Dealz

14-12-2013 10:18pm

crayon80 wrote: »

Tell us more please?

Spend over 10 euro or so and you get a 3 euro voucher off your next shop that's above 18 euro.

Pen.Island · 14-12-2013 10:18pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Going on boards while at work may make you lazy or in many cases you're bored and need something to do. I don't use boards if I'm working but many people do and being honest, a few minutes spent on boards is nowhere near comparable to you downloading a film illegally. To even try and make the comparison is ridiculous.

Yes it is!!!

20 euro an hour for someone with a few years experience. 12 mins a day = 1 hour a week = 80 euro a month you steal from your employer

Kristopherus · 14-12-2013 10:19pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Going on boards while at work may make you lazy or in many cases you're bored and need something to do. I don't use boards if I'm working but many people do and being honest, a few minutes spent on boards is nowhere near comparable to you downloading a film illegally. To even try and make the comparison is ridiculous.

Thats a mighty high horse you are on:rolleyes:. Don't hurt yourself getting off or you'll never make it to Dealz:D.

14-12-2013 10:22pm

dinnybyrne wrote: »

You pay for your entertainment and the people who make it are rolling around in millions. Where's the mortality there?
I think the Oreos are a great price in dealz

Just because there are a few extremely successful artists out there does not mean that they all are. The majority of writers, musicians, film makers aren't all that well off and as such saying that stealing doesn't affect people as everyone is rich is nonsense. I know a number of authors, some quite prolific who will sell 100,000 copies of their book and still struggle to put food on the table. Just because people like Brad Pitt and Stephen King have millions to their name does not mean that everyone does. The fact that people were suggesting pirating a film rather than pay 1.49 for it in Dealz says a lot. even when it's cheaper than a cup of coffee they still complain

FanadMan · 14-12-2013 10:22pm

fussyonion wrote: »

There sure is..they're called Fray Bentos pies :D

Ah now......those pies are scrummy. Could live on them but would prob be dead within the week if I did lol

14-12-2013 10:24pm

Pen.Island wrote: »

Yes it is!!!

20 euro an hour for someone with a few years experience. 12 mins a day = 1 hour a week = 80 euro a month you steal from your employer

Kristopherus wrote: »

Thats a mighty high horse you are on:rolleyes:. Don't hurt yourself getting off or you'll never make it to Dealz:D.

Yawn. Lads if you want to try and justify your stealing then that's fine but it doesn't make it right. If you are happy to sit at work and browse the web all day then more power to you. I'm sure that you can easily justify both deeds in your own little mind.

Anyone who thinks that Dealz DVDs are too expensive and encourage people to get them for free is scum, simple as. I bet if you produced a product or service and people stole it you'd be the first to complain and cray about the injustice of it all

Pen.Island · 14-12-2013 10:29pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Yawn. Lads if you want to try and justify your stealing then that's fine but it doesn't make it right. If you are happy to sit at work and browse the web all day then more power to you. I'm sure that you can easily justify both deeds in your own little mind.

Anyone who thinks that Dealz DVDs are too expensive and encourage people to get them for free is scum, simple as. I bet if you produced a product or service and people stole it you'd be the first to complain and cray about the injustice of it all

Sorry can't talk, playing my football manager

dinnybyrne · 14-12-2013 10:32pm

You pay for your entertainment and the people who make it are rolling around in millions. Where's the mortality there?
I think the Oreos are a great price in dealz

muincav · 14-12-2013 11:35pm

brian_gall85 wrote: »

If you all love Dealz so muchthen you'll explode with joy if Home Bargains ever open in the Republic.

Cant see where you get that one from? Just had a look at their site and their prices and TBH there are better bargains in Dealz and elsewhere when you take into account the sterling price...i.e.-David Beckham after shave £9.99 but only 10euro in Dealz...

brian_gall85 · 14-12-2013 11:47pm

muincav wrote: »

Cant see where you get that one from? Just had a look at their site and their prices and TBH there are better bargains in Dealz and elsewhere when you take into account the sterling price...i.e.-David Beckham after shave £9.99 but only 10euro in Dealz...

