EuroMillions
EuroMillions Results Ireland
Tuesday and Friday are EuroMillions nights. The latest draw, the Irish EuroMillions Plus result and the rules that decide whether your line has come up are all on this one page.
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The latest EuroMillions results for Ireland are in the feed below, along with the Irish-only EuroMillions Plus draw where the feed carries it. EuroMillions is drawn twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday, so "tonight's result" always means the most recent of those two nights.
213032424836 Top prize: EUR 78,415,028 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 34,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 38374748 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was no winner of the Plus top prize. 2433354447711 Top prize: EUR 70,191,680 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 47,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 111144045 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was one winner of the Plus top prize. The winning ticket was sold in Limerick. 915163743710 Top prize: EUR 59,041,442 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 35,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 35102942 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was no winner of the Plus top prize. 71516223546 Top prize: EUR 49,735,760 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 50,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 68243540 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was one winner of the Plus top prize. The winning ticket was sold in Meath. 2123394449411 Top prize: EUR 37,737,849 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 33,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 818333641 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was one winner of the Plus top prize. The winning ticket was sold in Wexford. 520243145510 Top prize: EUR 28,753,183 There was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot. In total, over 45,000 players in Ireland won prizes in the EuroMillions and Plus games. 112202242 Top prize: EUR 500,000 There was one winner of the Plus top prize. The winning ticket was sold in Tipperary.
The feed refreshes after each draw. We publish no numbers, jackpot estimates or winner reports of our own, and if the feed and the official National Lottery result ever disagree, the official result decides.
EuroMillions results, Tuesday and Friday
A ticket bought in Ireland can cover one draw or several, and it states which. The commonest mistake with EuroMillions results is checking Friday's numbers against a Tuesday ticket, or the reverse, so read the draw date on the ticket before anything else. A ticket bought after the Tuesday draw closes and before Friday's belongs to Friday.
On a Tuesday or Friday evening, "tonight's result" appears once the draw is published; on any other night the latest result is simply the last of those two draws. The Irish Lotto has its own nights (Monday, Wednesday and Saturday), and its results sit on the main lotto results page.
How a EuroMillions line works in Ireland
Each line carries five main numbers and two Lucky Stars. A line costs EUR 2.50 in Ireland. EuroMillions is played in several European countries, with Irish tickets sold through the National Lottery, which is run here by Premier Lotteries Ireland under licence.
The jackpot odds on the standard EuroMillions matrix are 1 in 139,838,160 per line. For comparison, the reshaped Irish Lotto is about 1 in 8.1 million, so a single EuroMillions line is roughly 17 times less likely to land the top prize than a single Lotto line. The jackpot is larger for a reason.
More lines buy more chances, in a straight line and no faster. Two lines cost EUR 5 a draw, four cost EUR 10 and ten cost EUR 25. Ten different lines make ten separate 1 in 139,838,160 chances, which works out at about 1 in 13,983,816 for that draw. No choice of numbers, lucky or otherwise, shifts that figure.
EuroMillions Plus: the Irish add-on
EuroMillions Plus is sold only in Ireland. It costs an extra EUR 1 per line, and the five main numbers on that line go into a separate draw with a fixed top prize of EUR 500,000. The Lucky Stars play no part in the Plus draw, which is why a line can come up short in the main game and still pay out on Plus.
A worked example of the cost: three lines with Plus is 3 x (EUR 2.50 + EUR 1) = EUR 10.50 per draw. Play those three lines in both weekly draws and the bill is EUR 21 a week. Without Plus, the same three lines come to EUR 7.50 a draw.
The raffles: what runs beside the draw
An Ireland-only raffle runs alongside each EuroMillions draw, with a raffle code attached to lines bought here. We have not confirmed the current prize structure against the operator's own pages, so we do not quote amounts; the raffle codes drawn are published with the official result.
The Millionaire Raffle is a different thing altogether. It is a seasonal National Lottery raffle, traditionally sold before Christmas and drawn on New Year's Eve, with its own tickets. It is not part of EuroMillions. Details of this year's raffle were not confirmed when we last checked, and a ticket for one cannot be checked against the other.
Checking a EuroMillions ticket
- Confirm the draw date and whether the ticket covers one draw or several.
- For each line, count the main numbers matched and, separately, the Lucky Stars matched.
- If Plus was bought, check the five main numbers again against the Plus draw.
- Look for the raffle code and compare it with the codes published for that draw.
- Take any winning ticket to a National Lottery retail agent, or follow the official claim instructions for bigger prizes.
Our ticket checking guide covers the Lotto and the scanner question in more detail.
Claiming a EuroMillions prize from Ireland
The 90-day rule applies: National Lottery prizes expire 90 days after the date of the draw, and an unclaimed EuroMillions prize is no exception. Smaller wins are paid at a retail agent; larger ones go through a post office prize claim centre or National Lottery headquarters, with the thresholds set out in the official instructions. Winnings are tax-free in Ireland, a point our guide to tax on winnings explains, and big winners may ask to stay anonymous.
A EUR 2.50 ticket, not a pension
EuroMillions is for players aged 18+, and the odds above are the plainest argument for treating it as a few euro of entertainment twice a week at most. If the spend grows or you are chasing a jackpot, read our safer gambling advice, which points to free support in Ireland.
Readers' questions
- What days is EuroMillions drawn?
- Tuesday and Friday. If you are checking on any other day, the latest result is from the most recent of those two draws.
- How much is a EuroMillions line in Ireland?
- EUR 2.50 a line. EuroMillions Plus adds EUR 1 a line for a separate draw with a fixed EUR 500,000 top prize.
- Do the Lucky Stars count in EuroMillions Plus?
- No. Only the five main numbers on the line go into the Plus draw.
- Is the Millionaire Raffle part of EuroMillions?
- No. It is a separate seasonal National Lottery raffle with its own tickets, drawn on New Year's Eve in past years.
- What are the odds of winning the EuroMillions jackpot?
- 1 in 139,838,160 for a single line, on the standard EuroMillions matrix.