They may not have scooped the big jackpot, but it's a nice boost to the bank account!
One person in Laois is waking up €250,000 richer this morning.
The winning ticket for the Lotto Plus 2 prize last night was sold in the Corrib Oil service station in Fairgreen, Portlaoise.
The lucky Laois winner is warned they may get a fright when checking their ticket, according to the National Lottery.
Spokesperson Sarah Orr says they're ready and waiting for the winner to get in touch:
While we're likely to find out later where the lucky ticket for the €12.7 million jackpot was sold.
There was one winner for the jackpot, which is the biggest in four years.
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