:52:07
Oh! Hello!
:52:09
What sort of a game is this?
:52:11
- Shush, will you? Shush, shush!
- Don't you shush me!
:52:15
Michael's in there
with the man from the lotto.
:52:20
Can I have your full name
and date of birth, please, Ned?
:52:27
Ned Patrick Devine,...
:52:29
..born...
:52:31
..seventeenth of July, 1931.
:52:36
Six pounds, two ounces.
:52:40
OK. Now I'll need to find...
:52:42
..your social insurance number.
:52:45
I know it off by heart, Jim.
:52:47
It's...
:52:49
..eight, six,...
:52:51
..four, three,...
:52:53
..six, seven,...
:52:54
..four, B.
:52:56
(laughs) That's wonderful, Ned!
:53:03
You let Michael go in there on his own?
Jackie, he's never told a lie in his life.
:53:08
Well, he's making up for it now, so.
:53:14
Right, Ned. It shouldn't be long
before I can issue the cheque.
:53:18
Don't take too long now, Jim.
I'll be losing interest on that money!
:53:23
Right, I'd best get back to Dublin.
There's a lot of paperwork to be sorted out.
:53:28
- Mind your head.
- I will, thanks.
:53:32
You did write your name
on the back of the ticket?
:53:34
- Oh, I did indeed.
- Very sensible of you.
:53:37
- Means no-one else can claim it.
- Right!
:53:40
Only thing is, it means it'll take a bit longer.
I have to come back to make some enquiries.
:53:46
To make sure that you are Ned Devine.
:53:50
Oh, well, congratulations, Ned.
:53:52
Take care now.