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Draw Details for April 27 2025

Lotto Numbers Drawn

23
4
3
7

Prize Value Winners
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share.    
€ 20,000.00 0

There was no on-line Jackpot winner this week with the Jackpot standing at a staggering €20,000.

The draw takes place live each Sunday night at 9.00pm in the clubhouse. Manual entries will be checked for winners after the on-line draw. In the event of winners among both the on-line and manual tickets the jackpot will be split equally.

The winner of the on-line Lucky Dip for €25 was Dermot Farrell. Congratulations Dermot.

 

Focal na Seachtain:

Each week we’ll have a word or a phase in Irish. Why not join in and try and use it in your conversations during the week.

Seachaí – A wide

 

Dad Joke/ Groaner of the Week:

“And know we have a six-piece band,” the radio announcer said, “they only know six pieces.”

 

Tales of Ó Muireartaigh: The commentaries of Michael Ó M are the stuff of legend.

“Colm Quinn from Ballycumber…the first of May, the first of summer, the second of May, the fair of Ballycumber…”

Seanfhocail na Seachtain:

“Comhairle an chait don mhadra.”

“The cat’s advice to the dog.”

(i.e. inappropriate advice)

This or That:

Pick between the two items below and see if you’re right.

True or False: In the Korean Demitiliarised Zone (DMZ) there is a table which straddles North and South Korea?

They Said It:

“I didn’t mind a fella who wanted to know why or to argue the toss. That was good. He had to understand, though, in the end we’d do it my way.”

  • Legendry Dublin football manager Kevin Heffernan

 

Brain Teaser of the week:

What fastens two people yet touches only one?

 

 

Old Irish Customs:

The website duchas.ie has a treasure trove of Irish customs from times past. There are also many other sources on the ways of old:

The people used to have a great many customs long ago, on Mayday. They used not put down a fire until they would see smoke out of another one’s chimney and they would not put out the ashes on that day either. Another custom they used to have on Mayday also, is that they would not give out milk to anyone. The people have not any of those customs now.

Collector

Bina Whyte

Gender

Female

Address

Lettera, Co. Galway

 

 

Answers to this week’s puzzles:

This or That:

True. This allows the North and South Korean leaders to meet and sit at the same table for negotiations, while each being in their own country

Brain Teaser of the Week:

A wedding ring.

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