Just hours left for Dubliner to claim €500,000 Lotto prize
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A Dubliner has just hours left to claim a €500,000 Daily Millions Plus prize.
The National Lottery continues to appeal to Daily Million Plus players in the Stillorgan area to urgently check their tickets from the 2pm draw on Friday, 28th March, as a €500,000 top prize is yet to be claimed.
The winning Quick Pick ticket was purchased at Tesco, Stillorgan Shopping Centre, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, on the day of the draw. The winning Daily Million Plus (2pm on Friday, 28th March) numbers were: 17, 22, 23, 25, 30, 37 and the bonus was 32.
Ticket holders have 90 days from the date of the draw to claim their prize, which means the Dubliner has until 5pm today, Thursday, 26th June, to claim.
National Lottery spokesperson Emma Monaghan urges all Daily Million Plus players in Dublin to carefully check their old tickets from late March to ensure they do not miss out on claiming this substantial prize.
"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. The ticketholder is advised to sign the back of their ticket and make contact with our Prize Claims Team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie as soon as possible and arrangements will be made for them to collect their prize at Lottery HQ.'
If you're holding the winning ticket, sign the back of it and keep it somewhere safe. Contact the National Lottery prize claims team as soon as possible on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie . Arrangements will be made for you to collect your prize at Lottery HQ.
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