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06 Sept 2025
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Offaly people are gripped by lotto fever this week as tonight's €151 million Euromillions jackpot comes just days after the county sold a €57,000 winning lotto ticket.
SEE ALSO: Someone in Offaly just won €57,000 on last night's lotto
A lucky player in Birr won just over €57,000, and was agonisingly close, just one number away from claiming the €6 million jackpot on Wednesday.
The Euromillions jackpot has steadily climbed to tonight's jackpot of €151 million, which would be the biggest ever jackpot won by an individual or group in Ireland.
You would also have the honour if instantly becoming Offaly's richest person, as you'd be worth three times that of the man currently in that position.
SEE ALSO: This is Offaly's richest person according to Ireland's Rich List...
Sales close for tonight's Euromillions draw at 7.30pm
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