Dunnes Shop & Save [TESCO NOT ACCEPTING THEM]

Hogey007 · 21-10-2018 10:09am

If anyone missed this in the examiner yesterday it’s in the Sunday world today....plus a free coffee

https://twitter.com/sundayworld/status/1053746802946703361?s=21

21-10-2018 11:12am

Thanks that will go nicely with the 2 Jameson for €50 offer

zell12 · 14-11-2018 12:06pm

TheDriver · 14-11-2018 12:28pm

zell12 wrote: »

Its a bit misleading having the ad with items you can't use the voucher on.

OmegaGene · 14-11-2018 1:34pm

I was thinking the exact same thing, I thought they changed the terms and conditions

vectorvictor · 14-11-2018 2:05pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

I was thinking the exact same thing, I thought they changed the terms and conditions

Anything in the grocery department aisles is eligible this includes stuff like stationery , printers, some appliances etc... Had an ironing board in our weekly shop that tipped the spend just over 50 and the voucher applied no problem

TheDriver · 14-11-2018 5:16pm

vectorvictor wrote: »

Anything in the grocery department aisles is eligible this includes stuff like stationery , printers, some appliances etc... Had an ironing board in our weekly shop that tipped the spend just over 50 and the voucher applied no problem

Wow, I thought none of things in grocery aisles like that would count. What about few clothes they put in grocery aisles?

holly8 · 15-11-2018 8:22am

TheDriver wrote: »

Wow, I thought none of things in grocery aisles like that would count. What about few clothes they put in grocery aisles?

I was told that any product with a bar code sticker, stuck on, didn't count....if the barcode is printed directly on the packaging, it is counted as part of the 10 off 50 promotion. It can be confusing as 1 particular boxed set of glasses didnt count whereas the box set of glases right beside it on the shelf did. I have used it ok for electrical appliances.

mac.in · 15-11-2018 11:43am

TheDriver wrote: »

Wow, I thought none of things in grocery aisles like that would count. What about few clothes they put in grocery aisles?

Once I asked a staff member about the eligibility of inclusion in the shop and save voucher discount for clothes that were in kept the grocery side, I was told they were not eligible.

OmegaGene · 15-11-2018 11:56am

I must look into this next time I’m in dunnes, if everything in the supermarket is fair game it makes the voucher even better
My nearest dunnes has clothes and electrical items in a few of the aisles

duefrine · 15-11-2018 12:15pm

I use the vouchers every week.... In the past few weeks on different occasions, I have used the vouchers to purchase a printer, cloths horse, pots and pans, cups etc.. Their is also a small range on clothes in the grocery section were I shop...If it's in the grocery section you can use the vouchers...

The only thing I was not allowed to use the vouchers on is baby formula ( it's the law shops are not allowed to discount baby formula )

OmegaGene · 15-11-2018 12:17pm

duefrine wrote: »

I use the vouchers every week.... In the past few weeks on different occasions, I have used the vouchers to purchase a printer, cloths horse, pots and pans, cups etc.. Their is also a small range on clothes in the grocery section were I shop...If it's in the grocery section you can use the vouchers...

The only thing I was not allowed to use the vouchers on is baby formula ( it's the law shops are not allowed to discount baby formula )

not sure why i thought it was groceries only all along

noble00 · 15-11-2018 3:31pm

Hi anyone know when the small appliances are half price

holly8 · 16-11-2018 7:19pm

duefrine wrote: »

I use the vouchers every week.... In the past few weeks on different occasions, I have used the vouchers to purchase a printer, cloths horse, pots and pans, cups etc.. Their is also a small range on clothes in the grocery section were I shop...If it's in the grocery section you can use the vouchers...

The only thing I was not allowed to use the vouchers on is baby formula ( it's the law shops are not allowed to discount baby formula )

they do distinguish between Dunnes grocery and Dunnes "home" ... even it is in the aisles, it does not mean it is automatically included, as I have found out

OmegaGene · 16-11-2018 7:36pm

Slightly off topic but still money off Dunnes

If you have a ptsb card registered for the go reward offers they are doing €10 cash back with an €80 spend at Dunnes, offer is on until the 30/11 on the website.
I think the offers vary for people so worth checking first.

