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06 Sept 2025
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Mary Moran from Ballybacon collected a cheque for 5,000 euro on Friday night in Phelans
The October Tipperary GAA Clubs Draw was held in The Halfway House, Rathronan on Friday night in front of huge crowd and there was great celebrations on the night with many of last month's winners collecting their cheques.
The winning ticket was a Moyle Rovers tickets last time out and the newest winner is also from the same area of the county.
Michael Bates from the Clonmel Og club won this month’s star prize, a beautiful “Kia Stonic Car”. He was first out of the drum this time out in the November Tipperary GAA Clubs Draw.
Dan Walsh of Clonakenny GAA club won this month’s prize of €5,000 while Joan Fox of Kilruane MacDonaghs won this month’s prize of €2,000. There was many others winners on the night.
The Lotto Jackpot rolls on for another month now, as the €5,000 prize wasn't won this time out. You can check it out here to see if you or those you know are a winner this month:
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