They matched five numbers.
Four midlands lotto players are celebrating after matching five numbers in Wednesday's night draw.
This weekend's jackpot remains the highest ever seen in the history of the game - €19,060,800.
As the top prize is capped, the funds that would usually be added were instead distributed to the next prize tier at which there was a winner.
Since there was no winner of the Match 5 + Bonus category, the additional funds were added to the next tier with a winner which was the Match 5 prize tier.
27 players in 14 counties shared in the almost €800,000 prize fund and each walk away with €28,908.
The midlands winning tickets were sold Super Store, Main Street, Stradbally, Laois, Spar Express, St Mary's Road, Edenderry, Newscorner, Dunnes Shopping Centre, Tullamore, Offaly and O'Briens Service Station, Lynn Road, Mullingar, Westmeath.
The National Lottery are appealing to players to check their tickets carefully as they are now worth €28,908 each.
The winners are advised to sign the back of their tickets and to keep them safe. Each of the winners should make contact with the National Lottery prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and arrangements will be made for them to claim their prizes.
The winning numbers from the Wednesday 10th November draw were: 06, 20, 29, 33, 37, 42 and the bonus was 27.
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