Killarney woman reveals what it's like to have Dermot Bannon transform her home

Homeowner Norita O’Donoghue and architect Dermot Bannon talk to Eve Kelliher about filming tonight's episode of RTÉ’s ‘Room to Improve’
Homeowners Norita and Louis O'Donoghue with their daughters Joanie, Bessie, and Jimi, left; Norita and Louis with architect Dermot Bannon, above right, during the filming of RTÉ One's 'Room to Improve'; and below right, Four Winds, a design by Brennan Furlong, photographed by Ruth Maria Murphy.

Homeowners Norita and Louis O'Donoghue with their daughters Joanie, Bessie, and Jimi, left; Norita and Louis with architect Dermot Bannon, above right, during the filming of RTÉ One's 'Room to Improve'; and below right, Four Winds, a design by Brennan Furlong, photographed by Ruth Maria Murphy.

Go on, admit it. Who hasn't imagined the scenario — Dermot Bannon arrives at the front door, camera crew in tow, ready to reinvent your home?

Kerry woman Norita O’Donoghue (née Casey) and her husband Meath native Louis O’Donoghue were longtime fans of RTÉ One's Room to Improve. 

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