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Telly’s loveliest show The Repair Shop on BBC One is looking for people from Cork to take part in their new series. Their team of experts are looking for treasured items that need a little bit of TLC and help bring precious memories back to life.
The Repair Shop which is a hit series on the BBC is known for restoring much-loved items which are of value or not of value.
Kirsten Ramsey from The Repair Shop spoke this morning to Patricia Messinger on C103's CorkToday Show
If people do have any treasured items that need restoring - email therepairshop@ricochet.co.uk or log on to www.bbc.co.uk/takepart
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