The Great House Revival Returns Following Hugh Wallace’s Death

The Great House Revival is set to return to RTÉ One, with the upcoming series serving as a tribute to the show’s beloved architect and presenter, Hugh Wallace, who passed away in December 2025 [1]. The series will celebrate Wallace’s lasting contribution to Irish architecture and his impact on the homeowners featured on the show.

A Tribute to Hugh Wallace

RTÉ has stated that the sixth series of The Great House Revival will honor Wallace’s memory, highlighting how he helped people create homes, warmed hearts, and brought joy to countless viewers [2]. Wallace, known for his charming personality and insightful advice, formed lasting friendships with many of the homeowners he worked with.

What to Expect in Series 6

The first episode of the new series focuses on the transformation of a Victorian terraced house [3]. Viewers can expect to see the before-and-after transformations, showcasing the impact of Wallace’s guidance and the dedication of the homeowners.

Homeowners Share Memories

Participants from previous seasons have shared poignant memories of Hugh Wallace, recalling his kindness and genuine interest in their projects. Siobhán O’Mahony and Timmie O’Brien, featured on the show, spoke of Wallace’s lasting friendship and his helpful suggestions during the renovation of their former post office in West Cork [4]. They are planning to unveil a plaque, the “Hugh Wallace Terrace,” in his honor.

Where to Watch

The Great House Revival, series 6, episode 1, will air on Sundays at 9:30 pm on RTÉ One and will also be available on the RTÉ Player [3].