€2 Shop

leemaree

There is head and shoulders shampoo 200 ml 2 for €3. I think that's a bargain

07438991

Where?

leemaree

Dunlaoghaire

07438991

You had built up my excitement and now I'm deflated.., should have included that minor detail in your first post!

Anyways, in Dublin City Centre there is a new €1.50 shop after opening where all the items are under €2... Some even €1

leemaree

Sorry I should've said. Some items are €1 in Dun Laoghaire

07438991

€1.50 shop still beats a €2 shop.. Mine's better, sorry to burst your bubble..

leemaree

Yah but is the head and shoulders €150?

07438991

leemaree wrote: »

Yah but is the head and shoulders €150?

Yea, I will pick you up 4 bottles and you can give me €600 for them...?

07438991

Are you aware that you have posted this in the bargain alerts section? Do you really think that is apt...?

leemaree

ok u win. urs is best

Whitehawk

07438991 wrote: »

Yea, I will pick you up 4 bottles and you can give me €600 for them...?

At that price id go get it for everyone for xmas!

btw ive never seen a 1.50 shop! only the 2e ones.... where is this 1.50 one

07438991

It's on Stephen's Green, just before the Shelbourne Hotel.

Some things in it are €2 but don't tell Lemanee... (Her Head and Shoulders deal is actually very good!) :rolleyes:

Its actually called the euro shop and advertised everything under €2.

Was great for getting all them Halloween treats!

leemaree

So mine is the best offer?

07438991

leemaree wrote: »

So mine is the best offer?

No, not the best! You already conceded that my offer was better!

And eh.., oh get over yourself would ya!

leemaree

psychward

In the €2 Shop I usually get useless crap that I don't need but seemed a good idea at the time. However I saw a HDMI cable for €2 in the Stephens Green store today (where Compustore used to be). Usually I see people moaning online they have to wait a few days for delivery of the cheapest one they can find which costs a lot more than €2. Plus from all accounts I've seen, a cheap one is exactly the same as an expensive one in terms of functionality.

07438991

Hey Lemanee,

Just because you have a few more posts than me you think that make you some kind of Senior Poster Person and what I post is automatically inferior to your divine superiority! :eek:

Think I will start a thread about ppl that believe they have some kind of innate/predetermined supremacy due to their high number of posts!

I'll catch on you some day and when I do, you better start listening to me!!! :cool:

the groutch

500ml, 2 for €6 in Tesco, works out €1.20 per 200ml

Kabutofro

Real Fairy Liquid (none of that 'zest' or whatever ye call it fake stuff) in euro land on Thomas Street only 1euro! best value in town, for realsies

m4rkiz

psychward wrote: »

However I saw a HDMI cable for €2 in the Stephens Green store today (where Compustore used to be). Usually I see people moaning online they have to wait a few days for delivery of the cheapest one they can find which costs a lot more than €2. Plus from all accounts I've seen, a cheap one is exactly the same as an expensive one in terms of functionality.

i strongly suggest to keep receipt for them, as their quality can be extremely poor - my media player don't work with one cable from pair that i bought the other day, they usually are very short too

Hal Emmerich

Kabutofro wrote: »

Real Fairy Liquid (none of that 'zest' or whatever ye call it fake stuff) in euro land on Thomas Street only 1euro! best value in town, for realsies

The clear, see through, own brand Tesco Liquid is far better than any Fairy stuff.

Made from Plant extracts, safe for septic tanks is wrote on it.

Nice smell.

It's not sticky and Toxic looking like the Fairy/other makes.

psychward

m4rkiz wrote: »

i strongly suggest to keep receipt for them, as their quality can be extremely poor - my media player don't work with one cable from pair that i bought the other day, they usually are very short too

Thanks for the heads up. I was just contributing perhaps some useful information on the subject of potential bargains in the 2 euro shop. Lucky for me I have a fancy HDMI cable which came with a very cheap Aldi dvd player years ago. The Aldi player died long ago but when manufacturers didnt supply a HDMI with new stuff I bought (have they all stopped giving out cables?), the old cable came in handy.

Whitehawk

07438991 wrote: »

It's on Stephen's Green, just before the Shelbourne Hotel.

Some things in it are €2 but don't tell Lemanee... (Her Head and Shoulders deal is actually very good!) :rolleyes:

Its actually called the euro shop and advertised everything under €2.

Was great for getting all them Halloween treats!

thanks im going to check this out be handy for next halloween, and just in general.

07438991

Harvey Norman doing a ten portion George Forman Grill for €33, normally €99. Well worth a buy as I love painnis and toasties. Also can be used to cook meat, fish & veg on it.

rubadub

leemaree wrote: »

Dunlaoghaire

which one? there are 2 now, close to each other, one is near the church and the newer one is on the same side down further going towards argos.

The newer one has a lot more stuff that is not €2, like big boxes of washing powder and giant candles and stuff €10 or so, its better when they do not limit themselves. It has a name like eurosaver shop, while the old one is called a €2 shop (I know your post said €2 shop but it might be the other.

Some good bars in both shops.

gavney1

07438991 wrote: »

You had built up my excitement and now I'm deflated.., should have included that minor detail in your first post!

Anyways, in Dublin City Centre there is a new €1.50 shop after opening where all the items are under €2... Some even €1

I'll do you one better.

There's now TWO 99cents stores opened up on talbot street recently.

Both popped up around the same time, but seem to be unrelated. I'm guessing one of them was planning on opening a 1euro store, but then changed it to 99cent store when they saw the other one opening.

Full_TiltKeith

gavney1 wrote: »

I'll do you one better.

There's now TWO 99cents stores opened up on talbot street recently.

Both popped up around the same time, but seem to be unrelated. I'm guessing one of them was planning on opening a 1euro store, but then changed it to 99cent store when they saw the other one opening.

HUGE one on the corner of Patrick Street, took over the old Chartbusters premises.

I mean 2 big milka bars for 1e can of red bull 1 e 3 cans of coke 1e, I mean its a bargain.

psychward

Theres a 1.50 shop in Moore Street Mall next to Iceland. I left that place with stuff I probably will never need. Like a folding pocket sized steel shovel for 1.50 :cool:

msg11

07438991 wrote: »

Hey Lemanee,

Just because you have a few more posts than me you think that make you some kind of Senior Poster Person and what I post is automatically inferior to your divine superiority! :eek:

Think I will start a thread about ppl that believe they have some kind of innate/predetermined supremacy due to their high number of posts!

I'll catch on you some day and when I do, you better start listening to me!!! :cool:

Calm down :pac:

RayCon

psychward wrote: »

Like a folding pocket sized steel shovel for 1.50 :cool:

I suddenly want one ....

psychward

RayCon wrote: »

I suddenly want one ....

It's really cool. and only 1.50 :eek:

et101

psychward wrote: »

It's really cool. and only 1.50 :eek:

I really want one too!! Heading in there tomorrow to stock up on stuff I really don't need and really have'nt got the money for, YES I AM A SUCKER!!

leemaree

rubadub wrote: »

which one? there are 2 now, close to each other, one is near the church and the newer one is on the same side down further going towards argos.

The newer one has a lot more stuff that is not €2, like big boxes of washing powder and giant candles and stuff €10 or so, its better when they do not limit themselves. It has a name like eurosaver shop, while the old one is called a €2 shop (I know your post said €2 shop but it might be the other.

Some good bars in both shops.

It's the first one as u walk bye 02