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1. All Telly Bingo tickets are generated randomly by the Lotto terminal using Quick Pick. Simply ask your National Lottery agent for a Telly Bingo ticket and you will receive a ticket which contains a grid of 24 randomly selected numbers and one free number represented by. in the middle square. This free number is considered already marked.
2. Mar 10, 2020 She bought her Telly Bingo tickets, for both draws, at SuperValu in Fortunestown, Tallaght. Telly Bingo players who match every number on their bingo tickets win the fixed prize of €10,000. Prev St Patrick’s Day parades in Tallaght, Clondalkin and Lucan cancelled Next Coronavirus: All schools, colleges and childcare facilities to close.
3. Players winning Telly Bingo tickets will receive a slip of 24 numbers from a selection pool between 1 and 75, and marking off every one for a Full House during a draw earns the player €10,000. If there is more than one Full House winner, the amount will be shared, but prizes are also available for matching Lucky Lines and Corners.
4. Get the latest Irish Lottery results within seconds of the draws taking place. This easy-to-use app shows the National Lottery numbers, prize breakdown information and jackpots for the following lotteries: Lotto (including Plus 1, Plus 2 and Lotto Plus Raffle) EuroMillions (including EuroMillons Plus, Irish Raffle and European Millionaire Maker) Daily Million (including Daily Million Plus.

To play Telly Bingo, you just need to go to a National Lottery retailer and ask for a ticket. You will be given a grid with 24 random numbers from 1 to 75. The centre square will already be marked off. The game works just like traditional bingo, except the winning numbers are drawn on TV. To win, you have to match the numbers on your grid with those announced during the Telly Bingo broadcast.

THE NATIONAL LOTTERY has confirmed that the winning ticket of last night’s €6.9 million jackpot was sold in Co Cork.

The winning numbers for last night’s €6,993,904 jackpot are: 5, 8, 19, 40, 41, 44 and bonus number 17

The National Lottery said it hopes to reveal the name and the location of the store which sold the winning jackpot ticket in the next couple of days.

“With a jackpot win of this amount, it is important that we take some time to inform the winning retailer and of course to give the winning ticket holder the time and space they need to let this amazing win sink in,” a National Lottery spokesperson said.

The €6,993,904 jackpot came close to being shared by another two winners in Co Louth and Co Meath who will share the Lotto Match 5 + Bonus prize of €67,446.

Among other big winners in last night’s draw was a Dublin winner of the Lotto Plus 2 top prize of €250,000.

The winning Quick Pick ticket was purchased at Tesco Extra in the Millfield Shopping Centre in Balbriggan.

The winning numbers in last night’s Lotto Plus 2 game were: 11, 15, 18, 30, 32, 37 and bonus number 22.

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The winners of last night’s big prizes are being asked to sign the back of the ticket and contact the National Lottery’s prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie.

The National Lottery is also reminding players that it has extended the person of time that winners can collect prizes due to Covid-19 restrictions.

This means that any winners of the Lotto, EuroMillions, Telly Bingo and Daily Millions draws from 9 January until draws in the week of 5 July will have an extra three months in which they can claim their prize.

A BALLYBUNION woman who has been involved in so much voluntary work locally was shown exactly how loved she is by her community this week when they rallied around her as she contested the National Lottery TV programme Telly Bingo on St Valentine's Day.

Fate chose Maggie Hayes as the only player on Telly Bingo on Thursday, after she bought her winning ticket at Cahill's Supervalu in Ballybunion last week. Maggie won €1,000 on the show but she said goodwill of everyone in Ballybunion was of far more value to her.

'My phone was hopping non-stop all week since word went out I was going to be on Telly Bingo!' Maggie told The Kerryman. 'The response from Ballybunion has just been amazing!'

Maggie is a volunteer in the Ballybunion Senior Citizens' group, helping so many elderly people over the last quarter of a century in the town. She is also involved in the Ballybunion Choir and Set Dancers' group.

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Her community showed how much she meant to them when they joined her in Cahill's Supermarket on Thursday as she played the show live by phone from the supermarket.

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'It's a lot of money to me and I just want to say the sincerest thanks to Cormac and Elaine Cahill, Mary 'Jonesie' Jones, Barbara Martin and Angela Enright in the shop. They have been fantastic!' said Maggie.

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