Killarney winner of €9.7m jackpot makes contact with National Lottery

The National Lottery has this afternoon confirmed that the winning ticketholder of last Saturday night’s €9,772,175 Lotto Jackpot ticket sold in Killarney has made contact this afternoon.
Killarney winner of €9.7m jackpot makes contact with National Lottery
PJ McGee, store manager Daly's SuperValu, Killarney, with shop staff, celebrating the big win
Thu, 23 Apr, 2020 - 15:16
Eve Kelliher

The National Lottery has this afternoon confirmed that the winning ticketholder of last Saturday night’s €9,772,175 Lotto Jackpot ticket sold in Killarney has made contact this afternoon.

The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold on the day of the draw (Saturday, April 18) at Daly’s SuperValu store on Park Road, where champagne corks were popping on Tuesday following the announcement – because this €9.7 million win is Kerry’s largest ever Lotto jackpot win since the introduction of the Lotto game in 1988.

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