Winning Lotto numbers tonight: Full National Lottery results with Thunderball on Saturday, March 14, 2026There is a £6.9m rollover jackpot and a £500,000 chance with ThunderballView Image Will your numbers come up tonight? (Image: The National Lottery)The National Lottery Lotto draw tonight (Saturday, March 14, 2026) has a £6.9m jackpotup for grabs. ‌We bring you the crucial winning Lotto numbers as they drop, as well as the results for the £500,000 Thunderball jackpot. ‌Today's winning Lotto numbers ( Saturday, March 14, 2026 ) revealedThe winning Lotto numbers for tonight (March 4) are 10, 30, 36, 44, 45 and 58 and the bonus ball is 59. Tonight's winning Thunderball numbers revealedThe winning Thunderball numbers for tonight's draw are 5, 8, 24, 26, 32 and the Thunderball is 5.

Speeding drivers terrorising visitors and 'destroying Eryri's peace and quiet'Calls have been made for 40mph limits and average speed cameras. Mike Byrne said they have turned the national park into a “terrifying” experience for other visitors. Mike, originally from Chester and now living in Betws-y-Coed, believes 40mph limits should be imposed on national park A roads to deter speeding drivers. The national park is for the enjoyment of all but speeding cars and motorbikes have no place. “In recent years there has been a marked increase in the numbers coming to the national park,” he said.

Lewis Hamilton sends both his mums emotional message on Mother's Day in live interviewLewis Hamilton secured his first Ferrari podium at the Chinese GP on Mother's Day and paid tribute to his mother Carmen and stepmum Linda in an emotional celebration in ShanghaiView 2 Images Lewis Hamilton's mum Carmen Larbalestier was there to witness her son's first Ferrari podium (Image: Jun Da Tan/ABACA/Shutterstock)Lewis Hamilton described it as "a special day" to secure his maiden Ferrari podium on Mother's Day - with his mum present in the team garage. ‌And Hamilton dedicated that long-awaited achievement to his mother, whom the 41-year-old had embraced in parc ferme following a landmark moment in his Ferrari journey. "It's such a special day, one of the most amazing weeks I've had," the thrilled seven-time world champion beamed. ‌"I've travelled out here with my mum, travelled around and had some really special moments together. A massive thank you to Ferrari - it's my first podium with them which is a huge moment for me."

Max Verstappen warned that Formula One's 'painful, joke' regulations will 'bite the sport in the a***'The four-time world champion spoke out at the end of a Chinese Grand Prix won by Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes. Verstappen, who retired from the race, is furious at the changes, saying: 'It will eventually ruin the sport. Max Verstappen was forced to retire from the Chinese Grand Prix'I would say the same if I was winning because I care about the racing product. 'But I don't think it's what real F1 fans like. Maybe some fans like it, but they don't understand racing.

Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews racked up a huge bill at the luxury Dubai hotel where the couple tied the knot - and it is claimed he left without paying. The couple exchanged vows in the hotel's lush gardens, sharing kisses and holding hands just two days after announcing their engagement, which had taken place at another luxurious Dubai hotel, the Burj Al Arab. An insider said: 'Lee Andrews has not yet paid the One&Only Royal Mirage hotel where he and Katie Price got married. Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews racked up a huge bill at the luxury Dubai hotel where the couple tied the knot - and it is claimed he left without payingPhotos from the couple's ceremony show Katie wearing a cutout white dress as they clinked glasses of champagne. Following their engagement, Katie was warned by Lee's ex-fiancée about his past behaviour.

The special Lotto Plus Raffle event took place last night, which typically sees between 60 and 120 winners of €500 in every draw. National Lottery spokesperson Sarah Orr said: “What a weekend it’s been for a Lotto player in Cork! Nearly 30 cent in every €1 spent on National Lottery games goes back to Good Causes in the areas of sport, youth, health, welfare, education, arts, heritage and the Irish Language. Last year charity Alliance for Immigrant and Refugee Women in Ireland (AkiDwA) secured the top prize as National Lottery Good Cause of the Year, taking home €35,000. The biggest winners from Saturday night’s draw are advised to make contact with the National Lottery prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie.

A champion racehorse was killed and served to unwitting diners at a council-run soup kitchen, sparking public outrage. The four-year-old racehorse, named Smart Latch, had retired from the track with an injury. Instead of being donated to a riding club as the owner said he intended, she ended up being served at a soup kitchen in southern Turkey. The kavurma served at the soup kitchen was examined on February 4, and investigators realised that it was indeed made of horse meat. They had to destroy 213 kilogrammes of kavurma produced at the soup kitchen for that day and the day before.

