In a small and picturesque village in Ireland, life goes on peacefully until one day, the routine is shaken by unexpected news: one of the residents has won the lottery. But here comes the twist: the fortunate winner, Ned Devine, has passed away from a heart attack caused by the excitement of learning about his luck. Ned's two friends, Jackie and Michael, refuse to let the deceased's fortune go to waste. So, in a flash of ingenuity and a bit of madness, they decide that the best way to claim the prize is to impersonate Ned. What follows is a hilarious mix-up involving extravagant plans, a touch of deception, and plenty of laughs as they try to convince the lottery company that Jackie is the recently deceased.
However, not everything is that simple. The arrival of a lottery inspector threatens to unravel their plans and expose their lies, forcing the friends to improvise at every turn. Amid the madness, the entire village ends up getting involved, adding to the intrigue and confusion. With lovable characters, a hint of romance, and typical Irish humor, the hijinks intensify, and friendship is put to the test, leading us to reflect on luck, life, and what truly matters. In the end, true wealth may not just be about money, but also the bonds we form along the way.