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06 Sept 2025
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AN OFFALY town's lotto jackpot has thousands to give away at the next draw as its top prize continues to go unclaimed.
In the latest draw of the Kilcormac Community Lotto, anticipation ran high as participants eagerly awaited the announcement of the winning numbers - 6, 12, 13, 28.
There was no jackpot winner. One match three winner of €200.
As the jackpot rolls over to the next week, the stakes are higher than ever, reaching an impressive €20,000.
In a bid to make participation more convenient, organisers reminded everyone that tickets can be easily acquired online, providing a hassle-free way for individuals to join in the anticipation and potentially become the next jackpot winner.
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