Friday’s EuroMillions jackpot of €61,212,841 may have gone unclaimed, but that hasn’t stopped a wave of celebration among dozens of players in Ireland who scooped substantial winnings in the latest draw.
The National Lottery has confirmed that over 50,000 Irish players managed to win prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. This impressive number marks one of the more exciting draws in recent memory, signaling some good fortune for those holding the lucky tickets.
In the main EuroMillions draw, the most substantial prize won by any single player in Ireland was €114. This amount was claimed by 17 fortunate players who successfully matched four out of five numbers along with one of the two lucky stars. Though far from the €61 million jackpot, such winnings are sure to bring joy and a sense of achievement to the lucky ticket holders.
The EuroMillions Plus draw also saw its top prize of €500,000 remain unclaimed. However, the excitement was far from diminished as 44 players managed to win €2,000 each by matching four of the five winning numbers. The Plus game, a secondary draw option available to EuroMillions players, continues to provide significant windfalls to those who participate.
Adding to the celebration, 10 players in Ireland won €5,000 each in the Ireland Only raffle draw. This draw is exclusively available to Irish players, offering them additional opportunities to win substantial prizes.
For those who missed the live broadcasting or haven’t checked their tickets yet, the winning numbers for the main EuroMillions draw were: 4, 7, 16, 33, 34, with the Lucky Stars being 7 and 8. Meanwhile, the winning numbers for the EuroMillions Plus draw were 10, 16, 36, 38, and 43. If you’re among those eagerly holding onto tickets, now could be the time to see if you’re among the lucky winners.
The National Lottery encourages all players across Ireland to check their tickets meticulously. With over 50,000 people winning prizes, there’s a good chance that many unsuspecting participants are sitting on a winning ticket.
. Whether it’s a small prize or something more significant, every win adds an element of thrill to the lottery experience.
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Despite the main jackpot remaining untouched, this latest draw has brought an exciting wave of smaller wins that are sure to brighten the day for many across Ireland. From €2,000 prizes in the EuroMillions Plus draw to the €5,000 wins in the Ireland Only raffle, there are plenty of reasons for players to celebrate.
The EuroMillions lottery is known not just for its staggering jackpots but also for the myriad smaller prizes that bring joy to thousands of participants every week. Each draw brings a new chance for players to win, making it one of the most popular lotteries in Ireland and across Europe.
As always, winners are encouraged to come forward and claim their prizes. For those holding winning tickets, the next steps involve following specific procedures laid out by the National Lottery to ensure that all winners can collect their earnings securely and without hassle.
Friday’s draw highlights the ongoing appeal and excitement of the EuroMillions and Plus games, keeping hopes alive and dreams big. While the grand jackpot may have eluded participants this time, the thousands of smaller wins serve as a testament to the widespread and often unexpected joy that lottery games bring to communities.
So, if you’ve got a ticket tucked away, now is the time to check those numbers—you might just be one of Ireland’s latest winners waiting to be discovered.
