Win £1,000 and a signed jersey with the London Irish Lotto!
London Irish is pleased to launch the London Irish Lotto, giving you the chance to win £1,000 and a signed home jersey!
The first draw will be held following the Exiles’ final home game of the 2020/21 season against Wasps on Saturday 5 June – with one lucky winner receiving £1,000 and a bonus signed home jersey.
There is an additional early bird prize to be had for supporters who buy their lottery tickets early. A draw will be held on Friday night - following the Exiles’ game against Gloucester – with all entries up to that point in with the chance of winning two hospitality tickets for the sold-out Wasps match the following weekend. All tickets, including the early bird winner, will still be valid for the first cash prize draw.
Next season, the lottery will run on a regular basis, with cash prizes on offer at each draw. More information will be communicated in the summer.
Prices for London Irish Lotto tickets are:
The funds raised will be split between the London Irish Foundation and Community – who deliver projects within the community to make a lasting impact on people’s lives – and the Lighthouse Club, the only charity who provide financial and emotional support to the construction industry.
Click here to buy your tickets now and be in with the chance of winning hospitality at the Wasps game, the first £1,000 prize and a signed jersey!
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