Daily Million player has just HOURS to claim €500k prize as Lotto bosses keeping ‘fingers crossed'
A DAILY Million player has just hours to claim a life-changing €500k prize - and Lotto bosses are keeping their "fingers crossed" that the winner will come forward.
Time is ticketing for the punter as the they have until 5pm today to collect their winnings.
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Lotto bosses urge players to check their tickets as half a million euro is still unclaimed
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The winning ticket was purchased in a Tesco in Stillorgan, Dublin
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As €500,000 is yet to be claimed from the 2pm draw on Friday, 28 March.
The winning
The winning numbers were: 17, 22, 23, 25, 30, 37 with the bonus being 32.
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"With just hours left to go until the claim deadline for the €500,000 Daily Million Plus prize,
"We urge everyone who bought a ticket at Tesco in Stillorgan Shopping Centre to immediately check their old tickets very carefully.
"We are keeping our fingers crossed that the winner contacts us very soon."
Ticketholders have 90 days from the date of the draw to claim their prize.
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The ticket holder is advised to sign the back of their ticket and make contact with the Prize Claims Team on 1800 666 222 or email
as soon as possible.
Exact location of winning €250 million ticket revealed
Meanwhile, another lucky
Their win comes after they successfully matched the five correct numbers in the
Lotto
plus
.
The numbers were 16, 20, 38, 41, and 50.
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The player, who has yet to be revealed, will be able to claim a life changing €500,000.
And Lotto bosses revealed that the golden ticket was sold in
, although the exact location has not yet been named.
There were also multiple winners of the second draw, in which players need to match four winning numbers.
The prize is worth a tidy €2,000 and there were 46 winners.
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The third tier, won by matching three of the right numbers, is worth €20.
And 1,615 people won that draw and can now claim their handy
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Tesco Stillorgan staff are waiting for the lucky winner to come forward
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