Locations announced of two winners of six-figure sums to be paid over five years
The National Lottery (stock image)(Image: irishphotodesk.ie)
“What a way to head into the August Bank Holiday weekend”
Two online players in Cork and Westmeath have secured €2,000 per month for the next five years.
The lucky pair won the Tier 2 prize from Thursday night’s EuroDreams draw, with their total windfall coming to €120,000 apiece over the five-year period.
“What a way to head into the August Bank Holiday weekend,” a National Lottery spokesperson commented.
“With more than 19,000 winners across Ireland in last night’s draw, there were plenty of reasons to celebrate.”
The National Lottery has confirmed that the players have been made aware of their prize via notification and email. The Cork winner is said to have purchased a Normal Play ticket while the Westmeath winner purchased a Quick Pick Ticket, both on the day of the draw.
The winning EuroDreams numbers were 4, 12, 21, 27, 34, 39 and Dream number 1.
The EuroDreams game is the first annuity game officially seen in Ireland, where prizes are paid through installments instead of a lump sum. The draw takes place every Monday and Thursday across eight countries: Ireland, Austria, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland.
EuroDreams is not to be confused with EuroMillions, which gives winners the prize in a lump sum.
Friday night’s EuroMillions jackpot, meanwhile, is estimated to roll towards €90 million, with tickets available in-store, through the app, or on the National Lottery website.
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