Dunnes Stores offers

CH3OH

Dunnes Stores have a great deal on



7 up cans 24 Free and Normal 18
Club Orange normal 18 and Zero
Club Rock Shandy Free
Pepsi Max

18/24 cans for €7 until 27 March

even cheaper if you have a voucher


Also Pringles €1.62

Roberto_gas

CH3OH wrote: »

Dunnes Stores have a great deal on



7 up cans 24 Free and Normal 18
Club Orange normal 18 and Zero
Club Rock Shandy Free
Pepsi Max

18/24 cans for €7 until 27 March

even cheaper if you have a voucher


Also Pringles €1.62

Inflation is real....i miss those days of €1 pringles and €5 for 18 cans !

Good deal tho

Yellow Dog

The full list of Weekly Wonders.
Runs from Wednesday to Tuesday each week.

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

zell12

Dunnes Stores offers
oxymoron, surely

Yellow Dog

zell12 wrote: »

Dunnes Stores offers
oxymoron, surely

As a person who shops in all major stores I find Dunnes can be very good value if you know what you want.

For example, if you were to buy one of each of the weekly wonders and top it up to get to €50, you would only pay €40 if you have a voucher.

Problem is they don't have a decent web site, so you can't compare against other stores.

Soarer

zell12 wrote: »

Dunnes Stores offers
oxymoron, surely

Lazy.

Dunne's are as good/bad/cheap/expensive as anywhere.

JP Liz V1

I hope my nearest Dunnes have 7up left tomorrow

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Soarer wrote: »

Lazy.

Dunne's are as good/bad/cheap/expensive as anywhere.

I find they lack own-brand ranges in a good number of products, compared to the likes of Tesco. Hence a full shop can get expensive there.

johndaman66

Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: »

I find they lack own-brand ranges in a good number of products, compared to the likes of Tesco. Hence a full shop can get expensive there.

That is probably true in fairness although every time I do go into Dunnes these days (which is not too often with the nearest one being about 35km away from me) they seem to be making more progress in introducing their own cheaper shop brand alternative to the branded options.

For me in normal times (again at the moment due to my own geographical location) the real feather in the cap for Dunnes is the €10 off next €50+ spend voucher. If you are savvy about it and buying for a family you will save if using the €10 off and if buying products like milk, bread, sugar etc that are pretty much the same price everywhere anyway and avail of offers they have on.

For people who seem to insist on buying leading branded products only (myself excluded but I know them people are certainly out there) Dunnes as I can see often (not always of course) seem to be a tad cheaper on certain products than Tesco/ Supervalu. They seemed to have better and more longer run offers on the branded stuff too versus them in my experience.

kneemos

Wouldn't buy Dunnes own brand,or the Birds Eye crap they favour.

Yellow Dog

kneemos wrote: »

Wouldn't buy Dunnes own brand,or the Birds Eye crap they favour.

Very helpful, thanks.

Yellow Dog

This weeks Dunnes Weekly Wonders

Wednesday 31st March to Tuesday 6th April

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

SoapMcTavish

kneemos wrote: »

Wouldn't buy Dunnes own brand,or the Birds Eye crap they favour.

Nice one ! Thanks.

steves2

I still can't believe Dunnes haven't improved their online presence particularly since the pandemic.

mad m

steves2 wrote: »

I still can't believe Dunnes haven't improved their online presence particularly since the pandemic.

Agreed. It’s brutal

you2008

mad m wrote: »

Agreed. It’s brutal

well - with the biggest share of market, i dont think there is any rush for them to do so. simple logic, if I am DS's CFO, website will be the last of my to do list.

Peter File

kneemos wrote: »

Wouldn't buy Dunnes own brand,or the Birds Eye crap they favour.

what is wrong with birdseye?
i consider it to be a quality brand.

kneemos

Peter File wrote: »

what is wrong with birdseye?
i consider it to be a quality brand.

You'd be wrong.

todolist

Birdseye make the best fish fingers on the planet. I Love 'em.

Yellow Dog

Yellow Dog wrote: »

This weeks Dunnes Weekly Wonders

Wednesday 31st March to Tuesday 6th April

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Just back from Dunnes and can say the Lily O`Brians chocks are great value at €10.
Box is bigger than looks on picture.

Great present for someone, specially if they don't follow this thread!

Bought five, so only paid €40 after voucher.

Yellow Dog

This weeks weekly wonder deals:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

kneemos

Yellow Dog wrote: »

This weeks weekly wonder deals:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

They have a 32 pack of toilet paper for €12,beats the 18 pack for €8. Forgot which brand it is though.

Princess Calla

kneemos wrote: »

They have a 32 pack of toilet paper for €12,beats the 18 pack for €8. Forgot which brand it is though.

Usually Nicky I think

kneemos

Princess Calla wrote: »

Usually Nicky I think

Prefer the Nicky.

Yellow Dog

kneemos wrote: »

Prefer the Nicky.

Yeah, but it doesn't have the:
CLASSIC CLEAN
UNIQUE 3D WAVE TEXTURE

Princess Calla

Did you notice the offers are only running until Sunday 11th....wonder if they will start going Monday to Sunday now..

Yellow Dog

This weeks weekly wonders:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Yellow Dog

This weeks Weekly Wonders:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Yellow Dog

This weeks Weekly Wonders:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Yellow Dog

This weeks Weekly Wonders:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

carbsy

Is it just me or were the Bistro Occasions ridiculously priced at €2.30 a packet?

