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Excitement is reaching a fever pitch as the Clonmel Athletic Club's lotto jackpot climbs to an impressive €20,100!
With the jackpot increased by €100 every fortnight, the ever-growing prize pot has gone unclaimed for some time, but it could be you!
The next draw scheduled for this Friday, January 12, 2024, and anticipation is building as participants eagerly await the chance to strike it rich.
To participate, all you need to do is scan the provided QR code, and you're in the running for the incredible €20,100 windfall.
The lotto is a crucial fundraiser for the Clonmel Athletic Club as the funds generated play a pivotal role in fueling the sport within the town.
A spokesperson for Clonmel AC said: "It’s a fundraiser that has been very beneficial for the club, allowing the club to fund the growth and development of athletics for the Clonmel area."
From supporting budding athletes to enhancing training facilities, every euro raised contributes to the flourishing sports community.
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