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Iceland

13-12-2018 10:47am

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Iceland offers this week

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#2 13-12-2018 10:47am

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€20 off €60 spend until 01/01/19
http://pages.cdn.pagesuite.com/4/c/4c99c5f3-0a21-41d5-89d7-74337bdf8409/page.pdf

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#3 13-12-2018 10:54am

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Thought it was a savage deal to go see the northern lights or a few days in Reykjavik :P

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#4 13-12-2018 11:08am

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Potentially specific deals to that Galway store? I just checked Ballincollig and they say they aren't doing it, but doing 15 off 60.
Shame cos that Prosecco deal and the Xmas dinner deal look like a good combo for €45!

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#5 13-12-2018 11:09am

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Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Thought it was a savage deal to go see the northern lights or a few days in Reykjavik :P

Me too

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#6 13-12-2018 11:14am

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dos29 wrote: »

Potentially specific deals to that Galway store? I just checked Ballincollig and they say they aren't doing it, but doing 15 off 60.Shame cos that Prosecco deal and the Xmas dinner deal look like a good combo for €45!

It's a generic Iceland coupon. Should be valid in all stores

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#7 20-12-2018 10:49am

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Another €20 off €60 alcohol coupon

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#8 20-12-2018 11:30am

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#9 20-12-2018 5:15pm

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Theres new leaflets at the tills. A fiver off €25 every week from 26th December and €7.50 off €25 the last week

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#10 20-12-2018 6:00pm

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zell12 wrote: »

They have leaflets at the tills in my local Iceland with 4 coupons on it, one valid each week of December. The one for this week (17th - 23rd) is €15 off €60, next week's is €10 off €40 so there may be no need to buy the paper. Check your local first. As another poster stated they have a leaflet for Jan too.

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#12 06-04-2019 8:12pm

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I know it's cheap but it's junk.

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#13 06-04-2019 8:49pm

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Captain Red Beard wrote: »

I know it's cheap but it's junk.

Oh stop it

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#14 06-04-2019 8:54pm

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#15 06-04-2019 10:03pm

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Thought this thread was about cheap flights...

Not your ornery onager

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#16 11-04-2019 7:40am

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#18 09-05-2019 8:58pm

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From facebook. The barcode is on there too in case it doesn't work for anyone here. Despite it's mahoosive size

��*** DIGITAL VOUCHER ALERT ***��

We’re FIZZING with EXCITEMENT at our new SPECIAL OFFER here at Iceland!��

Spend €40 in any of our stores between Wednesday 8th and Friday 10th May to get a SLAB of Coca-Cola (20 cans), Coke Zero (24 cans) or Diet Coke (24 cans) COMPLETELY FREE!!��

Just show this digital coupon to the cashier at the time of transaction.

Trust Iceland for the lowest prices and the biggest savings. ��

Terms & Conditions apply
• One coupon per customer, per transaction
• Not valid in conjunction with any other offer

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#19 10-05-2019 9:32pm

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Has anybody ever managed to spend €40 at Iceland?

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#20 10-05-2019 10:26pm

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okidoki987 wrote: »

Has anybody ever managed to spend €40 at Iceland?

Few bus tours...see a few volcanoes...rental car...id say you could!

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#21 11-05-2019 8:55am

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okidoki987 wrote: »

Has anybody ever managed to spend €40 at Iceland?

Yes. Some branches sell alcohol

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#22 12-05-2019 1:36am

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They also do 2*24 cans of Pepsi Max, 7Up Free and Fanta Zero for €15. And their bread, milk and other store cupboard items are all either the same price as the main supermarkets or cheaper. I personally would struggle to make up the €40 on my own but for a family I'd imagine it is very doable.

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#23 12-05-2019 1:24pm

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okidoki987 wrote: »

Has anybody ever managed to spend €40 at Iceland?

I'm very fond of their chicken curry/chicken in black bean sauce packs at €2 each, but yea I'd struggle to get to €40 even with 6/7 of those and other stuff.

I need a bigger freezer

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#24 23-05-2019 9:51am

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Another €10 off €50 spend by 31/05

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#25 23-05-2019 10:19am

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can we just print that and get 10 off ?

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#26 23-05-2019 10:23am

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newincity wrote: »

can we just print that and get 10 off ?

Other people said it worked

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#27 23-05-2019 12:36pm

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OmegaGene wrote: »

I see plenty of people filling trolleys in Iceland, presumably they have large families and a deep freezer, the 6 for €6 is a good deal and the ice creams are very reasonable we picked up a few recently for €1.50 and they had crunchie daim toblerone etc and it’s much cheaper than buying one or two from the local shop or the dreaded ice cream van when he calls.

Our local icecream van man always has the music on by the time he reaches the area I live in, so I don't know what his prices are like

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Mars ice cream in supermarkets are hard to find I’m surprised Iceland sell them I wish they did the tubs also and they sell ice cream rolls for €1.25 also

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#29 30-05-2019 11:45am

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Spend €50 and get free 24 pack of FantaZero/PepsiMax/7upFree until 03/06
http://origin.misc.pagesuite.com/pdfdownload/1ec33472-018e-477b-a002-1d661168d353.pdf

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#30 30-05-2019 12:20pm

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Mars ice cream in supermarkets are hard to find I’m surprised Iceland sell them I wish they did the tubs also and they sell ice cream rolls for €1.25 also

They've a few things you won't find in more mainstream supermarkets
Like these, oh jesus..... :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

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#31 30-05-2019 6:37pm

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Oh yeah, Roysters! Must get another bag of those.

I get Crucials Yougurt and Mint sauce from there. It's the best really from the Crucials range of sauces. I also get Pukka Pies. And recently Linda McCartney Vegetarian Pies, they were on special at a euro for two. Tasty.

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