There is one very lucky Irish winner of a massive €500,000 cash prize in tonight’s EuroMillions, although the €140 million still hasn’t been claimed and Friday’s jackpot will be a gigantic €160 million! The lucky …
There was no jackpot winner of last Friday’s mammoth €130m prize, which means that the amount of money up for grabs tonight will reach upwards of €140m. While this is more money that you’d probably …
We could all do with a bit of extra cash for the weekend, right? Well, tonight’s Euromillions Superdraw offers a massive, life-changing €130m jackpot. The Superdraw coincides with a number of rule changes for Europe’s …
“Håll tummarna!” (CC BY 2.0) by Magnus D The cost of Europe’s largest lottery, the EuroMillions, is going up, but your chances of winning aren’t. According to the lottery’s organiser, Camelot, the cost of a single EuroMillions ticket …
One lucky Irish winner will have reason to celebrate tonight, as he or she will get a share of the €436,958 prize, worth €145,652. The winner is of one of three people who matched five …
A lucky Euromillions winner had just until 5:30pm today to collect his prize, and he showed up at Lotto HQ with the ticket with about one hour to spare. The winning ticket had been sold …
The Euromillions game operators have announced the introduction of new rules, which will supposedly increase the number of €100m or over jackpots, and a larger number of top-tier (€50m+) prizes a year. The new rules …
22 families are celebrating a gigantic win in the Euromillions this past weekend when their numbers were called and their syndicate got the “green light” to collect the crazy sum of cash. Driver Steven Cox …
A big congratulations is in order and it’s emerged that 22 Dublin bus drivers are the winners of the EuroMillions jackpot worth €23,845,060. The winning numbers were 2, 11, 13, 40 and 50, with the …
Someone is about to become a whole lot richer this weekend after there was one lucky Irish winner of the EuroMillions jackpot worth €23,845,060. The winning numbers are 2, 11, 13, 40 and 50, with …
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