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A syndicate group of four work colleagues from a city catering company who have been playing together for fourteen years were in high spirits on Tuesday as they collected their EuroMillions Match 5+1 prize of over €372,000 in National Lottery offices.

While there was much dismay locally in Claremorris when the deadline passed on Friday for a mystery Lotto winner to claim a €2.9 million jackpot, Mayo's Lotto luck hasn't run out just yet.

Mayo’s winning streak on National Lottery games continued this week. Earlier this week two lucky players from the county took home €385,221 between them, both were winners on the popular Euro Millions game. First in was a man who was just one number away from scooping the €15 million jackpot on Tuesday, May 6. He matched five numbers plus one lucky star, winning a prize of €315,673.

A Castlebar shop sold the winning ticket for a €15 million Euromillions win two weeks ago.

A syndicate from Mayo was just one number away from winning a massive €25.3 million EuroMillions jackpot. The group matched five numbers and one lucky star in the draw at the end of March to take home €258,237. The syndicate, who wish to keep their names private, bought their winning ticket in The Gem News, Bridge St, Ballyhaunis.

A delighted man from County Westmeath got the gift of a lifetime on Wednesday as he collected a cheque for a magnificent €1 million at National Lottery offices in Dublin.

A lucky and delighted Athlone couple won the top prize of €500,000 in the EuroMillions Plus draw recently. The happy winners collected their prize last week at National Lottery offices, just in time for the holiday weekend.

A lucky Mayo lotto player scooped one of only four €100,000 prizes in the New Year’s Eve National Lottery Millionaire Raffle.

One of the top 25 tickets drawn in the first ever National Lottery Sweepstakes draw was bought in Kilkenny. The lucky player who purchased ticket No 007 903 in Mullinavat Post Office is urged to check their ticket and make contact with the National Lottery as soon as possible.

Gardaí in Galway have warned people not to respond to letters stating they have won the French Euromillions following reports of a number of such letters in Galway in recent weeks.