The location of a family-run shop that sold a €1million winning Lotto ticket last week has been revealed.

The National Lottery has urged players in Tipperary to check their tickets following Saturday’s draw.

It also confirmed that the winning Quick Pick ticket was sold at Maher’s Londis Cashel Road Stores on Cashel Road in Clonmel.

The ticket was purchased on the day of the Lotto Plus One draw, making one lucky player a millionaire.

Shop owner Alan Maher said: ‘There’s great excitement in the store after hearing that one of our customers won the top prize on Saturday night.

‘We’ve been serving the Clonmel community here on the Cashel Road for more than 20 years, so it’s fantastic to see a win of this scale happen locally.

‘It’s the biggest win we’ve ever sold, and the whole team is absolutely delighted.’

Players are being urged to carefully check their tickets as the prize is still yet to be claimed.

National Lottery spokesperson Sarah Orr said: ‘We are appealing to any of our players who may have passed through Clonmel on Saturday and popped into Maher’s Londis at the Top forecourt to carefully check their Lotto tickets.

‘There is a player out there who may have no idea that their ticket is now worth €1million. The winner is advised to sign the back of their ticket and keep it safe.

‘They should contact our Prize Claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and arrangements will be made for them to visit Lottery Headquarters to collect their top prize.’

The winning numbers in Saturday’s draw were 10, 11, 24, 38, 44 and 45, while the bonus number was 20.

The win comes just days after a player in Leitrim scooped more than €4.7million in last Wednesday’s Lotto jackpot.

That winning ticket was purchased at Scollan’s Gala on Church Street in Drumshanbo.

The Leitrim win marked the 27th National Lottery millionaire of the year, with the Tipperary result now bringing the total to 28.