Their in store prices on day to day essentials is about 2/3rd that of pound lands

Burrow_Ursidae · 14-12-2013 11:54pm

Often pop into Dealz for a sambo or a wrap - 1.49.

They're exactly the same as the ones they used sell while i was in UCC for about 3.99

muincav · 15-12-2013 12:02am

brian_gall85 wrote: »

Their in store prices on day to day essentials is about 2/3rd that of pound lands

Had another look and have to agree that some things are better value especially the "bulk" items, and then you have more variety with more expensive and larger goods that Dealz dont stock, so You have a point,(a good point...lol) and I personally would like to see a few of these stores here,,,,,they kinda remind me of Instore..

Patty O Furniture · 15-12-2013 12:37am

Same with some of the electrical stuff, like the HDMI leads, compared to the one's in other electrical shops for €6.99 - €9.99 :eek:

But other stuff you'll find cheaper elsewhere, but thats only a few stuff thrown in, all in all a great shop as you never know what you're gonna get.

Dozen Wicked Words · 15-12-2013 8:25am

brian_gall85 wrote: »

Their in store prices on day to day essentials is about 2/3rd that of pound lands

Home bargains is indeed a great shop, no ridged price structure there though. Had some great bottled beer deals from time to time. Better for non food, could pick up some very cheap, decent toys as well. Preferred it to poundland myself.

blade1 · 15-12-2013 8:43am

Chucken wrote: »

Comparing them to Aldi or Lidl is not comparing like with like.

Thanks for pointing out the part I've bolded :rolleyes:, as most normal people are on a tight budget.
Your post comes across as very snobbish tbh.

Shopping in Aldi/Lidl, snobbish?
Remember the days when the snobs used to shop in Brown Thomas?

Darthvadar · 15-12-2013 9:30am

Bought Pedigree Dog Christmas Stockings in Dealz, Tallaght... €5.99 in Tesco, €3 in Dealz...

Hound, and his pals will be happy...

Darth...

snubbleste · 15-12-2013 9:45am

Deleted User wrote: »

Spend over 10 euro or so and you get a 3 euro voucher off your next shop that's above 18 euro.

Is that across all stores? Did that particular store just open and are having a promotion?

witnessmenow · 15-12-2013 10:01am

Guys,

How is there nearly two pages of talk about the morality of downloading on a Dealz thread?? No more please

witnessmenow · 15-12-2013 10:02am

snubbleste wrote: »

Is that across all stores? Did that particular store just open and are having a promotion?

I spent over €10 in Athlone yesterday and I didnt get a voucher

RayCon · 15-12-2013 10:32am

witnessmenow wrote: »

I spent over €10 in Athlone yesterday and I didnt get a voucher

I think the sign in the Blanchardstown branch said "Spend over €15 , get €3 voucher off your next €18 spend"

Filibuster · 15-12-2013 11:53am

I picked up some hydrogen peroxide teeth whitening pens. Pretty good.

xploderz · 15-12-2013 2:28pm

Filibuster wrote: »

I picked up some hydrogen peroxide teeth whitening pens. Pretty good.

That can't be good for your teeth

Filibuster · 15-12-2013 7:46pm

xploderz wrote: »

That can't be good for your teeth

It's perfectly fine. Hydrogen Peroxide is used in all good quality teeth whitening systems and is the only effective method to whiten teeth. Whitening toothpaste on the other hand is ineffective and damages your enamel as it is so abrasive.

athtrasna · 15-12-2013 7:52pm

This thread seems to go off topic much more so than most

Dealz have a beautiful Christmas Story pop up book at the moment for €2. There's a small story book, the main book which is a pop up of the nativity scene, and pages of pop out characters you can stand in the scene. Truly gorgeous and an absolute steal at that price.

I got one of the €3 till spits a few weeks ago. I spent over €20 that night and got the voucher, was about a six week validity period on it so quite impressive.

15-12-2013 7:54pm

I love Dealz. Any time I need any sort of toiletries, I would make the travel in to pick them up there. Heck, I used to go to Carphone warehouse and buy badly made phone chargers for nearly a tenner - they would break a few weeks later. Bought the cable in Dealz for €1.49 and it's still good over nearly 2 months later.

snubbleste · 15-12-2013 8:07pm

Any more info about these till spit coupons?
Are they store specific?

