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Published 10:20 6 May 2026 BST
Updated 10:42 6 May 2026 BST

A shop in Dublin 12 has today (Wednesday, 6 May) been announced as the location where Saturday night's jackpot-winning Lotto ticket was sold, worth €8,726,418.
The Quick Pick ticket was purchased on the day of the draw at the Applegreen Ballymount on Ballymount Avenue in the M50 Business Park.
The winning numbers for Saturday’s Lotto draw (2 May) were: 01, 07, 27, 28, 34, 42, and the bonus was 26.
The lucky punter has not yet come forward to claim their prize.
"We are urging all of our players who may have popped into Applegreen Ballymount on Saturday, 2 May and purchased their Lotto ticket, to carefully check their tickets today as one person has a prize worth over €8.7 million waiting for them," a National Lottery spokesperson said.
"The winner should sign the back of their ticket and contact our prize claims team as soon as possible.”
They can reach out to the National Lottery prize claims team by calling 1800 666 222 or emailing [email protected].
Arrangements will then be made for them to collect their jackpot.
Site Director at Applegreen Ballymount, Tom Hevey, also said in a statement: "The entire team in-store were absolutely thrilled to hear that one of our customers spent the Bank Holiday weekend becoming a Lotto jackpot millionaire.
"Applegreen Ballymount is a busy location with local and passing trade, so we hope that the winner checks their ticket soon – we wish them all the very best with their huge win."
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