Richard Carr from Doncaster had an itch to buy lottery tickets, so he bought   Merry Millionaire National Lottery scratchcard.  He actually bought the ticket while waiting for public transport at the The Pitstop, Harworth on 28th December.

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A farm shop owner from Newry, County Down,decided to check his tickets on hearing that he decided to check his tickets.  To his pleasant surprise, one of those tickets won a £1.7 million jackpot. 

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What goes around comes around.  A hairdresser from Los Angeles bought three California Lucky Life Scratchers tickets, then gave two of them to her mother and her brother. 

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Jeff Fallang of East Helena does not play the lottery regularly.  However, he has played the Montana Millionaire game in the past.  This time he bought 6 tickets and hit the big one. 

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This week saw different reactions to big lottery wins.  A farm shop owner met his good fortune with disbelief, and it took a double-check by his brother for him to accept that he was a millionaire. 

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Scientists have disproved the old belief that lightning never strikes the same place twice.  Now just last week, a man from Parkville proved that it is possible to win significant lottery jackpots more than once.

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We have read lots of stories about lottery players winning big money only to lose all of it.  Many lottery winners also forget where they came from and turn into new persons. 

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The National Lottery came through with  £1,796,081 worth of Christmas cheer for a Newry farm shop owner.  Simon Savage was encouraged to check his tickets when he heard the lottery was looking for a big winner. 

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When lady luck finally came over to visit one Lotto 6/49 player, he had a very good reason to keep it quiet for a while; he did not want the win to divert attention from his daughter’s upcoming wedding. 

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Many people have to ask for their Christmas gifts; children from Santa, and more mature people from relatives and friends.  A retired RAF sergeant does not mind receiving his present courtesy of the Euromillions, but it might also be answered prayers. 

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