Room To Improve star Dermot Bannon has said his fellow architects was “shocked and angered” when they learned of evil killer architect Graham Dwyer’s double life.
Dermot – who returns to our screens with a new RTE One series of Room To Improve this Sunday – admitted that while he didn’t personally know jailed architect Dwyer, he knew colleagues who knew him and said everyone was shocked when they discovered he committed one of the most heinous crimes that shocked Ireland.
Dwyer was convicted of the murder of 36-year-old Elaine O’Hara in 2015. He is currently appealing his conviction after he was found guilty of murdering the vulnerable care worker in 2012 with his lawyers arguing that the retention of mobile phone data used in the case is an “opportunistic form of mass surveillance” that transforms phones into tracking devices that can reveal a detailed picture of every aspect of a person’s life.
