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What animal is in the Irish Sweepstakes?
Horses are the animals associated with the Irish sweepstakes. The Irish Sweepstakes was a lottery system that was promoted from 1930 to 1987. Ticket stubs were pulled from a barrel and matched to a horse running in a race.
What animal associated with the Irish sweepstakes?
The Irish Sweepstakes, which no longer operates, would have been associated with horse racing, so the answer is the horse.
What animal is associated with the Irish sweepstakes?
The Irish Sweepstakes, which no longer operates, would have been associated with horse racing, so the answer is the horse.
Who were the winners of Irish sweepstakes in 1930s?
Amendola
Who won the 1969 Irish Sweepstakes?
who won the 1944 irish hospitals sweepstake
The horse Love and Luck won the Irish Sweepstakes in what year?
1939
Who won the 1939 Irish sweepstakes?
A small group a Irish Business man. It was all a Scam. For 50 years.
What is a non winning 1966 Irish hospitals sweepstakes ticket worth?
The Irish Hospital Sweepstakes had its last draw in 1986 and the company that ran it closed in 1987. An old ticket would have no real value now.
Who won the 1966 Irish Sweepstakes?
The winner was "Charlottown" jockey was - Scobie Breasley
What is a 1981 Irish hospitals' sweepstakes worth today NCA47385?
nothing much. 26.00usd
Who won the 1964 Irish Sweepstakes?
Meadow Court ridden by Lester Piggot
Who founded the Irish Hospitals' Sweepstake?
The Irish Hospital Sweepstakes was established in 1930 and was promoted by a private company, Hospitals' Trust Limited, in pursuance of a standing agreement with a sweepstakes committee appointed by the governing bodies of various hospitals. The Hospitals' Trust Fund was used to channel the net proceeds of the sweepstakes to hospitals for capital purposes. Statutory responsibility for the Hospitals' Trust Fund was with the Minister for Health and that for the running of the sweepstakes by Hospitals' Trust Limited with the Minister for Justice. Overall responsibility for pensions in the private sector, however, rests with the Minister for Social, Community and Family Affairs.
