About Experts STUNNED By Hidden Treasure Found In Workshop | Irish Pickers | FULL EPISODE
Ian and Butsy head to Tipperary and Limerick, where a former antique dealer living in a ruined castle proves a tough negotiator. They uncover a military officer's trunk, a rare Croke Park stadium seat, and an Oliver Cromwell engraving before striking gold in a vast collection of music memorabilia. Later, a visit to a centuries-old religious restoration workshop leads to an extraordinary discovery — a forgotten mould of Irish revolutionary Pádraig Pearse that could generate profits for years to come.
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