Iceland money off vouchers

zell12 · 19-07-2018 11:46am #1

Iceland giving out coupons in the freesheet paper Galway Advertiser
Never seen that before, normally it's a higher threshold spend
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_Whimsical_ · 19-07-2018 2:01pm

Does anyone know if Tesco will take them?

KingJamsie · 19-07-2018 2:12pm

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Does anyone know if Tesco will take them?

Definitely

odyssey06 · 19-07-2018 2:13pm

Anyone seen these in Dublin papers?

Doubtful Tesco would take them as it's usually only Dunnes, Supervalu, ALDI and LIDL i.e. their national competitors. Iceland and M&S would be at store discretion maybe if there's one next door or something.

davywalsh7 · 19-07-2018 5:40pm

KingJamsie wrote: »

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Does anyone know if Tesco will take them?

Definitely

Wouldn’t take them from me a few months ago when I tried to use them. Said they only take likes if Dunne’s, super valu etc

Dr Bolouswki · 20-07-2018 6:40am

Can I print out this one do you reckon?

zell12 · 20-07-2018 7:40am

Worth a shot I guess
http://pages.cdn.pagesuite.com/3/b/3b47bde3-f49d-4b91-af3f-294224e8f548/page.pdf

tart29016 · 20-07-2018 3:27pm

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Does anyone know if Tesco will take them?

The manager wouldn't take mine 2 weeks ago. This was in Dundrum.

rubadub · 20-07-2018 6:26pm

Tesco used to officially take them ages ago. They officially do not now.

https://www.tesco.ie/CompetitorCoupons/

Terms and conditions in Tesco Ireland 23.03.2016

We accept Competitor supermarket Spend & Save coupons – e.g. €5 off every €50 – see example below
We accept spend & save coupons only from Dunnes Stores, SuperValu, Lidl and Aldi

Muahahaha · 21-07-2018 6:54pm

Anyone got recommendations for whats good in Iceland. I made kebabs with their kebab meat last night and it was awful, way too fatty and ruined a good meal. I like their chocolate eclairs though, bargain at 1.49 for 6 of them.

odyssey06 · 21-07-2018 7:20pm

In Iceland the frozen seafood e.g. prawns and seafood mix is good.
You can pickup some uncommon things like venison or waygu burgers.
If you use ready meals the gourmet ready meals are nice but pricey.

And if you are going camping, real SPAM!

student7890 · 21-07-2018 10:21pm

The lamb chops with mint from the cold shelf are good. They also have good sauces and condiments.

KingJamsie · 21-07-2018 11:06pm

Iceland have their own brand Goujons, purple freezer bag. Deadly portions

Toad in hole(sausage/ Yorkshire pudding combo) is tasty too

Usually a good deal on water / kitchen roll / washing up liquids

savemejebus · 22-07-2018 12:18am

Some surprisingly nice stuff at Iceland. Off the top of my head
Hash Brown Fries
Stone Baked Pizzas
Their expensive Haddock and Cod (6.20 for 2 pieces)
Mini vienetta ice creams
Garlic and Herb sausages
The 'majestic' ice creams (knock off magnums) are nicer than the real thing

Dr Bolouswki · 22-07-2018 12:38am

The purple iceland goujons are nice indeed.
2x crates of Fanta for €15 (48 cans) has been pretty regular recently.
I LOVE their Indian dishes - I think it is own brand Madras, Balti, Jalfrezi - all at €2 each (no rice).

zell12 · 22-07-2018 11:51am

Carrot fries are yum
http://groceries.iceland.co.uk/iceland-carrot-fries-600g/p/67676

Tar.Aldarion · 23-07-2018 10:52am

Their "no bull" burgers are amazing, best veggie burger available in Ireland.

zell12 · 26-07-2018 11:58am

Another one
€10 off €40 spend
http://pages.cdn.pagesuite.com/3/d/3d497b0b-44bd-4622-a697-9a165ba690e8/page.pdf

odyssey06 · 26-07-2018 12:11pm

Has anyone seen these in Dublin freesheets?

student7890 · 26-07-2018 12:49pm

Do these work in Iceland Dublin stores?

rubadub · 26-07-2018 12:51pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

I was going to print that and try it in cork but I see they have a code gal next to the barcode

I'd give it a go, its only some code, not like its explicitly saying only for use in galway. Just ask before you start shopping if you do not plan on spending 40 without it.

student7890 · 26-07-2018 9:29pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

I was going to print that and try it in cork but I see they have a code gal next to the barcode

OmegaGene wrote: »

Do these work in Iceland Dublin stores?

They dont scan(out of date) but were accepted in my Dublin store

zell12 · 29-07-2018 8:05am

10% off groceries for some
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CeilingFly · 29-07-2018 10:51pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

great idea, should be brought in in all major supermarkets

Dunnes doing extensive voucher campaign. August is very quiet month.

Christmas is on the minds of all retailers.

This is a pure marketing gimmick to get footfall in the quietest month of the year.

zell12 · 02-08-2018 8:49am

Another one
€10 off €40 spend. 15 days validity
http://pages.cdn.pagesuite.com/0/e/0e5ffb10-d3b2-4d65-9e45-258257b935b2/page.pdf

Superfin · 02-08-2018 10:20am

Is that just for the Galway store ?

zell12 · 02-08-2018 10:21am

Superfin wrote: »

Is that just for the Galway store ?

Others have reported success elsewhere ie. Dublin

dwasol · 20-08-2018 4:36pm

Used in Cork, any more?

Lord Derpington · 20-08-2018 4:49pm

dwasol wrote: »

Used in Cork, any more?

