Clare Lotto ticket worth €89,043 faces October 23 claim deadline

An Irish Lotto ticket worth €89,043 was still unclaimed when the National Lottery issued an appeal on September 24. Its holder has until close of business on Friday, October 23, 2026, to claim the prize.

The ticket is from the July 25 drawing. The September news is the renewed appeal, not a new win, and the date printed on an old ticket could be the detail that matters most.

The ticket was bought in Miltown Malbay

According to the National Lottery’s notice, the winning Quick Pick was purchased on July 25 at McNamee’s Londis, Bank Place, Miltown Malbay, County Clare.

The draw’s main numbers were 23, 24, 25, 42, 43 and 46. The Bonus Ball was 37.

These are the published draw numbers used to check tickets. They are not a description of every number printed on the unidentified winning ticket, and the appeal should not be interpreted as saying that this €89,043 award was the main jackpot.

How the holder should contact the operator

The National Lottery advises the holder to sign the back of the ticket, keep it secure and contact its claims team on 1800 666 222 or at claims@lottery.ie. The team will arrange collection at Lottery headquarters.

The operator’s stated deadline is close of business on October 23, based on the 90-day claim period. The notice does not provide a precise clock time, so the holder should arrange the claim with the team rather than assume that midnight is the cutoff.

National Lottery spokesperson Darragh O’Dwyer urged people in the area to check tickets from late July. The disclosed shop location gives readers a way to identify a potentially relevant purchase, but it does not establish where the unknown holder lives.

The unclaimed status here is tied to the September 24 appeal. Any subsequent confirmation that the prize has been collected would replace the need for that appeal.