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Kerry player wins life-changing €1 million Daily Million prize

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The National Lottery is today (Friday) urging Daily Million players in Kerry to check their tickets after the top prize of €1 million was won in last night’s (Thursday) 9pm draw.

 

The winning numbers from the Daily Million Draw were: 05, 07, 09, 16, 34, 37 and the bonus number was 21.

A National Lottery spokesperson appealed for players in the Kingdom to check their tickets.

“The entire country may be suffering from a case of the January blues but someone’s day in Co. Kerry has just got a lot brighter as they are Ireland’s newest millionaire. We are asking everyone in Kerry who bought a ticket for yesterday’s draw, to check their tickets very carefully and if you do happen to be this lucky winner, be sure to sign the back of the ticket and contact our prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and we will make arrangements to get your prize.”

This latest €1 million win comes on the back of a hugely successful 2020 in terms of prizes won in the Kingdom last year. In total, Kerry players won over €23 million in prizes which included prizes such as a €9.7 million Lotto jackpot in Killarney last April, a €1 million Lotto Plus 1 top prize in December, and another €1 million Daily Million top prize in Milltown in February.

The National Lottery will announce the location of where this ticket was sold tomorrow (Saturday).

“As with any prize worth €1 million and over, 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.”

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Dr Crokes Golf Society confirms Captain and President for 2026

Dr Crokes Golf Society has confirmed its new officers for 2026. Niall “Botty” O’Callaghan has been appointed Society Captain, while Matt O’Neill will serve as President for the year. The […]

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Dr Crokes Golf Society has confirmed its new officers for 2026. Niall “Botty” O’Callaghan has been appointed Society Captain, while Matt O’Neill will serve as President for the year.

The announcement was made at the Society’s annual prizegiving function, held in The Tatler Jack.
At the event, David Looney of The Tatler Jack presented the Christmas Hamper prize to Michael Howard. John McEnery was honoured as the winner of the Dingle outing, and Vincent Casey presented the Player of the Year award to Johnny O’Connor.
Those pictured at the prizegiving were, front from left: Brian O’Callaghan; John McEnery; David Looney (Tatler Jack, sponsor); Michael Howard; and Harry O’Neill. Back from left: Gavin O’Shea; Joey Sheehan; Matt O’Neill; Mike O’Leary; John Lynch; Vincent Casey; and Brendan Keogh.

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Kilcummin GAA announces return of annual Pink Night

The Ladies’ Committee of Kilcummin GAA Club has announced the return of its annual Pink Night, set to take place in The Klub Bar on Saturday, January 3. Now in […]

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The Ladies’ Committee of Kilcummin GAA Club has announced the return of its annual Pink Night, set to take place in The Klub Bar on Saturday, January 3.

Now in its 12th year, the event will support Comfort for Chemo for the fifth year running. The evening promises both fun and fundraising for the charity.

Guests will be greeted with a Prosecco reception and chocolate-dipped strawberries to start the post-Christmas celebration.
While attendees are encouraged to wear pink, dressing up is optional, with the focus on community and support for the cause. Prizes will be awarded for Best Dressed Female and Best Dressed Male.

The event begins at 8:00pm. Entertainment will be provided by Derry and Rosie Healy followed by Barry McGrath playing late into the night.

A raffle and door prizes, kindly provided by local sponsors, will take place on the night. Committee member Kathleen Ryan said the continued support of the local sponsors is deeply appreciated.

Admission to the event is free, and all are welcome to attend the celebration.

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