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The anticipation was palpable as hopeful participants gathered for the BOLD Lotto draw on Monday, January 8.
However, the draw concluded with no jackpot winner, leaving the grand prize untouched for another week.
The winning numbers drawn were 4, 9, 12, 17, and the bonus number, 3.
Despite the absence of a jackpot winner, seven lucky individuals secured the Match 3 prize. Among them were Patrick Berry, Pat Healion, Mary Moynihan, JOC Ardan Lane, Mick Dwane, Lucy TJ McGuire, and the notable Audrey Mann, who secured the Promoters prize.
Prominent promoters associated with the winning tickets included M. Malone, L. Scully, G. Feery, K. O'Meara, G. McGrath, and D. Geraghty. Audrey Mann notably secured the Promoters prize.
The excitement surrounding the BOLD Lotto draw continues to grow as the jackpot for next week's draw reaches an enticing €11,200. Participants are encouraged to try their luck for a chance to claim this substantial prize.
In addition to the jackpot, the Match 3 prize stands at a rewarding €150, providing ample opportunities for players to secure a substantial win. The bonus prize for the next draw has also been boosted to an impressive €260.
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