See inside Lotto winner's swanky pad after he hit the £7million jackpot

After winning the lotto in 2008, Greg Smyth has enjoyed living in a swanky pad and has even splashed out on brand new £120,000 sports car.
Greg, son of golf hero Des Smyth, went public when he scooped the £7million (€9.4 million) Lottery jackpot in 2008. see more pics below

The former horticulture student is living in Drogheda, Co Louth where he bought the winning ticket, the Irish Mirror reports.
However the property has now been listed as 'sold' on myhome.ie.
The 31-year-old's pad has five bedrooms with two en-suites, a modern fitted kitchen and a landscaped back garden.

Myhome.ie

Greg has also bought a top-of-the-range Audi RS6 Quattro.
He spoke to the Irish Sun this week when they went to his home: “ I’m not too bad. I’m actually meeting someone right now for lunch.
"Another time... I’m just running to meet a friend ."
Houses is in the area normally go for around €400,000.

Myhome.ie

Myhome.ie

An advert for the house said: “This is a truly spectacular five-bed detached house.”
“ The outside has been landscaped with an attractive water feature
“It is located close to Drogheda train station, bus services and within easy access to the M1 Motorway.
"The property should be viewed quickly to avoid disappointment.”
Greg, from Baltray, Co Louth, landed the lotto in 2008 when he purchased his €4 Quick Pick Lotto ticket at Newfoundwell Service Station in the wee county.

Myhome.ie

Myhome.ie

Greg found out he was the winner when he checked his numbers on Aertel as he ate his breakfast.
He was a second year student at Institute of Technology in Blanchardstown, Dublin studying to be a golf course superintendent at the time.
His dad Des Smyth is a famous golfer who played in the Ryder Cup Team of 1979 and 1981.
In 2006, Des was vice captain of the winning European team at the K Club.

Myhome.ie

Myhome.ie

When Greg picked up his cheque at Lotto HQ, he said: “ I feel like I’m in the middle of a dream at the moment .
“I telephoned my parents who are in the US as my dad is playing in the Champion’s Tour in Oregon today.
"They were delighted.

Myhome.ie

Myhome.ie

“I’m not going to let the money go to my head. I will definitely continue my course and stick to my guns.
“I love what I’m doing. The only difference is I won’t be living in any dodgy student flats this year.”