PICS: Judge the ‘dream’ home Dermot Bannon went WAY over budget on

Michael Monroe’s music always has walked gracefully between genres: one part punk, one part glam. The former singer of Finland’s Hanoi Rocks has been a hugely influential artist in the rock scene, and not just in his native land.

Love Island has been the top show to watch every summer, even if the winter edition hasn’t been as popular with viewers. However, for wannabe reality TV stars who have dreams of being the next big islander there’s one requirement they’ve got to fulfil first.

HS2 is billions of pounds over budget and behind schedule because of government failings, according to the Whitehall spending watchdog.

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

Scottish local government leaders have warned that council budgets are at “breaking point.”

Here’s a look back at this week’s reality-TV highlights:

Are you ever like "wow, I wonder what villain Chad Johnson thinks about ?" Yeah, me neither, yet here we are. The controversial star was asked whether or not he thinks Hannah deserves another shot at being Bachelorette, and made his feelings more than clear by claiming she just wants fame. RUDE! Especially considering Hannah is one of the most genuine people to come out of this franchise, like, ever.

Here for the right reasons? Chad Johnson doesn’t think Hannah Brown deserves a second shot at being the Bachelorette because he’s skeptical if her quest for true love is genuine.

The lavish former home of stylish actress, model and singer Selena Gomez is currently up for sale for $6.575 million (€5,891,989).

Oprah Winfrey has a unique view on marriage.

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.

Peter Weber and Hannah Brown have unfinished business.

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.