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06 Sept 2025
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In a swift turn of events, the mystery Lotto winner from Laois, who had been unaware of their €263,058 windfall since the draw on November 25, has now stepped forward.
This comes just a day after the National Lottery issued a press release urging players to check their tickets and drawing significant media attention.
Following widespread coverage, the lucky winner has now been identified, and arrangements are underway for the timely disbursement of their well-deserved prize.
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the winner and the entire National Lottery team, a spokesperson conveyed heartfelt thanks to the public for their invaluable support in reuniting the elusive winner with their substantial Lotto prize.
"On behalf of the winner and the entire National Lottery team, we extend our sincere thanks for your invaluable support in reuniting our winner with their well-deserved Lotto prize," the spokesperson stated.
As the National Lottery finalises the arrangements for the prize payout, a follow-up story is promised on behalf of the winner. This upcoming narrative is expected to provide further details about the fortunate individual, their reactions to the unexpected windfall, and the impact the prize will have on their life.
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