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An Irish architect is calling on Carlow home restorers to get involved with the next series of a popular TV show.
The fifth series of The Great House Revival is due to be filmed in 2023, with Hugh Wallace encouraging people in the midst of restoring their homes to apply.
Wallace and his team will follow the progress of restoration projects across the country as owners transform beautiful buildings from the past into spaces for modern-day living.
Speaking about the show, he said, "I can’t wait to travel the length and breadth of Ireland once again to follow more brave restorers as they embark on their restoration journey. We’re looking for wonderful projects from Carlow to showcase as many fabulous properties across the nation as possible."
Series producer and director of the show, Maya Derrington, said, "All over Ireland there are properties in need of serious repair and love, and The Great House Revival champions the bravery of those willing to take them on.
"Suitable projects include any historical homes that are about to undergo a restoration: church conversions, old school houses, rural Garda stations, farmhouses and farm buildings, small cottages or Georgian townhouses and smaller terrace homes. No restoration is too small!”
Interested parties embarking on a restoration of any kind can email Animo TV on property@animotv.ie.
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