Dermot Bannon Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

There’s some good news for all you DIY nuts – as architect Dermot Bannon has confirmed that RTÉ’s home renovation series Room To Improve will be back for a new series later this year.

The earth really is healing as Dermot Bannon has returned to our screens, although he wasn’t improving any rooms this time around. Rather than his iconic home renovation show, Room to Improve, he was hosting a new series.

If there’s one thing the past year has taught us, it’s that change can happen so quickly, whether we like it or not. So there’s a reassurance in the little signs that things are slowly returning to normal — there’s a new series of Room To Improve on the way for the autumn and Dermot Bannon is back on the box this weekend too.

We love any TV show with Dermot Bannon at the helm and luckily, he has a new project about to air on RTÉ screens.

It was a jam-packed show on The Late Late Show last night, with a very familiar face there to entertain viewers at home and no, we’re not talking about Ryan Tubridy.

We’ve been missing seeing Dermot Bannon on our TV screens every week, so we will certainly be tuning into The Late Late Show on Friday. The second last show of the season is bringing the architect back to our screens.

Room To Improve this year due to the delay caused by Covid-19, but despite rumours to the contrary, the good news is filming has now started for the next series, pencilled in for autumn 2021 — details that will be received gratefully by all those who were worried it might never return.‘Everyone keeps saying to me, “Is Room to Improve gone?” and I say, “Well, why am I working on it then?” My sister-in-law said she read it somewhere that the series was gone but I’m getting paid to do it and we are

@DermotBannon discuss people moving out of cities and moving meetings online.#LateLate pic.twitter.com/RadyC6bJc1— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) October 16, 2020‘JayJus Ryan and @Dermott Bannon are like twins on the couch’ remarked one person.  ‘Ryan Tubridy is interviewing Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late,’ someone else joked.Ryan Tubridy and Dermot Bannon are basically the same person.

RTÉ Guide, the architect shared: ‘I had time to sit and enjoy it and it was great during the summer, the garden was amazing.‘We had no money left, so we didn’t get any of the other planned features in the garden done.’That’s why he admits with his usual humour, he has to return to work sooner rather than later.But being well versed in design, Dermot did manage to install a fire pit that the whole family could sit around on colder nights.He also shared that the lockdown allowed him a much-needed

Dermot Bannon’s home renovation project when it aired on RTÉ but many of us were surprised by the starchitect running over budget and behind schedule on his own project despite his vast experience.One person who knows how Dermot works, perhaps better than he knows himself, is Patricia Power.Despite her close working relationship with him on Room to Improve over the years, the Drumcondra native still managed to surprise the renowned Quantity Surveyor.Speaking to EVOKE as she launched An Post’s

host of the show Dermot Bannon has revealed that he now wants people with ‘small projects’ to take part in the brand new series of the show.The new series has already been filming for a couple of months but Dermot revealed that the show is still looking for people to take part.The celebrity architect appeared on Ray D’Arcy’s RTE Radio One show to chat about the upcoming series and what they are looking for.Dermot explained: ‘Normally we have lots of people applying for Room To Improve, it’s a

Blindboy Boatclub are among the guests he’ll speak to.We’ll have a new duo fronting the Six-One News, from August 31 when David McCullagh and Caitriona Perry team up.A documentary simply titled Marian will give us an intimate portrait of the late Marian Finucane.An uplifting watch is ahead in the form of Baz Ashmawy’s DIY SOS: The Big Build which will show tradespeople and locals helping the quality of life of a deserving family.Don’t dare think it’d be a season devoid of Dermot Bannon either as

Dermot Bannon gave viewers a look into his home when he renovated it in a very special Room to Improve.

Daniel O’Donnell has been full of nothing but praise for Dermot Bannon after ending up with a ‘beautiful house’ during Room to Improve.

Dermot Bannon has explained how his TV projects are ‘all up in the air’ but he believes Room to Improve may be able to continue filming soon. 

Dermot Bannon had the nation in a flap when he popped a bath at the end of his garden but the starchitect has yet to use it.

Room To Improve’s Dermot Bannon has revealed that his war with a neighbour over his outdoor bathroom plan has been a success.

Dermot Bannon may have found himself in a spot of bother as it appears he didn’t get planning permission for his back garden bathtub.

Dermot Bannon has officially reopened the new and improved family accommodation at LauraLynn Children’s Hospice.

Room to Improve: Dermot’s Home, starring none other than Dermot Bannon himself, saw the architect completely redesigned his new home in Drumcondra.

It’s the show that has sent Ireland into overdrive with a full half of the television viewing public watching it last Sunday night.

Love him or hate him, as a nation there is something fascinating to us about architect Dermot Bannon, when more than 600,000 people tune in to see him build his new home on television and hundreds more turn up to see his old house at an open viewing.

Love him or hate him, as a nation there is something fascinating to us about architect Dermot Bannon, when more than 600,000 people tune in to see him build his new home on television and hundreds more turn up to see his old house at an open viewing.

RTÉ viewers were glued to their screens during the two episodes of Room To Improve: Dermot’s Home as the highly anticipated special aired.

There’s always a little bit of magic when Diarmuid Gavin and Dermot Bannon are on screen together, so it was great to see the celebrity gardener appear in the special episode of Room To Improve: Dermot’s Home in which Dermot was renovating his newly bought home in Dromcondra.

There are many things viewers love about Room to Improve but none more so than the moment Dermot Bannon laughs as his clients tell them their budget.

The first instalment of Room To Improve: Dermot’s Home aired on RTÉ One on Sunday and the celebrity architect revealed what his wife banned him from doing in their home. 

Some love him, some don’t, and that was definitely clear after Dermot Bannon’s latest Late Late Show appearance.

When you’re known around the country for doing up people’s houses, it’s little surprise that the public would jump at the chance to have a snoop around your own gaff…

Dermot Bannon is turning the tables in the newest episode of Room to Improve, as the architect shares his own journey of doing up his new home.

The Late Late Show returns to the screens tomorrow for its first show of 2020.

Dermot Bannon fans are in for a treat as Room to Improve gives us a very special episode this week.

Celebrity architect Dermot Bannon has shared a sneak peek at his new home in Dublin on social media as he enjoys ‘moving in day.’