21/09/2021
21/09/2021
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Someone in the north west is almost €200,000 richer thanks to a Euromillions ticket bought in a hospital coffee shop
A Euromillions prize of €195,042 was won in a coffee shop in Sligo University Hospital which serves much of south Donegal.
It is not yet known who is the lucky winner, but the ticket was bought in the Aramark-run shop in the hospital. The Euromillions player matched five numbers and a lucky star in Friday evening's draw, and was only one number away from the €64 million jackpot.
There is much excitement in the hospital where it is great to have a positive news story after the challenging months since Covid-19 took hold in Ireland.
The winning numbers were 05, 20, 21, 36, 41 and the Lucky Stars were 06 and 11.
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