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Breac House at Horn Head will feature on Tithe Cois Uisce on Wednesday
Two Donegal homes will be featured on TG4 series Tithe Cois Uisce.
An eight-part series that follows on from the popular Tithe Cois Farraige, each week Síle Nic Chonaonaigh will visit a different location to meet those who have built houses by the water, with episodes featuring Horn Head and Ramelton coming up.
In the third episode on Wednesday, January 31, Síle meets with the designers of two wonderful homes. First, she meets Donegal architect Tarla MacGabhann in 'Breac House' in the rugged and beautiful setting of Horn Head. 
Episode 4 sees Síle meet with those who have decided to build hideaways in secluded areas. Antóin MacGabhann is a civil engineer and has built 'Plug-In Cottage' on the banks of a river estuary in Ramelton. The shows screen on TG4 on Wednesdays at 8:30pm
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