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CHRISTMAS came early to a woman in Dundalk when she won e10,000 on the National Lottery’s Winning Streak TV gameshow the day before Christmas Eve.
Zoryana Vyslapu from Windmill Court spun the Dream Player wheel in RTÉ Studios for the chance to win between e10,000 and e50,000 on Friday, December 23 last.
Players can enter the Dream Player game by collecting the letters PLAY on the stub portion of the Winning Streak Scratch Card to enter the draw.
Pictured at the presentation of cheques were from left: Marty Whelan, Gameshow Host, Zoryana Vyslapu who spun the Dream Player wheel, Eddie Banville, Head of Marketing, National Lottery and Kathryn Thomas, Gameshow Host. Five players from Galway, Donegal, Meath and Dublin won prizes to the value of e194,200. The biggest winner on the night was David McDonnell from Meath, who won prizes to the value of e49,200.
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