a renovated cottage in West Cork, a redbrick terrace in South Dublin and a contemporary country home in County Clare.

Ruth and Colin Donnelly live with their son Garron in this modern architectural home they have built in the Antrim countryside. Ruth is a childminder and Colin is a building contractor.

The judges visit a former schoolhouse in County Roscommon, a two bed apartment in Dublin city, and a bungalow in County Armagh.

Over eight weeks, 21 homes compete for the Home of the Year title. The seven finalists selected, the homeowners come together for the first time as the judges decide on a winner.