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04 Oct 2025
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A well-known Irish influencer and his partner began a new chapter of their lives in County Kilkenny last April.
James Kavanagh is known for being an online influencer, as well as an entrepreneur, and television presenter.
The pair had been house-hunting with his partner William Murray, but the couple discovered that their budget didn't stretch to the type of house in Dublin that they had envisaged as their dream home.
After a lot of searching, all across the country, the couple decided to purchase a house in Graignamanagh, and made the move last summer.
Some of the pair's recent ventures include being finalists on RTÉ's The Taste of Success and producing their first book, The Currabinny Cookbook, which was published by Penguin in 2018.
In 2018, James Kavanagh began his television career as the co-host of Ireland's Got Talent's companion sister show Ireland's Got Mór Talent on Virgin Media Television.
The couple filmed their recent house search for the new television series, The Great Inspo Home Adventure with James Kavanagh, available on Virgin Media Player.
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