The Dublin shop where the €3.5 million Lotto jackpot winning ticket was sold has been revealed.
National Lottery bosses have said it was sold in the Mace in Kilbarrack, Dublin 5. The winner of the prize, making them the fourth Lotto millionaire of 2023, has yet to make contact.
The winning numbers for Saturday’s (21st January) draw were: 7, 29, 32, 33, 44, 46, and the bonus was 38. The National Lottery said Dublin winner should make contact with the National Lottery prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email mailto:claims@lottery.ie and arrangements will be made for them to claim their prize.
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Speaking about the big win, shop owner Rhonda Brophy was overjoyed. She said: "I’m absolutely ecstatic! I couldn't believe it when I got the call. I thought oh my goodness after all this time in business, we’ve actually got a winner.
"It's just unreal. We have to be one of the busiest lottery shops on the Northside, so it's about time one of our customers won! We're a locally owned and run business in the shopping centre. We’ll be open twelve years this July and I’ve always wanted one of my customers to win."
A spokeswoman for the National Lottery added: "What an amazing weekend win for one of our players in Dublin who now has a Lotto ticket worth over €3.5 million in their possession! We are appealing to all our players to check their tickets carefully and if you are the winner, sign the back of the ticket and contact our prize claims team as soon as possible. This latest Dublin winner is the 2nd Lotto Jackpot winner of the year and 4th National Lottery millionaire of 2023.”
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