permanent tsb Ideal Home Show – Online Edition

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Online, Wednesday 22nd April - Thursday 18th June

permanent tsb Ideal Home Show: Online Edition – With the RDS Spring Edition provisionally postponed until the 19th-21st of June, and the Autumn Edition scheduled for the 23rd-26th of October 2020, why wait?

While the show is currently postponed, Homeowners are invited to use the Product Finder and to browse the extensive Exhibitor List where you can advance and plan for your home improvement projects right now. Many exhibitors are available to undertake consultations, to quote for projects and/or to deliver products directly to your home! You'll find it all at the permanent tsb Ideal Home Show: Online Edition.


Date:
Wednesday 22nd April - Thursday 18th June
Time:
All Day
Price:
Free

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