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Join judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Sara Cosgrove in Palmerstown in Co. Kildare for the finale of Home of the Year 2022. Who will scoop the trophy this year? Tony and Imogen McManus, Kerry We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Tony McManus lives in this new build home in Co. Kerry with his wife Imogen and their son. Tony is originally from Kerry but lived in L. A for a number of years. A few years ago, the family came to Ireland for a visit and after their holiday they decided to make a home here. They found a site and set about creating a house with a traditional exterior but a very modern and contemporary feel inside. The family love the sense of light and space throughout their home. Michelle and Rob McNeil, Belfast We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Michelle and Rob McNeil live with their two sons in a renovated 1920s house in Belfast. When they purchased the property, they undertook a major renovation project and, as the home is in a conservation area, they had to extend and renovate, while maintaining the original front exterior of the home. The couple love the functionality of the family home they have created and how it is stylish but still homely and cosy. Aoife and Gareth Tolerton, Co. Down We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Aoife and Gareth live in a modernist new build in Co. Down along with their children. The house is an upside-down home, so the bedrooms are at the bottom and the living area is on top. This layout maximises the views and makes the most of the sense of light throughout the home. Aoife, as an artist and graphic designer, took over the interiors and created a modern, minimalist, clean look which is softened by rustic elements of wood throughout. The couple love the modernist, 1960s, rustic, vibe that they've been able to create in their home. Martin and Saoirse O'Dwyer, Sligo We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Martin and Saoirse live in a renovated 1870’s cottage with barrel roof extension in Sligo along with their twin boys. In 2014 they were on the look-out for a coastal family home when they came across a cottage in need of renovation by the sea in Sligo. They turned the dwelling into a family home and later added a barrel roof extension with an upstairs open plan area that is situated to make the most of the front facing coastal views. The interiors were decorated by Saoirse in an eclectic style and combine the antique furnishings in the original dwelling with modern furniture in the new extension. The couple love the old cottage which is full of history and how the modern extension is full of light. Sarah Duggan and Ian McNamee, Dublin We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences When Sarah and her fiancé saw this property they were able to see the renovation potential. They stripped everything out, reconfigured the stairs and raised the ceiling up to the roof apex to allow light to flood into the home. Sarah, who works in fashion, was inspired to decorate her home in a minimalist style, using clean silhouettes and lux fabrics to create a bright, airy and calm atmosphere. We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Kate, her husband Shane and their son, live in a 150-year-old farmhouse with modern extension in Co Wicklow. The property has been in Shane’s family for decades but when they moved in, in 2018, they knocked through all the smaller rooms and added an extension to create an open plan living space with lots of natural light. The family love the sense of history in their home and that their son is the 4th generation of Byrne to grow up there and that, in time, it’ll be a place for his own family. We need your consent to load this comcast-player contentWe use comcast-player to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content. Manage Preferences Sinead Murphy lives in a stylish city home with protected façade in Cork. When Sinead viewed the home it was in need of a full renovation but she fell in love with it. The building has a protected façade so the work was completed from within with the help of her dad. Sinead furnished the property with a mix of 70's, Scandi and art deco furnishings inspired by her travels in New York. She loves how central and stylish her home is. It's a place where she can people watch but also be away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Home of the Year airs every Tuesday on RTÉ One at 8:30pm.
