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Poll: Would you go public if you won the Euromillions jackpot?

All that cash would be hard to hide.

IT EMERGED LAST night a winning Euromillions ticket worth €88.5 million was sold in Ireland.

It’s not yet clear exactly where the ticket was sold or who the winner is.

The lucky person (or group) may chose to go public or they might want to stay out of the headlines. Euromillions winners still get the full prize if they choose to remain anonymous.

We want to know: Would you go public if you won the Euromillions jackpot?

Poll Results:

No (16003)

Yes (740)

I'm not sure (464)

Yes
No
I'm not sure

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