RTÉ Home of the Year has crowned its 2024 renovators

The winners have been revealed…

Marty Campbell and Shane Murray have lifted the coveted Home of the Year 2024 trophy for their renovated 1920’s terrace home in Dublin.

Marty Campbell and Shane Murray:

“We are over the moon. We are delighted. It’s been such a great experience, so we are happy, proud, all those emotions! We didn’t believe we’d get into the final. We didn’t believe we would win it so it’s been amazing. Seeing the standard of the homes. I just don’t know how the judges picked so hats off to everyone else who made the final.”

In the final which aired on RTÉ One on Wednesday night the three judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Sara Cosgrove recapped the seven stunning finalists of the tenth series of Home of the Year. And announced Shane and Marty as this year’s winners.

The couple’s style was inspired by their passion for hotels and travel.

They love how their home represents their personalities and their lives together. When Shane and Marty purchased their house in 2022 it was in a state of disrepair. Renovating the home was a big project which involved upgrading the heating system, replacing windows and knocking down a wall. They also repositioned the kitchen and gutted the interior and exterior of the home and changed the front garden layout to allow for an electric charging station for a car.

Catch up with all the episodes of Series 10 and earlier series of Home of the Year on RTÉ Player www.rte.ie/player