A syndicate composed of family members  from Co Kildare won a €500,000 jackpot from the Euromillions Lottery’s October 25 draw.  The family, who do not wish to be identified, bought the winning ticket at a shop in Athy.

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Nothing, it seems, can keep Ron Elliot from his job caring for vulnerable elderly people – not even a huge lottery win.

He had bought a Lucky Dip ticket at a news agent’s on the way to work Saturday. 

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Two weeks after the draw, the winners of a $213 million Powerball jackpot have come forward.  Retired hospital workers Carl and Lulu Mitchell only took their sweet time so they can have the opportunity to think things over carefully.

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Peggy Savoca, of Solon, had a lot of bad things happen to her in the last two years.  It had been so bad that she just felt her luck would have to turn soon. 

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A lucky lottery player bought a Powerball ticket at Whitley Heights Market, located at 1900 North Highland Ave. in Los Angeles way back in May.  The ticket managed to match five of six numbers, but missed the Powerball for the May 22 draw. 

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Retired HVAC technician Lewis Howard calls playing the lottery his hobby. That is why there was nothing unusual in his spending $5 to buy Mega Millions Tickets for the May 17 draw from the Food Lion on South Main Street in Farmville, except for the result. 

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The California Lottery announced that a nuclear medicine technician from the Saint Agnes Medical Center has won the $213 million Powerball jackpot in the Oct. 23 draw.

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We have covered some incredible stories of luck this week, which includes a winner who just plays for fun, a woman who managed to beat the claim deadline by mere hours, and a man who overcame trillion to one odds to post a second lottery win.

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When Buffalo Public Schools special education teacher Margaret Dolan picked up a “Win for Life” scratch-off  ticket from a Rite Aid in the Town of Tonawanda, she did know that it would change her life. 

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National Lottery officials have continued to maintain that “human error” has caused them to incorrectly advertise a £6.2 million jackpot, when the real amount should have been only £4,860,213. 

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