Hoteliers Francis and John Brennan give a makeover to Shankill Castle, owned by a family of artists and historians who are struggling to make ends meet.

Jenny Kiersey and her family run very tired looking tearooms in Kilmacthomas. The opening of the Waterford Greenway means there’s huge potential for new customers and the Brennans recommend a total revamp. But it’s not just a tearoom they’re tackling, the Kiersey’s decide to build a holiday home at the same time!

Caroline McDonnell’s dream is to give up her day job in catering in Dublin and make a success of her struggling hostel. But Francis arrives and declares it’s the worst first impression to a hospitality business he’s ever seen! What is Caroline to do? A monster makeover begins.

Eleanor and Roy Bowler have run a mobile home park in Camp, Co Kerry for the last 10 years and have ambitions to expand the business by creating a petting farm and café. They have a plans and dreams, but the project requires a huge investment and they have absolutely no catering experience – they badly need the Brennans’ help.

Eileen and husband Keith have a million euro budget but big as it is, it’s going to be severely stretched as they attempt to re-open a large hotel that’s been under wraps for years. Building issues bring delay after delay and a whole heap of unexpected trauma, costs and problems.

The Brennan's hope to revitalise the plans of Lisdoonvarna Failte, who wish to renovate and energise the neglected Spa Wells.

John and Francis Brennan help two friends with little money or experience to revamp a bar and restaurant in Kilcullen.

The Brennans help the owners of a golf course who are hoping to branch out by finding new uses for their land, but are struggling to get planning permission.