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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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In a nail-biting end to 2023, the Village GAA Club's final lotto draw of the year concluded without a jackpot winner.
The anticipation was palpable as participants eagerly awaited the draw, seeing numbers 7, 13, 20, and 23 drawn. While the top prize was not won, luck did shine on a handful of individuals who secured consolation prizes of €40 each.
The fortunate recipients of these prizes are Wayne Kelly, Jim Dollard, Aoife Brassil, Dee, Shane and, MJ Comerford.
Their unexpected windfalls may not have clinched the coveted jackpot, but they certainly provided a silver lining to the evening.
Attention now turns to the growing anticipation surrounding the next Village GAA Club lotto. The jackpot has swelled to an impressive €11,000.
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