Out of date, voucher expired on the 17th.

zell12 · 17-09-2018 9:41am

Students get discounts too
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zell12 · 11-10-2018 9:37am

Get 5% back at Iceland
€1 for every €20 loaded on their loyalty card

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zell12 · 11-10-2018 9:40am

Btw, can this thread be unexpired and marked 'Iceland offers' or similar

zell12 · 29-11-2018 10:58am

Another €10 off €50
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Recliner · 03-12-2018 1:53am

Iceland doing vouchers in store..handed one when we walked in. 4 vouchers starting Dec 1st till 31st Dec. Ranging from spend €60 get €15 off to spend €40 get €10 off. It's not a shop I really buy anything in but we were just having a browse but ended up getting loads of party food, frozen lobsters, crisps and a few non freezer bits and pieces. €60.10 spend for €45 and all things I would have been buying anyway at some point before Christmas. Very pleased.

odyssey06 · 03-12-2018 9:21am

Thanks for the tip - sounds like a good time to stock up. Were they whole lobsters or lobster tails?

antodeco · 03-12-2018 9:51am

Which Iceland was it? Was planning on doing a large Iceland shop today anyway, so handy to know!

03-12-2018 10:40am

I signed up to emails from them and they send these now and again. The current one is spend 20 get 5 off and you can show on your phone, no need to print it.

freshpopcorn · 03-12-2018 11:14am

123654789 wrote: »

I signed up to emails from them and they send these now and again. The current one is spend 20 get 5 off and you can show on your phone, no need to print it.

Have you a link to this?
Please!

Recliner · 03-12-2018 1:47pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

Thanks for the tip - sounds like a good time to stock up. Were they whole lobsters or lobster tails?

They were the whole lobsters. Normally Aldi and Lidl do them but I haven't seen them this year. That was actually the only reason I went into Iceland. But when we were handed the voucher, we decided to make use of it.

Recliner · 03-12-2018 1:48pm

antodeco wrote: »

Which Iceland was it? Was planning on doing a large Iceland shop today anyway, so handy to know!

It was in Clonmel. I'm assuming it would be nationwide though.

03-12-2018 1:50pm

It was from filling in a Bonuscard application I picked up in store though I never put anything on the card
http://www.iceland.ie/bonuscard/
If you prepay €30 onto the card you get €1 free and can use it to pay along with your fiver off €20 voucher

okidoki987 · 03-12-2018 2:34pm

You also get a FREE 5kg Turkey if you spend €100 in one transaction
according to the leaflet.
No idea how you spend €100 in one transaction as you would need one
very large freezer!

Special offers:
20 Eggs for €2
1kg Granulated Sugar 80c
24 pack of spring water €3
65 wash Surf (Tropical Lily) €8
24 pack of toilet rolls €5

Frank_1969 · 03-12-2018 5:10pm

okidoki987 wrote: »

You also get a FREE 5kg Turkey if you spend €100 in one transaction
according to the leaflet.
No idea how you spend €100 in one transaction as you would need one
very large freezer!

Special offers:
20 Eggs for €2
1kg Granulated Sugar 80c
24 pack of spring water €3
65 wash Surf (Tropical Lily) €8
24 pack of toilet rolls €5

I suppose you could buy 20 packs of the toilet paper for €100 to get the free turkey.Would be enough to keep you going for 2019 ;-)

03-12-2018 5:20pm

Frank_1969 wrote: »

I suppose you could buy 20 packs of the toilet paper for €100 to get the free turkey.Would be enough to keep you going for 2019 ;-)

Unless something went badly wrong with the turkey

antodeco · 03-12-2018 6:07pm

Thanks OP. Back from Iceland. Spent €120, and got €15 off and a free turkey!

They have vouchers along by the tills so I just walked up and took one of the leaflets. They are date specific, so different amounts depending what week in December you go.

MB05 · 03-12-2018 9:53pm

Iceland isn't all about frozen food, it's what they are known for but I have found they can be very reasonable for store cupboard items, and they are great for office birthday parties etc as the small packs of cakes and treats are cheaper than the usual shops. Good selection too. I wouldn't usually spend anything near the amounts you have to in order to get the money off but at this time of year it's easier as they do great offers on the 24 pack of cans (Pepsi Max, 7UP Free, Fanta Zero and occasionally Dr Pepper Zero). The regular price of these are 2 slabs for €15 but I have seen them do them for €13 for 2 on specials.

They also have good offers from time to time on the boxes of sweets, crisps, biscuits etc. They also have items that wouldn't normally be sold on the Irish market (e.g. they have a Fry's Selection Box for €3 which contains 2 Turkish Delight, 2 Peppermint Creams and 2 Chocolate Creams). I got a 300g box of After Eights in my local one on Saturday for €2 (might have been a daily special). It's worth a look if you are near one and need a few stocking fillers or generic household gifts.

03-12-2018 10:17pm

MB05 wrote: »

they have a Fry's Selection Box for €3 which contains 2 Turkish Delight, 2 Peppermint Creams and 2 Chocolate Creams)

These are in Dealz at the mo for €3 each or two boxes for a fiver. OT but just posting it coz there's more Dealzes then Icelands here

odyssey06 · 03-12-2018 10:44pm

Pity they dont sell alcohol in any of their Irish stores... would be handy for hitting a voucher limit. Their UK stores do.

js35 · 03-12-2018 11:33pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

Pity they dont sell alcohol in any of their Irish stores... would be handy for hitting a voucher limit. Their UK stores do.

They sell alcohol in the Portlaoise one

odyssey06 · 03-12-2018 11:43pm

js35 wrote: »

They sell alcohol in the Portlaoise one

Hmm even more curious that the stores in Talbot St and Coolock dont!

freshpopcorn · 03-12-2018 11:44pm

odyssey06 wrote: »

Hmm even more curious that the stores in Talbot St and Coolock dont!

Fermoy and Clonmel doesn't sell it either!

Iceland money off vouchers

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