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Aldi: €10 off €50 spend in Sindo

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19-03-2015 9:02pm

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Sunday Independent 22/03 Paper costs €2.90

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#2 19-03-2015 9:11pm
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snubbleste wrote: »

Sunday Independent 22/03 Paper costs €2.90

Will tesco except theses this time too?

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#3 19-03-2015 9:12pm
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Tesco loves these. Loves them. Buy the Sindo at Tesco to maximise usage..

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#4 19-03-2015 9:22pm
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Twenty minutes elapsed and no thank you kindly snubbleste

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#5 19-03-2015 10:05pm
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snubbleste wrote: »

Twenty minutes elapsed and no thank you kindly snubbleste

Thank you snubbleste :-)

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#6 20-03-2015 9:53am
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Morgase wrote: »

Thank you snubbleste :-)

thank you kindly snubbleste

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#7 20-03-2015 10:00am
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nice one!
Was gonna do a big shop on Sat, but will wait until Sunday now!

Thanks you squillions snubbleste !

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#8 20-03-2015 11:46am
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Thanks OP.

Surprised there hasn't been the usual "wouldn't buy that rag/politically biased rag/excuse for a rag" rant yet :rolleyes:

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#9 20-03-2015 12:50pm
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fdevine wrote: »

Thanks OP.

Surprised there hasn't been the usual "wouldn't buy that rag/politically biased rag/excuse for a rag" rant yet :rolleyes:

There you go...

Wouldn't buy that rag even to save e7.10 on my shopping.

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#10 20-03-2015 12:52pm
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Deadly. Thanks.

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#11 20-03-2015 1:21pm
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snubbleste wrote: »

Twenty minutes elapsed and no thank you kindly snubbleste

Thanks a mill

Time to fill the freezer with a stock of 28 day aged rib eye steaks, they're currently 2 for €9 on the Super 6 which is a great price, this €10 voucher will mean a further 20% off.
My local McDonalds and O'Briens both buy Sunday Independents for their customers to read so I'd much rather buy a coffee there for €2 and help myself to a voucher than buy that rag, its win, win :pac:

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#12 20-03-2015 1:26pm
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Muahahaha wrote: »

My local McDonalds and O'Briens both buy Sunday Independents for their customers to read so I'd much rather buy a coffee there for €2 and help myself to a voucher than buy that rag, its win, win :pac:

Make sure they aren't the "light" edition which don't come with vouchers.

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#13 20-03-2015 1:28pm
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Nice one! These come in very handy!

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#14 20-03-2015 2:10pm
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Muahahaha wrote: »

Thanks a mill

Time to fill the freezer with a stock of 28 day aged rib eye steaks, they're currently 2 for €9 on the Super 6 which is a great price, this €10 voucher will mean a further 20% off.
My local McDonalds and O'Briens both buy Sunday Independents for their customers to read so I'd much rather buy a coffee there for €2 and help myself to a voucher than buy that rag, its win, win :pac:

Don't think its the 28 day aged steaks that are 2 for 9€ at mo

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#15 21-03-2015 1:08am
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The only reason to go to that crappy old Tesco shop in Lucan is to use a competitors voucher

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#16 21-03-2015 5:20am
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unkel wrote: »

The only reason to go to that crappy old Tesco shop in Lucan is to use a competitors voucher

why not use the voucher in aldi if tesco is so crappy.

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#17 22-03-2015 2:46am
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Thanks. Just got a 15off from tesco.ie.

Ordered the my shopping from click and collect .

Got a Sindo in the shop.

Happy days. That will be 25 off now.

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#18 22-03-2015 3:12am
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snubbleste wrote: »

Tesco loves these. Loves them. Buy the Sindo at Tesco to maximise usage..

Do they accept these as payment towards call credit?

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#19 22-03-2015 8:59am
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colmtheperson wrote: »

Do they accept these as payment towards call credit?

I'm not sure, but if they don't ask can you use a tesco gift card to spend on credit. Then use the €40+ voucher to buy one of those.

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#20 22-03-2015 9:48am
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colmtheperson wrote: »

Do they accept these as payment towards call credit?

I got 40 euro credit on it back in Jan, no question asked. So should be OK.

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#21 22-03-2015 11:53am
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odddavey wrote: »

I got 40 euro credit on it back in Jan, no question asked. So should be OK.

Fantastic

Final dumb question... Do their self service machines accept them or does it have to be the flesh type of cashiers?

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#22 22-03-2015 1:58pm
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colmtheperson wrote: »

Fantastic

Final dumb question... Do their self service machines accept them or does it have to be the flesh type of cashiers?

The person supervising the self service can put then through

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#23 22-03-2015 7:04pm
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You can buy that paper in Lidl.

ALDI are selling Carbon Monoxide detector and smoke alarm for €25.

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#24 22-03-2015 7:48pm
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vicwatson wrote: »

Don't think its the 28 day aged steaks that are 2 for 9€ at mo

I know their website doesn't say anything about them being aged for 28 days but the packet that they're in does, along with a picture of the farmer whose farm they came from. They're not the usual Aldi 28 day rib eyes, i.e. not from Angus beef but I just finished one there and can attest to how tasty they are. I used the voucher to get a stock of them as well as a 1.7kg four bird roast that was reduced down to €7.99. They had whole boned duck there for €7.99 too but my freezer is pretty full so I didnt get it.

Anyway thanks again OP. Here's hoping that Lidl follow suit with a €10 voucher next week

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#25 22-03-2015 9:25pm
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Can I buy Infant Formula for OVER 6 months in Tesco with the Aldi voucher. It does say Infant Formula Milk excluded but some vouchers state Formula for under 6 months excluded. In that case OVER 6 months is accepted. Anyway the vouchers are great!!

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#26 22-03-2015 9:34pm
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Over 6 months yes, all formula under 6 months put a warning note up on the till.

seeing as I have failed to toilet train my 3 year old again this week, its off to tesco I go to stock up on nappies and clothes!

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#27 15-08-2015 5:17pm
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Are any of the papers doing the aldi or lidl vouchers this week?

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#28 15-08-2015 5:22pm
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hexosan wrote: »

Are any of the papers doing the aldi or lidl vouchers this week?

Aldi Thread

Lidl Thread

Start at the end and read back a few posts.

The Star/Examiner/Independent Today. Sunday World/Independent 2moro.

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#29 15-08-2015 5:23pm
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hexosan wrote: »

Are any of the papers doing the aldi or lidl vouchers this week?

https://www.aldi.ie/en/about-aldi/information/voucher-terms-and-conditions/

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#30 15-08-2015 5:28pm
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This thread should be merged into the main Aldi voucher thread to avoid unnecessary duplicate posting.

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#31 15-08-2015 5:36pm
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Quackster wrote: »

This thread should be merged into the main Aldi voucher thread to avoid unnecessary duplicate posting.

I'll report it to get it closed.

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