Couples fight it out in bid to bring down the house

Seán McCárthaigh

Sat, 04 Oct, 2003 - 01:00

With house prices still climbing to record highs and young couples struggling to afford mortgages, RTÉ are hoping a new programme will combine people's interest in game shows and their fixation with property.

Unlike Big Brother, contestants in The House of Love will compete to win a house, rather than just stay in one.

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Courts Place: Mullingar Place: Sligo Place: Salthill,Place: Galway Place: Crowe Theatre and Arts Centre, Athlone, Co Westmeath Place: Cork Place: Dublin Person: Seán McCárthaigh Person: Sean Moncrieff Organisation: TV Organisation: RTÉ Organisation: Sligo Park Hotel Organisation: Galway Bay Hotel Organisation: Dean Organisation: Jury's Hotel Organisation: Burlington Hotel

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