Virtanen · 16-11-2018 7:40pm

duefrine wrote: »

I use the vouchers every week.... In the past few weeks on different occasions, I have used the vouchers to purchase a printer, cloths horse, pots and pans, cups etc.. Their is also a small range on clothes in the grocery section were I shop...If it's in the grocery section you can use the vouchers...

The only thing I was not allowed to use the vouchers on is baby formula ( it's the law shops are not allowed to discount baby formula )

One time we spent about €55 total on groceries and some vests worth a tenner. The voucher scanned no problem, but there was no new voucher issued. So in my experience you can use them on most things, but anything outside of groceries may not contribute towards getting a new one

KevIRL · 16-11-2018 7:53pm

Any word of vouchers in a paper coming up soon?

OmegaGene · 16-11-2018 7:56pm

KevIRL wrote: »

Any word of vouchers in a paper coming up soon?

Yep it’s in post 604

steves2 · 16-11-2018 8:42pm

zell12 wrote: »

Are those offers on the air dryer and other stuff on now? Dunnes have such a poor presence online, searched for it and no mention anywhere.

holly8 · 16-11-2018 9:27pm

holly8 wrote: »

they do distinguish between Dunnes grocery and Dunnes "home" ... even it is in the aisles, it does not mean it is automatically included, as I have found out

Ok so they told me this evening if it has a sticker with price and barcode on it, if it has the letter G for grocery, then it is included towards the 50

Joziburg · 16-11-2018 9:47pm

Virtanen wrote: »

One time we spent about €55 total on groceries and some vests worth a tenner. The voucher scanned no problem, but there was no new voucher issued. So in my experience you can use them on most things, but anything outside of groceries may not contribute towards getting a new one

I thought I noticed that too!??

GerardKeating · 16-11-2018 9:59pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

Slightly off topic but still money off Dunnes

If you have a ptsb card registered for the go reward offers they are doing €10 cash back with an €80 spend at Dunnes, offer is on until the 30/11 on the website.
I think the offers vary for people so worth checking first.

Same offer for AIB Visa Cards, €10 off an €80 spend.

And if you combine with the Dunnes €10 off €50 vouchers, you could spend (for example) €102 of groceries, and use two Dunnes Vouchers to take it down to €82 and get another €10 back later, but if you spend (for example ) €85 and uses a Dunnes Voucher, the spend on the card is only €75 and no cash back from PTSB/AIB.

Icsics · 16-11-2018 10:36pm

GerardKeating wrote: »

Same offer for AIB Visa Cards, €10 off an €80 spend.

And if you combine with the Dunnes €10 off €50 vouchers, you could spend (for example) €102 of groceries, and use two Dunnes Vouchers to take it down to €82 and get another €10 back later, but if you spend (for example ) €85 and uses a Dunnes Voucher, the spend on the card is only €75 and no cash back from PTSB/AIB.

For once the ptsb rewards are good, €10 back in Smyths, €10 in Dunnes & €5 in Boots

Fann Linn · 17-11-2018 1:17am

Icsics wrote: »

For once the ptsb rewards are good, €10 back in Smyths, €10 in Dunnes & €5 in Boots

Snap!

okidoki987 · 17-11-2018 2:28am

Looks like all the bank cards are showing some of the same offers.
AIB Dunnes €10 for €80, Boots €5 for €50 & Ulster Smyths €10 for €100 spend.

zell12 · 17-11-2018 11:00am

OmegaGene · 17-11-2018 11:02am

So we finally have a date for the electrical items on the leaflet

Thank you ZELL12

TheDriver · 17-11-2018 11:49am

It wouldn't be black Friday with a tassimo sale

vectorvictor · 17-11-2018 3:01pm

Printer looks like a decent deal especially if it gets the 10 off. Getting sick of trying to find somewhere to print occasional stuff like boarding cards or confirmations.

