Irish lottery syndicate can’t count lucky stars

EURO Lottery luck nearly struck for the second time in Limerick last Friday.

Irish lottery syndicate can’t count lucky stars
Wed, 01 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

A group of Dunnes Stores workers came within a fraction of the €120 million super prize and overtake Euro lottery millionaire, Dolores McNamara’s €115.4 million win of 2005.

The Dunnes Stores syndicate, who all work in the Childers Road outlet, had a ticket with all correct five digits selected from one to 50.

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CourtsPlace: LimerickPlace: Childers Road outletPlace: DublinPlace: Las VegasPerson: Dolores McNamaraPerson: Brian O’SullivanPerson: Mark HurleyPerson: MarkPerson: NicolaEvent: EURO LotteryEvent: EuroOrganisation: Dunnes StoresOrganisation: Dunnes Stores syndicateOrganisation: The Dunnes syndicateOrganisation: Aertel
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