Two winners walked away with €6m each.
A Westmeath newsagents had to be told by a customer they had sold a winning lotto ticket worth €6m.
Tuthills Newsagents in Athlone sold the jackpot winning slip for last Saturday's draw.
The winner has since made contact with The National Lottery.
The €12.7 million Jackpot, the largest of the year so far, has been split between a player in Westmeath and a player in Donegal.
They'll respectively become the 15th and 16th National Lottery Millionaires of 2023.
Joe Callinan is Manager of Tuthills in Athlone says the news came as a shock:
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