Cheap Irish Homes - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Episode 1
Maggie Molloy and building engineer Kieran McCarthy help 28-year-old health care worker Claire Hassett search for an affordable home. With a maximum budget of 170,000 euros, she is looking for a two or three-bedroom house that doesn't need a major refurbishment. Claire is hoping for a home that close to her job in Cork and family in Thurles.
Episode 2
Maggie Molloy is searching for property bargains with driving instructor Mike Shyne from Castleconnell. He's looking for a two to three bedroom house that he can renovate before handing it over to his two daughters when they're older.
Episode 3
Maggie is on a house hunt with 22-year-old, traditional wood worker, Eoin Reardon. He's looking to buy an old single storey stone cottage that he can restore to it's original state.
Episode 4
In this episode, Maggie makes her way to Castlepollard to meet Colm and Margie MacNamee. After living in South Korea, the couple are now on the hunt for a family home in Ireland.
Episode 5
In episode 5, Maggie is helping Belinda Ketel and Jamie Sugrue search for a great value home in North Kerry.
Episode 6
Episode 7
House hunter Trina O' Connor, wants to begin the next chapter of her life outside Dublin, so meets Maggie and Kieran in Carlow, to search for a new home.
Episode 8
In the series finale, Maggie and Kieran travel to Mayo to meet hairdresser Patrice Lyttle who is desperate to get on the property ladder, close to where she works in Westport.
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