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Famous homes on film, the Hometown Architect Project & integrating mobility aids

This week on the Home Show Podcast: We launch our brand new series Famous Homes on Film with Brian Lloyd, movies editor with Entertainment.ie. This week we take a look at the house featured in 'Father of the Bride'. We're joined by urban forester and journalist, Catherine Cleary, who along with her husband, is building a native forest in Co Roscommon.  We look at the Hometown Architect Project set up by the Irish Architecture Foundation with Mark Ruddy from the Hometown Architect team in Belmullet & Kate Strain from the Aughrim project. And Jennifer Sheahan on integrating mobility aids at home.

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08.00 30 Sep 2023


Famous homes on film, the Hometown Architect Project & integrating mobility aids


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08.00 30 Sep 2023


This week on the Home Show Podcast:

We launch our brand new series Famous Homes on Film with Brian Lloyd, movies editor with Entertainment.ie. This week we take a look at the house featured in 'Father of the Bride'.

We're joined by urban forester and journalist, Catherine Cleary, who along with her husband, is building a native forest in Co Roscommon. 

We look at the Hometown Architect Project set up by the Irish Architecture Foundation with Mark Ruddy from the Hometown Architect team in Belmullet & Kate Strain from the Aughrim project.

And Jennifer Sheahan on integrating mobility aids at home.


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