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Former Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD has won a prize for the third time inside a year in the Clonguish GAA Club weekly lotto draw.
Mr Kenny, who received the thumbs up from young Mayo and Roscommon fans from Newtownforbes at yesterday’s thrilling drawn All-Ireland SFC quarter-final in Croke Park, has been playing the Clonguish GAA lotto for a number of years now.
The numbers drawn in the Clonguish Lotto draw (Sunday, July 30) were 6, 9, 10 and 11 and Mr Kenny was one of the €25 winners. The jackpot wasn’t won. The next draw takes place in Casey’s Newtownforbes, with the jackpot standing at €2,600.
In August 2016, Mr Kenny collected €25 and he also scooped €25 in the the draw of November 20 last.
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