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Play the Irish Lottery
The odds of winning the Irish Lottery are better than most other lotteries (1 in 5,245,786) because it is a 6/45 draw unlike most lotteries which are 6/49 games. The jackpot isn't as big as other lotteries, but most of us would still be quite happy to take home the jackpot!
How to play the Irish Lottery If the jackpot is not won, it will rollover to the next draw. There are six prize categories and lots of smaller prizes to play for ranging from €5 (euros) for 3 numbers matched to a minimum €2 million (euros) for the jackpot. So even if you don't win the lottery jackpot, you could still end up with one of the many smaller prizes! The Irish Lottery is drawn on Irish TV every Wednesday and Saturday at 8pm live from the studios of RTE. Irish Lotto Instants produce at least 1 new millionaire each week. Each line in the Irish National Lottery costs 1 Euro and the minimum purchase is 2 lines. Additional lines are then 1 Euro each. The first draw was 16 April 1988 and started out as a 6 from 36 game. The current format (6 from 42) started on 24 September 1994. The largest ever Irish lottery jackpot to date was for 9,505,290 Euros, which was won on 2 November 1996. The odds of winning any prize is 1:243 and you don't even have to be a resident of Ireland to play. Related: |
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