Special Delivery! Tramore Post Office Stamps Its Place with €4 Million Jackpot Win

A €4,038,682 Lotto Jackpot win has been signed, sealed, and delivered in Tramore, Co. Waterford! The National Lottery has confirmed that the winning Lotto Jackpot ticket from Saturday night’s draw (19th April) was purchased at Tramore Post Office.

The Lotto player purchased their all-important Quick Pick ticket from the Post Office, which is now worth an astounding €4,038,682, on Wednesday, 9th April.

The winning numbers for Saturday night’s Lotto draw were: 6, 18, 25, 26, 36, 43 and the Bonus was 44.

Postmaster Sean Martin at Tramore Post Office was over the moon to receive the call from the National Lottery.

“We are thrilled with today’s announcement to have sold the winning Lotto Jackpot ticket; this is by far the biggest win we have had! We wish the very best for the winner and hope it brings them every happiness and success in the future. It’s a well-deserved lift for the community here in Tramore!"

The National Lottery is urging all players in the Tramore, Co. Waterford to check their tickets carefully and if you’re holding the winning ticket, be sure to contact the National Lottery prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie to arrange the collection of your prize.

Darragh O’Dwyer, National Lottery Spokesperson said:

“It’s official – Tramore Post Office has delivered the goods with Ireland’s 6th Lotto Jackpot win of 2025! We’re now urging all players who bought their Lotto tickets from Tramore Post Office on Wednesday, 9th April, to carefully check their tickets – you could be sitting on a fortune of over €4 million and not even know it yet!"

Nearly 30 cent in every €1 spent on National Lottery games goes back to Good Causes in the areas of sport, youth, health, welfare, education, arts, heritage and the Irish Language. In total, more than €6.5 Billion has been raised for Good Causes since the National Lottery was established 37 years ago. In 2023 alone, €227.9 Million was raised for local Good Causes in communities across Ireland.