The search is also on for the winner of the €19 million jackpot!
Lotto players in Co. Mayo are being encouraged to check their ticket, after one person scooped the jackpot over the weekend.
After over 60 draws over seven months, the €19 million National Lottery prize was finally won on Saturday night, though the winner is yet to claim their prize.
Spokesperson for the company Sarah Orr has further details on the lucky player:
While a Mayo player officially took the title of biggest winner of the night in Saturday’s Lotto draw, 149 other players from all over Ireland shared an astonishing prize fund of almost €5.5 million at the Match 5+Bonus prize tier.
As the Lotto jackpot was capped at €19.06 million, the funds that would usually go to the jackpot flowed down to the next highest tier - the Match 5 + Bonus prize tier.
The 149 winners will now go on to claim €36,687 each.
11 of those winners purchased their tickets in the midlands.
LAOIS
Dunnes Stores, Rathdowney,
Martyn's Centra, Main Street, Mountrath.
OFFALY
Uisneach Service Station, Pallas, Blueball, Tullamore,
Inver Oil, Geashill, Tullamore,
Dunnes Stores, Church Road, Tullamore.
WESTMEATH
Maries Moate Ltd, Church Street, Athlone,
Eurospar, Main Street, Kinnegad,
Tesco, By-pass Road, Kinnegad,
Topic Newsagency, 31 Mount St, Mullingar,
Circle K Athlone, M6 Athlone Motorway Services, Fossagh Moate,
National Lottery App/Online (lottery.ie)
The National Lottery has urged players to check their tickets carefully and for the 149 winners to sign the back of their tickets and keep them safe.
The lucky winners should make contact with the prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and arrangements will be made for them to claim their prizes.
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