The house is situated in Durrow in Laois.
A house worth 800 thousand euro could be yours for just six euro.
A retired US lawyer living in Laois is set to to raffle off his home.
Sean O'Brien who lives in Durrow, is selling his property for a smaller one in Durrow village and must sell 225 thousand tickets to receive the value of his house.
The 70 year old has been living on the outside of Durrow for eight years with his family.
The cost of the ticket to enter the competition is six euro.
He says he wanted to help a young family win their dream home:
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