She has already donated more than half her fortune to good causes in and around her hometown of Strabane and is the director of nine companies, including six new firms registered just last week.
Speaking about her philanthropic plans she said, "I know what it's like to have nothing. That's why I'm giving it away – I can't miss what I never had.
"I spent half of my adult life unemployed and the other half on the minimum wage so I know only too well how hard things can be."
Her biggest single outlay so far has been £1m to buy the historic Herdman's Mill in Sion Mills. She plans to transform it into a leisure and tourism destination in a bid to give her beloved hometown a much needed boost.
She added, "As soon as I won the money I said it would go for the good of the town.
"I've already given half of it away.
"I always said I'd keep £1million for myself and give the rest to the town.
"There is so much talent here in the Strabane area, people just need to be given a chance.
"Everyone has the right to work for a living, to support their families, to buy their own home, to run their own business.
"People just need to be given opportunities."
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