Home Rescue: The Big Fix

In this first episode, the Home Rescue team are in Swords, north county Dublin, Róisín, Peter and the clutterbusters come to the home of super-mum and hairdresser Sinead and her 11 year old daughter Jodi. Róisín hatches a plan to rescue the room, bringing light and space back into Sinead's home.

Outside Gorey in County Wexford, Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of local girl Suzi, her husband Warren and their daughters Willow and Ruby.

15 years ago, Suzi and Warren bought their ‘dream family home', having availed of a Celtic Tiger mortgage. Unfortunately, they lost their jobs in the crash, but even though they've since found new work, the current lockdown has them working from home with little time or energy to focus on a rising tide of clutter.

Róisín, Peter and the clutterbusters come to the century-old Rose Cottage in the pretty Wicklow village of Kiltegan – home to Dubliner Martin McKenna and a lot quieter than his old home in Crumlin.

Currently sleeping in the living room, working all day as a lorry driver for the council and avoiding the mountain of clutter in case he ‘can't find his way out again' Martin dreams of having his grandkids to stay, but there's barely enough room for himself.

Unlikely housemates 69-year-old Carol and her 21-year-old granddaughter, Sharmyne live together in the home that Carol once shared with her late husband. Over the decades, the kitchen and its adjacent extension have been renovated many times but, as new layers of décor were added and the clutter accumulated, functionality has taken second place.

Determined to rescue the pair from chaos, Róisín unveils a plan to reorganize the kitchen in ‘Venetian' style – adding new units and stripping back the layers to reveal the history of the house.

In Tullamore county Offaly, Carol Scott lives with her 16-year-old daughter Moira, diagnosed with autism in sixth class. With the unwavering support of her mum, Moira excels in her favourite sports but her training regime, and Carol's part time job as a public health nurse, leaves no time to tidy or organise their home.

Enter: Róisín with a plan to create an innovative ‘she-shed' for Moira's extensive collection of sports gear and turn Carol's bedroom into a ‘five-star hotel room'.

The Home Rescue team are in Booterstown, Co. Dublin to help 53-year old Mairead tackle her clutter and home design issues.

After Mairead was diagnosed with facial cancer four years, she underwent massive surgery and lost an eye to save her life and now sees in 2D. Despite losing an eye, the irrepressible Mairead recovered, but the trauma of that time put an end to her chances of fixing the place up.