The packaging probably cost twice as much as the crisps.... :pac:

HelenHelen

carbsy wrote: »

Is it just me or were the Bistro Occasions ridiculously priced at €2.30 a packet?

The packaging probably cost twice as much as the crisps.... :pac:

They're gluten free so always a premium price, posh taytos.

Also the weekly bargains are a great way of reaching the coupon threshold seeing as alcohol is no longer included

carbsy

HelenHelen wrote: »

Also the weekly bargains are a great way of reaching the coupon threshold seeing as alcohol is no longer included

callaway92

Small heads up on the Andrex €8 for 16 Rolls Pack offer.

Was in Dunnes a while ago today and there’s a 2 for €8 offer on the KittenSoft ‘Adorably Soft’ 9 packs.

Works out at two extra rolls for the same price even though Andrex is on the Weekly Wonders thing.

shanec1928

callaway92 wrote: »

Small heads up on the Andrex €8 for 16 Rolls Pack offer.

Was in Dunnes a while ago today and there’s a 2 for €8 offer on the KittenSoft ‘Adorably Soft’ 9 packs.

Works out at two extra rolls for the same price even though Andrex is on the Weekly Wonders thing.

take a look on amazon I got 45 rolls for a little over €14

kneemos

108 rolls for €26. Might be harsh on the whole though.

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/233939054564

jacool

kneemos wrote: »

108 rolls for €26. Might be harsh on the whole though.

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/233939054564

the whole what?

callaway92

shanec1928 wrote: »

take a look on amazon I got 45 rolls for a little over €14

Storage comes into play when it’s that many rolls for many.

Patsy167

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Cadbury Snack Shortcake 6pk - WAS €1.79 - NOW €1
Kellogg’s Cereal & Milk Bars 6pk / Squares 4pk / Nutri-Grain Bars / Bakes 6pks - WAS €2.29 - €3.39 - NOW €1.14 - €1.69 EACH

Patsy167

https://www.dunnesstores.com/p/regular-fit-non-iron-shirt/3934343?colour=Blue

Regular Fit Non Iron Shirt - Was €20 Now €5

FREE 2 DAY DELIVERY - Click & Collect

Yellow Dog

This weeks weekly wonder deals:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Doodah7

You wonder why they bother. It's the same spin of the wheel every week: soft drinks, Kellogg's cereals, toilet roll and detergent. It may be different sizes but it's the same products week in, week out.

basill

Doodah7 wrote: »

You wonder why they bother. It's the same spin of the wheel every week: soft drinks, Kellogg's cereals, toilet roll and detergent. It may be different sizes but it's the same products week in, week out.

FMCG - fast moving consumer goods. Has to be one of the most boring industries ever. The majority of consumers are brand loyal but nevertheless the manufacturers/retailers spend huge money tempting us away with "bargains". Then jack the prices. When demand dips there is another sale and so the cycle continues. Its great if you have a separate freezer and storage as you can buy in bulk. To increase revenues they buy up another established brand to add to the stable. Then look to slash costs/change recipes etc. Very little innovation in the products as margins are so tight. Its all a volume game.

JoChervil

HelenHelen wrote: »

They're gluten free so always a premium price, posh taytos.

Also the weekly bargains are a great way of reaching the coupon threshold seeing as alcohol is no longer included

How potatoes chips can have gluten?

barneygumble99

Yellow Dog wrote: »

This weeks weekly wonder deals:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Best advice I can give today is don’t buy that kitchen roll , fior di carta, got it once before and couldn’t wait to finish it. It’s absorbency is brutal, it’s tears like crepe paper and the perforation between sheets is terrible, literally rips anywhere it wants.

Explosive_Cornflake

JoChervil wrote: »

How potatoes chips can have gluten?

They often have barley malt extract added as a flavoring, or are made in the same factory as as one that does have that added.

Nunu

Yellow Dog wrote: »

This weeks weekly wonder deals:

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers

Dunnes soft drinks deal at €11 is currently €9 in SuperValu as a flash deal while stocks last.

PopTarts

Does anyone know if you use a €10 off €40 do you get another back or does it depend on the day it’s used?

I know you do with the €10 off €50.

Quackster

PopTarts wrote: »

Does anyone know if you use a €10 off €40 do you get another back or does it depend on the day it’s used?

I know you do with the €10 off €50.

If you use it in one of the stores that run the €5 off €25 spend offer, you'd get a €5 off €25 voucher back. Otherwise, you get nothing back (unless you bump your spend up to €50).

RevBlueJeans

In Tralee I have not seen the €10 off €40 or the €5 off €25.
I think these must be random offers at some stores.

If you use €10 off €50 Thursday to Saturday you get another €10 off €50 and a very short dated €5 off €20 which must be used Sunday to Wedensday. If you are spending €100 break the transaction up into two to get two €5 off €20.

Since alcohol is off the list it’s very hard to get the spend up.

Toilet Paper and Branded breakfast cereals are really bad value in Dunnes generally.

Never ever believe the yellow prices, they are often poor value.

RevBJ

Yellow Dog

This weeks Weekly Wonders

https://www.dunnesstores.com/c/fresh-food/grocery/in-store-offers