The luck of the Irish has struck again as a ticket sold in the country netted almost ?89m in the Euromillions lottery on Tuesday night. The National Lottery in Dublin confirmed that there was one winner from Ireland of the Europe-wide ?88.58m (?75.86m) jackpot. The lucky winner had a match of five numbers and two stars ? numbers 01, 05, 07, 17 and 23 with stars 03 and 08. It was unclear where exactly in Ireland the ticket was bought or whether it belonged to a syndicate. There have been nine Euromillions winners from Ireland so far, including the biggest jackpot winner, Dolores McNamara.

Haitian businessman Jovenel Moise addresses the audience after being declared the official winner of the November 2016 presidential elections, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, January 3, 2017. "I`ve already engaged in talks with the textile sector, where we hope to create tens of thousands more jobs," Moise said. Moise hopes two measures, known by their acronyms HOPE and HELP, which provide duty-free preferences for certain light manufactured goods, will help power the economy. Haiti`s apparel industry accounts for most of its national export earnings and provides tens of thousands of jobs. President-elect Jovenel Moise, a successful banana exporter, was declared winner this month of a vote initially held in 2015 that had to be rerun more than a year later, due to allegations of voter fraud.