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06 Sept 2025
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The anonymous winner took a €7 flutter online
The Lotto luck was shining on County Tipperary this week when a punter in the area transformed a modest investment in their lucky numbers into a life-changing sum of cash.
The anonymous winner took a €7 flutter online with BoyleSports for Tuesday evening’s EuroMillions Plus draw and was left hoping for four numbers to come out against massive odds of 33,000/1.
But those odds started to tumble as the draw got under way and within seconds 18, 32, 36 and 46 had all rolled out to trigger the eye-popping payout.
Not long after the last ball was revealed, the lucky winner was able to log back into their account to discover an astonishing €231,007 had been added to their balance.
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