Co Kildare shop is waiting for owner of Lottery ticket to claim winnings

A Co Kildare shop is after selling a winning Lotto ticket that is waiting to be claimed by its lucky owner.

A €220,000 Lotto prize, whose ticket was bought in Kildare, has yet to be claimed.

The National Lottery says the ticket, a Lotto Match5 + Bonus winner, came up in the draw on Saturday, November 11th.

The Quick Pick was sold at Wards Service Station, Cooleragh in Coill Dubh.

The winner, or winners, have 90 days from the date of the draw to claim their prize.

The National Lottery has confirmed that the winning ticketholder of the €5,868,553 Lotto jackpot from last Saturday has made contact.

The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold in the General Post Office (GPO) on Cecil Street in Limerick City.

The latest jackpot win in Limerick City marks the 11th Lotto jackpot win of 2017 with players sharing in excess of €65 million in Lotto jackpot prizes alone.

A National Lottery spokesperson has also confirmed that the Waterford winners of last Friday’s (24th November) €1 million EuroMillions ‘Ireland Only Raffle’ prize have also made contact. Arrangements are now being made for the winners to collect their prizes.

Meanwhile, the National Lottery have today appealed to players in  Counties Clare, Kildare, Leitrim,  Meath, Westmeath and Wexford to check their tickets as EuroMillions and Lotto prizes worth almost €1.4 million remain unclaimed.

Among the unclaimed prizes is a €1 million EuroMillions 'Ireland Only Raffle' prize from Friday 27th October. The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold at the Attyfinlay Service Station in Carrick on Shannon in Co. Leitrim.