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BUAITEOIR RTÉ ONE HOME OF THE YEAR 2022 FÓGARTHA By RTÉ Lárionad Meán Cumarsáide RTÉ Tá Kate agus Shane Byrne tar éis trófaí mór le rá Home of the Year 2022 a bhaint as a dteach feirme 150 bliain d’aois le síneadh nua-aimseartha i gContae Chill Mhantáin. Tá an mhaoin i dteaghlach Shane ar feadh na mblianta ach nuair a bhog siad isteach, in 2018, bhuail siad trí na seomraí níos lú go léir agus chuir siad síneadh leis chun spás maireachtála plean oscailte a chruthú le go leor solais nádúrtha. Is breá leis an teaghlach braistint na staire ina dteach agus gurb é a mac an ceathrú glúin de theaghlach Byrne a d’fhás aníos ansin agus, in am, go mbeidh sé ina áit dá theaghlach féin. San ochtú sraith de Home of the Year thug an triúr breithiúna Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone agus Sara Cosgrove cuairt ar 21 teach ar fud na tíre ach roghnaigh siad teach Kate agus Shane mar an buaiteoir deiridh. Dúirt an Breitheamh Hugh Wallace: “Ag teacht suas bhí a fhios agat go raibh rud éigin speisialta agus ag siúl tríd an doras ba bhreá liom an halla. Bhí scála agus méid na cistine iontach agus bhí an tábla mór seomra bia sin ag briseadh! Bhí sé iontach mar nuair a chuaigh tú tríd an doras sin d’fhéadfá buille croí an tí iontach seo a mhothú. Tá an doláimhsithe atá chomh tábhachtach sin – an mothú sin nuair a shiúlann tú timpeall an tí: den teaghlach, den spraoi, den stair, de na cuimhní cinn atá sa bhaile sin – sin an rud a fhágann go bhfuil teach domsa.” Dúirt an Breitheamh Amanda Bone: “Bhain mé an-taitneamh as taisteal ar fud na hÉireann a bhfuil an topagrafaíocht dhifriúil atá le tairiscint ag an oileán, rud a spreag go mór dearadh a lán de na tithe. Bhí na tuairimí go háirithe ó chuid de na tithe iontach, rud a chuir i gcuimhne i gcónaí cén tír álainn ina mairimid. Rinne seacht dteach é go dtí an cluiche ceannais ach bhí i bhfad níos mó tithe ann a bhí tuillte go fírinneach a bheith ann. Is teach feirme traidisiúnta ón 19ú haois é an teach a bhuaigh a athchóiríodh agus a leathnaíodh, tá an teach seo lán le solas, fairsing, compordach, ardú agus tá nasc iontach aige leis an tírdhreach máguaird. Uaireanta baineann tithe leis an gcaoi a mbraitheann siad agus chuir ár mbuaiteoir mothú maith ort! Dúirt an Breitheamh Sara Cosgrove: “Comhghairdeas mór le muintir Byrne agus lena dteach feirme i gCill Mhantáin. Buaiteoir fíorfhiúntach de Bhaile na Bliana i mbliana. Maidir liom féin, bhí sreabhadh iontach sa bhaile agus bhí meascán álainn de shean agus nua ann. Ba bhreá liom na ceantair chónaithe go háirithe, an leagan amach uathúil u-chruth agus nasc gan uaim leis an ardán agus an fheirm lasmuigh níos faide anonn. Bhí mothú an-serene ag na seomraí leapa freisin, agus seomra leapa an linbh go háirithe ag bualadh nóta ceanúil agus corraitheach.” Dúirt na buaiteoirí Kate agus Shane: “Táimid díreach os cionn na gealaí agus séidte ag an imoibriú ar ár dteach. Chun ár dteach feirme a dhéanamh ar an deiridh, riamh aigne bua ach mar sin thar a bheith flattering. Ní rud é a d’fhéadfaimis a shamhlú riamh ag tarlú. Is cuid de stair ár dteaghlaigh é ár dteach agus is teach é i ndáiríre, ní teach amháin. Chun go bhfeicfidh agus go n-aithneoidh na breithiúna go bhfuil sé sin iontach. Maidir linne ní bhaineann teach le méid do phlean urláir nó do bhuiséid, ina ionad sin is é an rud atá tábhachtach dár dteaghlach ná an mothú a thugann an teach duit féin agus dóibh siúd a thugann cuairt air. Bhí na tithe eile sa chomórtas go hálainn agus is mór an onóir dom a bheith le feiceáil in éineacht leo. Is eispéireas iontach é a bheith mar chuid den chomórtas agus ba mhaith liom a mholadh go mór.” Ba iad na sé iomaitheoir eile sa bhabhta ceannais ná: - Tony agus Imogen McManus – tógáil nua i gCiarraí - Michelle agus Rob McNeil – teach athchóirithe sna 1920idí i mBéal Feirste. - Aoife agus Gareth Tolerton – nua-aimseartha bun os cionn tógáil nua i gContae an Dúin - Martin agus Saoirse O’ Dwyer – teachín athchóirithe sna 1870idí le síneadh dín bairille i Sligeach - Sarah Duggan agus Ian McNamee – maoin athchóirithe brící dearga i mBaile Átha Cliath - Sinéad Murphy – teach cathrach stylish le haghaidh cosanta i gCorcaigh Tá Baile na Bliana urraithe go bródúil ag AIB. Is féidir leat teacht suas leis na heachtraí go léir de shraith 8 agus sraith níos luaithe de Home of the Year ar RTÉ Player www.rte.ie/player. GRIANGHRAIF BUAITEOIRÍ Home of the Year Series 8 Winner photos Tá rogha grianghraf de na moltóirí agus de na seacht dteach sa chluiche ceannais ar fáil anseo: GRIANGHRAIF DE HOME INTERIORS DE RÉIR EIPEASÓID Episode 1 Finalist Tony and Imogen McManus Episode 2 Finalist Michelle and Rob McNeil Episode 3 Finalist Aoife and Gareth Tolerton Episode 4 Finalist Saoirse and Martin O’Dwyer Episode 5 Finalist Sarah Duggan Episode 6 Finalist Kate and Shane Byrne Episode 7 Finalist Sinead Murphy GRIANGHRAIF DE NA MOLTÓIRÍ AGUS NA BUAITEOIRÍ AG AN DEIREADH A SCANNÁNAÍODH IN EASTÁT THEACH BHAILE PHÁMAR Episode 8 Judges and Finalists