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TWO lucky punters are €20,000 better off each this week after scooping the lotto jackpots in draws run by two clubs in Offaly.
The lotto jackpot of €20,000 in the Ballycommon Organisation for Local Development (BOLD) draw was won by Brid Bracken while Aislinnn Gallagher scooped the €20,000 jackpot in the Tullamore GAA draw.
Both draws took place on Monday night last.
The numbers drawn in the Tullamore lotto were 8, 14, 25 and 32.
There were six match three winners who scooped €35 each – Maura Roche, Gracefield GAA and Aoife Longworth, all online, Ryan Hensey, c/o Ryan Hensey, Ger Scully, c/o Mick Scully and Paul Conroy, c/o Goalpost.
Next week's draw takes place on Monday night and the jackpot is €7,600.
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In the BOLD lotto the numbers drawn were 7,10,17 and 27, bonus 25.
There were four match three winners, one with with bonus - Louise Gorman + bonus, promoter P. Gorman, Joe McCann, promoter M. O'Connor, Siobhan Vaugh, promoter D. Geraghty and Alice Quinn. promoter L. Quinn
Promoters prize was won by Annie Gunning.
Next week's jackpot is €4000, Match 3 €150, bonus €20 and the draw takes place on Monday night.
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