Lotto.
A new, dark comedy short about what happens when friends win the Lotto.
From the nice people at The Derrynane Robot Club.
Tag Archives: Lotto
This morning.
Fluffy Biscuits writes:
See the balls up of the lottery made the BBC…
Irish Lottery: Light trick ’caused number change’ (BBC)
Yesterday: Bogus Ball
There was “an odd peculiar movement” with one man seen driving a new tractor which he said was suspicious…
*twitch*
Who won the lotto in Leitrim? Man with new tractor ‘suspicious’ (Irish Times)
Ben Senioe writes:
I’m a self employed Irish app developer and noticed you sometimes feature apps. I’ve made an Irish Lotto app for Android that provides the latest results and notifies you when they’re available, as well as letting you check and re-check your numbers. I’m working on an update but the current version is out now and available to download from the Play store
Stop That
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Coolmine train station, Dublin 15.
Orla writes:
How far would you go to win a fortune..
Jackpot work in fairness.
Meanwhile, Local Election poster defacement…
Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin.
Myles Waytson writes:
“She has my vote.”
Eimear ni Fhaolain writes:
“Saw this yesterday. Apparently they don’t like smiles in Ballymun [Dublin]”
@mdoyler The winning Euromillions ticket was sold in Waterville, Blanch. Keep it under your hat for now.
— Neil Cotter (@IrishSunNeil) June 26, 2013
Dublin 8 15.
A Spar, we hear.
Seems Legit
at
Gary Hoey writes:
Found this piece of junk mail in the canteen at work this morning… Anyone?
Neil Condron writes:
Well my suspicion that the Irish Lotto made a major clanger last Saturday (April 6) was right. It would appear that a ‘9′ was transposed when the balls were being printed and ended up as a ‘6′ ON THE ’9′ BALL. However as everything is supposed to be ‘squeaky clean’ and overseen, balls weighed and checked, how did this get by all the scrutinisers?
I wonder how much this blunder will cost the Lotto (or the taxpayer). The even bigger question – how long has that ball been in use (and where have I put all my old tickets)?
“Washington Street, Cork.” (Tadhg Dennehy)
Sad signs to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie