The Great Irish Bake Off

Anna Nolan presents the third series of the amateur baking competition. Paul Kelly and new judge Lilly Higgins cast their eyes over the bakers' attempts to produce a cheesecake.

Anna Nolan presents the third series of the amateur baking competition. The bakers are asked to create an 'adults-only' coffee cake and a showstopping Halloween cake

Third series of the amateur baking competition, presented by Anna Nolan. The remaining bakers are challenged to bake a stuffed savoury picnic loaf and stollen bread.

The latest task for the amateur bakers is to produce a chocolate swiss roll, which proves to be more of a challenge than they might have expected.

The remaining bakers are set the task of baking a cake inspired by their favourite country before they tackle a pudding that is popular in many Irish homes.

The remaining bakers are challenged to produce gluten-free Irish ingredient pizzas and traditional Italian calzones before creating a Mad Hatter's Tea Party.

The competition nears its conclusion as the remaining bakers face the semi-final challenge of producing a sweet souffle and a special gateau.

The final of the third series of the amateur baking competition sees the bakers making three floating apple crumbles served in a martini glass and a wedding cake.

We have our Irish Bake Off winner for 2015 but now it's time for the celebrities to give it a go as Fair City's George McMahon and Leanne Moore from pop group Liir take on Lucy Kennedy and Martin King from The Seven O'Clock Show. Paul Kelly and Lilly Higgins will be back to judge their efforts, while culinary tips are provided by experts Caroline Hennessey, Helen Finnegan and John and Kasha Connolly.