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Kildare person becomes millionaire after winning top prize in Daily Million draw

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Kildare person becomes millionaire after winning top prize in Daily Million draw

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Kildare Reporter

24 Nov 2024 9:56 PM

An online player from Co Kildare also became an overnight millionaire when they scored the top prize of €1,000,0000 in  the National Lottery's Friday's Daily Million 2pm draw.
The winning numbers in the Daily Million draw were 1, 2, 5, 16, 29, 31 and the bonus was 23.   
 
Emma Monaghan, spokesperson for the National Lottery, has now urged all players to check their tickets to ensure that they do not miss out on any of their big prizes following Friday’s draws.
Emma said: “What an amazing result last night for our Irish EuroMillions players.
"Among the 100 guaranteed prizes of €1 million throughout the entire EuroMillions community, players in Ireland managed to win not one, but two of the €1 million prizes up for grabs!
"We are urging all our players, especially those in Dublin, Kerry, Kildare and Wexford, who played in-store and online to check their tickets carefully." 
  
“For any National Lottery prize over €1 million, we always ensure that we give the winners a few days to allow their life-changing win to sink in before we announce the exact winning location.
"We look forward to sharing the news of the big wins with the local retailers and I’m sure there will be plenty of celebrations when their wins are announced” added Ms Monaghan. 
 
The National Lottery has advised all of Friday night’s big winners to check their tickets carefully and if they have a winning ticket in their possession, they should sign it immediately and keep it in a safe place. To claim their prize, winners are asked to make contact with the prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and arrangements will be made for their prize to be paid.  

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