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One lucky lotto player in Limerick is almost €90,000 richer after Saturday night’s Lotto Draw
ONE lucky lotto player in Limerick is almost €90,000 richer after Saturday night’s Lotto Draw.
As the National Lottery appeals to players to check their tickets following Saturday night’s €10.2m jackpot win, one person in Limerick scooped €87,874 by matching five numbers and the bonus ball.
The winning ticket was purchased at Deerpark Dairies on Davis Street, Limerick City.
“This has been an extraordinary week in the 32 year life of the National Lottery,” National Lottery chief executive Dermot Griffin said.
“We had our highest ever jackpot prize win with a family syndicate winning an incredible €175 million on EuroMillions.”
“Now, just days later, we have a lucky Lotto player who has won this amazing €10.2 million prize.”
The winning numbers for Saturday’s jackpot are: 3, 19, 21, 29, 31, 35 and bonus number is 22.
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