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Huge excitement as busy Offaly shop sells €150,000 winning scratch card
Someone in Offaly is a lot richer this week after buying a huge winning scratch card in a busy shop.
Darcy's Gala in Mount Lucas is busy with locals and commuters alike as it is the main stop between Daingean and Edenderry.
Gala Retail posted on Tuesday: "Big congratulations to the winner of the €150,000 scratch card prize! Your luck is shining bright. And let's give a round of applause to Darcy's Gala in Mountlucas, Dainegan, Co. Offaly for selling the winning ticket! Thank you for making dreams come true."
So, was it you? You could be sitting on a small fortune.
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