National Lottery winner who scooped up mega £10m jackpot REFUSES to retire

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National Lottery winner who scooped up mega £10m jackpot REFUSES to retire.

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A National Lottery winner who scooped up a mega £10.2million jackpot has insisted he has no intention of retiring.Peter Lavery, 64, was earning £200 a week as a bus driver when he became one of Northern Ireland's wealthiest individuals overnight on May 18 1996, banking £10,248,233.

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Today, he is the founder of Titanic Distillers and one of the region's most recognisable lottery winners.

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Despite the life-altering windfall arriving when he was just 34, Lavery remains as driven as ever.

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Even then, he reported for duty and completed a five-hour bus driving shift that Sunday.

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A: National Lottery winner who scooped up mega £10m jackpot REFUSES to retire.

B: A National Lottery winner who scooped up a mega £10.2million jackpot has insisted he has no intention of retiring.Peter Lavery, 64, was earning £200 a week as a bus driver when he became one of Northern Ireland's wealthiest individuals overnight on May 18 1996, banking £10,248,233.