Man loses court bid after sister leaves €2.7m to charity

An 80-year-old former factory worker has told the High Court that he felt like the man who won the Lotto and lost the ticket after he found out his late sister had left €2.7m to charity in her will.

Man loses court bid after sister leaves €2.7m to charity

An 80-year-old former factory worker has told the High Court that he felt like the man who won the Lotto and lost the ticket after he found out his late sister had left €2.7m to charity in her will.

Joseph Dee of North Circular Road in Dublin has lost his challenge to the will of his sister Mary Coffey from Emly in Tipperary, who died eight years ago.

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