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Published 19:42 31 Jul 2015 BST
Updated 19:52 31 Jul 2015 BST
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Earlier this afternoon, a winner by the name of May Lydon was announced. However, as fans quickly noted, there was no such Facebook user with that name.
The dealership was quickly faced with a barrage of comments suggesting the competition was "fake" or "fixed", with several comments being deleted and the original announcement post disappearing from the page.
Now, a representative for Audi Galway has gotten in touch with Her.ie to clear up the matter. In a statement, the rep said:
The competition to win an 152 AUDI A3 Cabrio for the August Bank Holiday Weekend has been won by David Lydon.
David and his mother May Lydon will collect the car tomorrow morning.
Audi Galway ran the Facebook competition over the past number of days and David Lydon was selected at random as the competition winner. Upon contacting David, he asked that the prize be presented to his mother May Lydon.
Audi Galway announced May Lydon as the winner. May Lydon does not have a Facebook profile.
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