€120,000 Dublin Lotto Prize Unclaimed: 30 Days to Claim

EuroMillions Ticket Holder from Dublin Has Just ‍Weeks to Claim‍ €120,000 Prize

A Dubliner is sitting on a ‍€120,000⁣ lottery win and⁢ is being ​urged to claim ‍the ⁤prize before it’s too late. The⁢ winning EuroDreams ticket was purchased ‍in Tesco, Rathfarnham shopping ⁣Center, Butterfield Avenue, dublin⁣ 14 for ⁢the October 31st draw, but remains unclaimed. ⁤ The lucky ticket holder⁢ will receive €2,000 per month for⁤ five years if they come⁢ forward.​ Sadly, they only have until January​ 29th to claim their prize, leaving them with ​just a few weeks to‍ do ⁢so. National Lottery ‌spokesperson Emma Monaghan⁣ encouraged ⁣players to check their old tickets. She⁢ said:⁣ “We are hoping‍ to hear from a EuroDreams player in Rathfarnham ⁣who‌ scooped their prize of €2,000 per month for 5 years from the Thursday,⁣ 31st October draw.”⁤ Monaghan clarified: “As ticket holders have⁣ 90​ days from‍ the date‌ of the draw to claim their prize, the last date to ⁣claim this prize is Wednesday, 29th January, so we are encouraging all our players who⁣ purchased their ticket​ in Rathfarnham’s tesco to⁤ check ⁤their old tickets very carefully.” If you think you might be the lucky winner,⁤ monaghan advises: “If you scan your ticket using the⁣ National⁤ Lottery app and it’s a⁣ winner, you’ll receive a message instructing you to contact our Claims team.⁢ You‌ can reach them ⁤by calling ⁤1800 666 222 or emailing [email protected]. Once you get in touch, our team will verify your‍ win and arrange for you to claim ​your ⁢prize.”​

New Year’s Eve raffle Creates Overnight Millionaires

The €1 ‌million winning raffle number drawn was 467908, making one ⁤lucky individual a millionaire. The New Year’s ⁤Eve raffle ‌saw over ⁤€6.3 million ‍won across 8,500⁢ prizes.

The Full List of Winners

six people bagged⁤ €100,000, with the ‌winning raffle numbers being: 146954, 151605, 229993, ⁤324384, 411505 and 518351. Ten punters won €10,000,‌ as raffle numbers​ 061224, 075372, 151721, 177070, ⁣179323, ‌203586, 220821, 249848, 287990 and 388170 were drawn. 14 players won €5,000 as the ⁤winning numbers drawn were: 001234, 002881, ⁤009227, 031900, 033024, 060596, 065436, 068302, 069465, 081518, 083434, 098230, 099479 and ‍117767. And 14 others won €1,000, as the winning raffle numbers were: 002872,‌ 003859, 003865, 005069, 005472, 006806, ‌010896,‌ 011058, ​012135, 014770, 015799, 017883, 018119 and ⁣020376. ⁣
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## Archyde News Interview



**Host:** Welcome back to Archyde News. Tonight, we’re talking about a life-changing event that could be mere weeks away for one lucky Dubliner. Joining us to discuss this is [Alex Reed Name], a spokesperson for the Irish National Lottery. [Alex Reed Name], thanks for being here.



**Alex Reed:** It’s a pleasure to be here.



**Host:** Let’s get right to it. A EuroMillions ticket purchased in Tesco Rathfarnham shopping Centre on October 31st is worth a cool €120,000. But time is running out for the ticket holder to claim their winnings. what’s the situation?



**Alex Reed:** That’s right. There’s a 90-day deadline from the draw date to claim any lottery prize. That means this particular ticket holder onyl has a few weeks left to come forward.



**Host:** That’s incredibly exciting for the potential winner,but also potentially stressful if they’re unaware. What message do you have for them?



**Alex Reed:** Our message is simple: check your tickets! If you purchased a EuroMillions ticket from Tesco Rathfarnham on October 31st, please double-check the numbers.



This could be a life-changing sum – €120,000 could make a huge difference. We’re urging anyone who thinks they might be holding the winning ticket to contact us promptly.



**Host:** Where can peopel find the winning numbers again?



**Alex Reed:** The winning numbers from the October 31st draw are available on our website at [insert website URL] and in retail locations throughout the country.



**Host:** what happens if the prize isn’t claimed in time?



**Alex Reed:** Sadly, if the prize isn’t claimed by the deadline, the money will go back to the National Lottery fund and will be used to support good causes throughout Ireland.



**Host:** Thank you for sharing this information, [Alex Reed Name].We hope our viewers will hastily check their tickets and perhaps make someone’s dreams come true.



**Alex Reed:** Thank you for having me.