But the Finnish president is also upbeat about the military strength of Europe as a whole. It is for the rest of Europe, including Britain, to follow, with investment in defence appropriate for its size and priorities. Russian aggression has already prompted Finland to close its eastern border, causing economic damage but demonstrating the need for military strength. But it is also a symptom of Britain’s failure to update and invest in its military strength, particularly the Royal Navy. We must, in a manner appropriate to Britain, follow suit.

Iran said the US used “ports, docks and hideouts” in the UAE to launch strikes on Kharg Island, home to the main terminal handling Iran’s oil exports. Debris from an intercepted Iranian drone hit an oil facility, sparking a fire at a third port mentioned in the warning, in Fujairah. Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency said the Kharg Island strikes caused no damage to oil infrastructure. On Saturday, Iran’s joint military command reiterated its threat to attack US-linked “oil, economic and energy infrastructures” in the region if the Islamic Republic’s oil infrastructure is hit. Israel’s military said it had not targeted the area and the US military declined to comment.

Motorhead guitarist Phil Anthony Campbell has died aged 64 following a “long and courageous battle” in intensive care. “Phil was a devoted husband, a wonderful father, and a proud and loving grandfather, known affectionately as ‘Bampi’. He was the second longest serving Motorhead bandmember, after Lemmy, and went on to record music and tour with his sons, Todd, Dane and Tyla as the group Phil Campbell and The Bastard Sons. Motorhead paid tribute to Campbell in a post shared on Instagram, describing the “wonderful” guitarist as an “enormous beam of light”. The statement said: “Phil was a wonderful guitarist, writer, performer, and musician who had Motorhead in his veins.

What we learned from the 2026 Guinness Six NationsBy Duncan Bech, Press Association Sport Rugby Union Correspondent, ParisFrance were crowned worthy champions when they retained their Guinness Six Nations title with a 48-46 victory over England, crowning a thrilling ‘Super Saturday’ that also produced wins for Ireland and Wales. Here, the Press Association looks at five things learned from a tournament that produced a record number of tries. Photo by Adam DavyThe greatest Six Nations of them all delivered a fittingly enthralling ending as Thomas Ramos seized the title for France with the decisive penalty in the final act of the Championship. Five weekends of glorious sporting theatre, which produced plot twists and wow moments across every round, came down to one kick. Wales, meanwhile, validated the progress made under Steve Tandy by clinching a first Six Nations win since 2023.

NFL Division 1: DUBLIN 1-25 (1-2-21) ARMAGH 2-24 (2-2-20)Armagh’s refusal to wilt ensures they live to fight another day. Killian McGinnis was finding his range but three Armagh points without reply sliced the gap to five. Scorers for Armagh: C. McConville (0-2 frees), O. Conaty (1-3 each); O. O’Neill (0-5, 1 tpf, 3 frees); T. McCormack, C. Turbitt (1 tp), R. McQuillan (0-3 each); J. Duffy (0-2); B. Crealey, C. O’Neill (free) (0-1 each). ARMAGH: B. Hughes; P. McGrane, G. Murphy, A. McKay; R. McQuillan, D. McMullan, J. Burns; C. O’Neill, B. Crealey; T. McCormack, G. McCabe, T. Kelly; C. McConville, J. Duffy, O. Conaty. Subs for Armagh: O. O’Neill for C. O’Neill (h-t); P. Burns for A. McKay (blood, 43-45); C. Turbitt for J. Duffy (52); P. Burns for A. McKay (61); A. Forker for D. McMullan (69).

Milestones, milestones, milestones! A beautiful sunny morning greeted the participants at Mountlucas parkrun this weekend with a number of participants sporting green colours for Seachtain na Gaeilge. Mountlucas parkrun takes place at Bord na Móna Mountlucas windfarm every Saturday morning at 9.30am sharp. There's something for everyone at Mountlucas parkrun whether you want to walk, run, volunteer or just meet new people. Whether you’re walking your first 5 km or picking up your 50th, Mountlucas parkrun offers something for everyone.

A teenager is in hospital after being stabbed at a birthday party in Cork City. He was attacked after an argument broke out among teenagers at an 18th birthday party in the Blackrock area of the city. The teenager, who is in his late teens, was treated for his injuries at the scene at around 1am by paramedics who then rushed him to Cork University Hospital. A spokesperson said: “Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a serious assault in Blackrock, Cork city on Sunday shortly before 1am. “An adult male in his late teens was conveyed to Cork University Hospital for treatment of injuries.

A man in his 20s has died in a single-vehicle road crash in Co Westmeath at Ballinafid on the N4. Photograph: CollinsA man in his 20s has been killed in a car crash in Co Westmeath. The N4 between Mullingar and Rathowen remained closed for a technical examination on Sunday with local diversions in place. Road users travelling on the N4 near the scene of the crash between 0:30am and 1:10am, and who may have camera footage, are asked to come forward. Anyone with information can contact Mullingar Garda station on (044) 938 4000, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any station.