ONE CLARE LOTTO player is €50,000 richer.

A total of ten players won €50,000 in Tuesday’s EuroMillions (15th November) ‘Ireland Only Raffle’ draw.

Gala located on the Kildysart Rd in Clarecastle was where the winning Clare ticket was sold, the National Lottery have confirmed.

Seven players in Dublin and one player in Kerry, Meath and Clare all scooped the special raffle prize which was the first of twelve draws in the National Lottery’s ’12 Draws of Christmas’ promotion.

This raffle event means that ten players will scoop €50,000 in each EuroMillions draw every Tuesday and Friday between November 15th and December 23rd.

Commenting on this exciting first draw of ‘12 Draws of Christmas’, a spokesperson for the National Lottery said: “In Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw we saw our first ten players scoop an amazing €50,000 instead of €5,000 in the Ireland Only Raffle. The second draw will take place this Friday (18th of December) where ten more players are guaranteed to scoop the amazing prize.

“Not only will the special promotion see 120 players in Ireland win €50,000 over the six weeks, but all EuroMillions players in Ireland will also be in with a chance of becoming Ireland’s second EuroMillions jackpot winner of 2022”.

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