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06 Sept 2025
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Eleanor Reville (centre) collecting her prize in 'The Miners Rest' on Friday night.
A huge crowd turned out in The Miners Rest at the heart of Ballingarry village on Friday night last for the first Tipperary GAA Clubs Draw of 2024.
On the night celebrations took place as local draw member Eleanor Reville collected a whopping cheque for €18,000 following her good fortune last month in the draw.
This time out the top prize of a span new Citroen C3 car or the value in cash, went northwards to Kilruane MacDonaghs where Thomas Kilackey had the right numbers out of the drum.
Second prize of €5,000 went to Thurles Gaels where Jimmy Cullagh was the winner while there was no winner of the Lotto Jackpot which increases now in value for next month.
€2,000 went to Seamus Slattery from Portroe while many other winners ac ross the county will take away €1,000 and €500 respectively.
The full list of winners from the draw on Friday last are here, listed below:
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