Govt nets €405m after selling National Lottery

The Government has agreed a deal to sell the rights of the National Lottery.

Govt nets €405m after selling National Lottery
Fri, 04 Oct, 2013 - 09:28

The Government has agreed a deal to sell the rights of the National Lottery.

A consortium of An Post and British lottery operators Camelot will buy the 20-year licence for €405m.

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