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Pictured here at the presentation of the winning cheques were from left to right: Sinead Kennedy, Winning Streak game show co-host; Oliver McConnon the winning player; Fergus Roche, Head of Technology
Oliver McConnon from Dundalk Co. Louth has won €15,000 on last Saturdays (4th February 2017) National Lottery Winning Streak game show on RTE.
The winning ticket was bought at Aisle Rock Londis on the Castletown Road.
Forty-two-year-old Oliver is single. He is an Electronic Technician in Xerox in Dundalk.
Oliver lives with his mother, Kathleen in their family home. He has two older sisters, Elaine and Fiona and two nephews and a niece.
Oliver is a Dundalk FC and Liverpool fan. He loves to travel especially to the US. He loves the theme parks in Florida and the beaches of the west and east coast. He has never been to New York City and would consider going there with any winnings from playing Winning Streak.
He would also like to take his family away on holiday. Oliver’s whole family were in the audience of Winning Streak this weekend along with his godparents, Gerard and Ann, his friends and some colleagues from work.
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