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Check those Lotto tickets because it could be you!
A winning Euromillions ticket worth €17 million has been sold in Ireland, Lotto officials revealed tonight.
Although it is not known where in the country the winning ticket was purchased, lotto players across Ireland are being urged to triple check their tickets tonight after a single ticket matched all 5 numbers +2 lucky stars to win tonight’s €17 million jackpot.
The winning numbers are 9, 15, 22, 39 and 46. The Lucky Stars are 4 and 5.
WE HAVE A EUROMILLIONS WINNER! The lucky streak continues!A single ticket played in Ireland has matched all 5 numbers +2 lucky stars to win tonight’s €17 million guaranteed #EuroMillions Jackpot. Amazing!!!! Players can check tickets here: https://t.co/gmmNILmBOZ pic.twitter.com/b8yKKU8QA8
— The National Lottery (@NationalLottery) June 5, 2018
In October 2017, Easons Thurles sold a mammoth €7.5 million Lotto Jackpot ticket which was won by a group of Tipperary pals. One of the syndicate members revealed when they claimed their prize she was so stunned she hid the winning ticket in a book for several days without telling anyone.
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