Any qualified opinions ?or other recommendations

askU · 17-11-2018 3:19pm

vectorvictor wrote: »

Printer looks like a decent deal especially if it gets the 10 off. Getting sick of trying to find somewhere to print occasional stuff like boarding cards or confirmations.

Any qualified opinions ?or other recommendations

Use the free airline app so! No need to print.

vectorvictor · 17-11-2018 3:28pm

askU wrote: »

Use the free airline app so! No need to print.

Just an example (and I like paper confirmations for flights hotels etc) don't want getting on my flight to be dependent on having remembered to charge my phone.

Atlantic Dawn · 17-11-2018 3:35pm

vectorvictor wrote: »

Just an example (and I like paper confirmations for flights hotels etc) don't want getting on my flight to be dependent on having remembered to charge my phone.

Or a simple drop to the ground and your phone is no use at all.

noble00 · 17-11-2018 3:39pm

One of the Black Friday leaflet from Argos have a hp deskjet printer for 29.99, not sure how good it is but I’m sure it would be grand for light printing

duefrine · 17-11-2018 5:45pm

zell12 wrote: »

Everything on that leaflet was on sale today in Charlestown, just as you walked into Dunnes ...

OmegaGene · 17-11-2018 5:51pm

duefrine wrote: »

Everything on that leaflet was on sale today in Charlestown, just as you walked into Dunnes ...

Well today is the 17th and that’s when the sale starts

OmegaGene · 17-11-2018 5:53pm

vectorvictor wrote: »

Printer looks like a decent deal especially if it gets the 10 off. Getting sick of trying to find somewhere to print occasional stuff like boarding cards or confirmations.

Any qualified opinions ?or other recommendations

Use your local library for occasional printing, it’s much cheaper in the long run I think. 15 cent a sheet and no worries about ink drying out in the printer.

Quackster · 17-11-2018 7:00pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

Use your local library for occasional printing, it’s much cheaper in the long run I think. 15 cent a sheet and no worries about ink drying out in the printer.

Or pick up a cheap monochrome laser printer.

duefrine · 17-11-2018 7:34pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

Well today is the 17th and that’s when the sale starts

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wandererz · 17-11-2018 9:23pm

vectorvictor wrote: »

Printer looks like a decent deal especially if it gets the 10 off. Getting sick of trying to find somewhere to print occasional stuff like boarding cards or confirmations.

Any qualified opinions ?or other recommendations

Can't go wrong here.

I picked this up earlier together with Tassimo coffee pods which were marked down to €3.
€43.19 for printer & pods after €10 off voucher was applied. So the printer effectively cost me €39.90!

But wait ... There's more ... They gave me another €10 off voucher valid from tomorrow

This printer does double sided printing as well, thus reducing paper usage.

rubadub · 17-11-2018 9:28pm

Get a €10 off €50 voucher at Dunnes Stores nationwide – there’s a one for every reader, inside your LIFE Magazine in this week’s Sunday Independent, November 18th #sindo

https://www.facebook.com/thesundayindo/photos/a.247066382471103/497047774139628/?type=3&theater

EDIT: sorry see thats a repost!

th283 · 17-11-2018 11:59pm

There’s €10 back on €80 spend in Dunnes with the bank of Ireland debit card rewards, handy to combine with a receipt voucher and voucher from the magazine to get €30 off €100

deiseindublin · 18-11-2018 3:58pm

Can you use the €10 off €50 to buy the Electricals in the advert?

Quackster · 18-11-2018 4:45pm

deiseindublin wrote: »

Can you use the €10 off €50 to buy the Electricals in the advert?

From past experience, yes.

okidoki987 · 19-11-2018 11:55am

Got a free flyer in the door this morning "Rediscover Dunnes Stores Cornelscourt".
Inside were 6 money off vouchers "to thank you for being a customer" which is strange as I never shop there!
5 x €10 off a €40 spend and one €25 off a €100 spend, different dates.
Useable in any Dunnes.

