Lotto bosses have launched an appeal to find a punter who has just six days left to collect a prize of €70,000.
The Tipperary player was just one number short of scooping the €2.8million jackpot for the draw on February 8.
The National Lottery extended the 90 day prize claim deadline to 181 days during to the pandemic.
This means the punter must collect it by next Monday, August 10 or they will never get their hands on the sweet sum of money.
A Lotto spokesman said: "We are still waiting to hear from the winner of this €70,725 Lotto prize from February and with just under a week left to claim their prize, we are highlighting the importance of checking your Lotto tickets after each and every draw.
"We urge anybody who may have bought a Lotto ticket in Clonmel last February to check their tickets as soon as possible.
"Tickets can be easily checked in-store at any National Lottery agent, by checking online at www.lottery.ie or by scanning them on the brand new National Lottery App.
"If you are this winner please be sure to sign the back of the ticket and contact our prize claims team immediately on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie and we will make arrangements for you to collect your prize."
The player bought their Quick Pick ticket at Applegreen Service Station on the Dungarvan Road in Clonmel.
They were one of two punters who matched five numbers and the bonus ball, which left them sharing a prize of €141,450.
The winning numbers for the draw were 14, 20, 24, 38, 41 and 45 and the bonus was 03.
