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The winning ticket was bought at Dunnes Stores, Childer's Road at the weekend
THE National Lottery has confirmed a Limerick player who won more than €40,000 in the Midweek Lotto has claimed their life-changing prize.
The player, who bought their ticket at Dunnes Stores, Childers Road was just one number away from winning or sharing in the main jackpot of €3.6million in the draw on May 25.
Instead, they have taken home a prize of €40,338, after they matched five numbers and the bonus number in the main draw.
"I can confirm that the prize won on May 25 by a Limerick player who purchased their ticket at Dunnes Stores in Childers Road Retail Park has since been claimed," a spokesperson for the National Lottery told Limerick Live.
A player in Dublin matched all six numbers to win the main jackpot.
For the record, the winning numbers for Wednesday’s draw were: 9, 13, 15, 18, 21, 27. The bonus was 11.
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