Also got from Tesco 4 x €12 off a €60 spend again with different dates.

deiseindublin · 19-11-2018 1:06pm

okidoki987 wrote: »

Useable in any Dunnes.

Wows, that's great, not even tied to local branch.

19-11-2018 2:27pm

th283 wrote: »

There’s €10 back on €80 spend in Dunnes with the bank of Ireland debit card rewards, handy to combine with a receipt voucher and voucher from the magazine to get €30 off €100

Don't think you can, would def be worth it otherwise

Terms and Conditions
To redeem this offer, you will need to spend a minimum of €80 at Dunnes Stores. Offer valid in-store for one purchase. Applies to Grocery spend only. Valid in Republic of Ireland Stores only. Not to be used in combination with other money vouchers/coupons. Tobacco products, medicines, lottery products, infant milk formula, checkout bags, saving stamps or mobile top-up are not included in the qualifying amount. Cashback will be deposited directly into the account of the Registered Card you used to make the qualifying purchase. Offer is limited to 1 cashback per Cashback Service account. Only the first eligible transaction made on any card registered to your account during the offer validity period will be eligible for cashback. If you have more than one card registered on your account, you will still only be paid cashback for this offer once, regardless of the number of purchases you make during the offer validity period. Not all locations may be monitored by Visa. Offer not valid on purchases made using gift cards.

mac.in · 19-11-2018 3:12pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Don't think you can, would def be worth it otherwise

Terms and Conditions
To redeem this offer, you will need to spend a minimum of €80 at Dunnes Stores. Offer valid in-store for one purchase. Applies to Grocery spend only. Valid in Republic of Ireland Stores only. Not to be used in combination with other money vouchers/coupons. Tobacco products, medicines, lottery products, infant milk formula, checkout bags, saving stamps or mobile top-up are not included in the qualifying amount. Cashback will be deposited directly into the account of the Registered Card you used to make the qualifying purchase. Offer is limited to 1 cashback per Cashback Service account. Only the first eligible transaction made on any card registered to your account during the offer validity period will be eligible for cashback. If you have more than one card registered on your account, you will still only be paid cashback for this offer once, regardless of the number of purchases you make during the offer validity period. Not all locations may be monitored by Visa. Offer not valid on purchases made using gift cards.

Last time, same red-coloured statement was there for a PTSB card offer that was €10 off on €50 purchase. I used Dunnes 'shop and save' voucher and purchased €60+ and got €10 euro off when the total came to €50+. I got €10 off from PTSB too for that purchase, so effectively I paid only €40+.

OmegaGene · 19-11-2018 4:01pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Don't think you can, would def be worth it otherwise

Terms and Conditions
To redeem this offer, you will need to spend a minimum of €80 at Dunnes Stores. Offer valid in-store for one purchase. Applies to Grocery spend only. Valid in Republic of Ireland Stores only. Not to be used in combination with other money vouchers/coupons. Tobacco products, medicines, lottery products, infant milk formula, checkout bags, saving stamps or mobile top-up are not included in the qualifying amount. Cashback will be deposited directly into the account of the Registered Card you used to make the qualifying purchase. Offer is limited to 1 cashback per Cashback Service account. Only the first eligible transaction made on any card registered to your account during the offer validity period will be eligible for cashback. If you have more than one card registered on your account, you will still only be paid cashback for this offer once, regardless of the number of purchases you make during the offer validity period. Not all locations may be monitored by Visa. Offer not valid on purchases made using gift cards.

You can use it once your total spend is over the €80 after discount

19-11-2018 4:19pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

You can use it once your total spend is over the €80 after discount

Cheers, think i will chance it so, was a bit skeptical when i seen it. Have a €25 off a €100 spend so can get a few tins of biscuits etc.

OmegaGene · 19-11-2018 4:23pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Cheers, think i will chance it so, was a bit skeptical when i seen it. Have a €25 off a €100 spend so can get a few tins of biscuits etc.

I used it last time when it was spend €50
Bring a calculator so you don’t get caught out

Dunnes Shop & Save [TESCO NOT ACCEPTING THEM]

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