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A lucky Longford winner has scoops €50,000 with a Prize Bonds win. This week's Prize Bond Star Prize of €50,000 went to the lucky Prize Bond number YW226185 held in County Longford.
The lucky bond was purchased in 2015. There were over 9,083 prizes awarded in this week’s Prize Bond Draw, amounting to over €758,150.
In addition to a €500,000 prize awarded on the last weekly draw of every calendar month, there are weekly draws where the top prize is €50,000.
Other cash prizes awarded each week include 20 of €1,000 and 20 of €500.
Prize Bonds are a State Savings product which, instead of paying interest, offers bond holders the chance to win cash prizes every week.
All winnings are tax-free, and Prize Bonds can be cashed in at any time after the minimum holding period of three months.
Prize Bonds can be purchased by Direct Debit, online at www.StateSavings.ie, by telephone to callsave 0818 20 50 60 or at your local Post Office. Prize Bond holders can check draw results online at www.StateSavings.ie. The main winning numbers are also available in most Post Offices.
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