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Published 09:45 24 Jan 2020 GMT
Updated 09:13 24 Jan 2020 GMT
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From dripping taps to rewiring plugs, Laura will share her tips and tricks for home repairs and maintenance, as well as how to run an eco-friendly home.
Of course, having a home that works is about more than just fixing emergencies, and so Laura will also be providing advice on topics like zoning your spaces, clever storage and choosing the right decor.
Tickets for the event cost €10, and are available to purchase here. There will be an opportunity to buy a copy of Gaff Goddess on the night, and Laura will also be signing copies of the book.
To recap:
What: An evening with Her and Gaff Goddess Laura de Barra
Where: The Boys' School, Smock Alley Theatre
When: February 6, 2020, kicking off at 8.30pm
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