Check your handbag! A €1m Lotto winner has two days left to claim

If you purchased a Lotto ticket in Dublin on November 9 last, you might want to get searching for it.

The National Lottery has revealed that a winning ticket worth €1m has yet to be claimed, and in just two days it will no longer be valid.

Winners have just 90 days to claim their prize, before it goes back into the fund.

The ticket in question – with the winning numbers 9, 10, 11, 15, 17, 20 and a bonus of 6 – was purchased at the Bus Stop kiosk in Nutgrove Shopping Centre in Rathfarnham.

"We love to see winners collecting the big prizes, and we'd really like to pay someone the €1m come the end of the week," Paula McEvoy of the National Lottery told the Herald.

"Hopefully, someone will come forward and it will be just a case of jogging people's memories."

As for last weekend's Euromillions jackpot of €66m, although the Irish winner has made contact, they have yet to come forward and claim their prize.

"Naturally, when you become a multimillionaire it takes a bit of getting used to, but we're there to help them," says National Lottery CEO Dermot Griffin.

"We will give them a bit of time and advice."