Faith+1 · 15-12-2013 8:37pm

Filibuster wrote: »

It's perfectly fine. Hydrogen Peroxide is used in all good quality teeth whitening systems and is the only effective method to whiten teeth. Whitening toothpaste on the other hand is ineffective and damages your enamel as it is so abrasive.

Really? I seen those pens but I wasn't too sure if they were safe...

fussyonion · 15-12-2013 8:48pm

While we're on the subject of toothpaste, I mentioned that I bought Arm & Hammer from Dealz.

I remember an article in a magazine some years ago where they were doing a trial of whitening toothpastes and Arm & Hammer came out on tops.

That's why I was so eager to find it...obviously I did find it in Dealz.
Have to say, I'm very impressed by it.

I don't have yellow teeth but this stuff has slightly whitened them to a degree that I've noticed it, as have others.

It does have a funny taste, though, I think due to the baking soda, but it doesn't put me off.

Sala · 15-12-2013 9:23pm

I picked up a bottle of carpet cleaner 1.49, looks and smell identical to the vanish powershot which I have been paying over 7 euro for in tesco. I also got a bottle of vanish liquid for 1.49. Great stuff.

Ky Abu · 15-12-2013 10:00pm

Lyons 240 teabags €6. Good bargain.

€3 off when you spend over €18 on anything. So if you wanted, you could actually get 3 boxes of Lyons for the equilivant of €5 for 240teabags!

NickDunne · 16-12-2013 12:35pm

Dealz FTW!

I got 5 x 1 litre bottles of the premixed antifreeze for a grand total of €7.45

Better than trying to guess the ratio by using concentrate. No fuss, no muss!

FourFourRED · 16-12-2013 1:15pm

Ky Abu wrote: »

Lyons 240 teabags €6. Good bargain.

€3 off when you spend over €18 on anything. So if you wanted, you could actually get 3 boxes of Lyons for the equilivant of €5 for 240teabags!

Mrs. Doyle would be right on top of that deal!

Cherrycoke · 16-12-2013 1:22pm

snubbleste wrote: »

Any more info about these till spit coupons?
Are they store specific?

No, they can be used in any Dealz store up to the 22nd of December. Spend €18 or more and get €3 off

bmaxi · 16-12-2013 2:30pm

NickDunne wrote: »

Dealz FTW!

I got 5 x 1 litre bottles of the premixed antifreeze for a grand total of €7.45

Better than trying to guess the ratio by using concentrate. No fuss, no muss!

I assume you mean screenwash, I wouldn't be putting the stuff from Dealz in my car's cooling system.

kaimera · 16-12-2013 2:31pm

1.49 for a 1m hdmi cable. win.

snubbleste · 16-12-2013 2:32pm

bmaxi wrote: »

I assume you mean screenwash, I wouldn't be putting the stuff from Dealz in my car's cooling system.

No, he used the word antifreeze.

bmaxi · 16-12-2013 4:56pm

snubbleste wrote: »

No, he used the word antifreeze.

I know what he said. You can buy screenwash which has anti frost properties so it doesn't freeze in your washer bottle. This is not to be confused with antifreeze which is added to the cooling system, as anybody who uses screenwash for this purpose could quickly and possibly expensively, find out.
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rubadub · 16-12-2013 5:15pm

Its anti-freeze,

http://www.dealz.ie/prodriver-anti-freeze-1-ltr

few bottles of that and a tray of coke and that's the christmas booze sorted :pac:

et101 · 16-12-2013 7:29pm

snubbleste wrote: »

Any more info about these till spit coupons?
Are they store specific?

No they are not store specific used one from Blanch in the Omni no problem

NickDunne · 16-12-2013 11:08pm

bmaxi wrote: »

I know what he said. You can buy screenwash which has anti frost properties so it doesn't freeze in your washer bottle. This is not to be confused with antifreeze which is added to the cooling system, as anybody who uses screenwash for this purpose could quickly and possibly expensively, find out.
.

You are the only one here who mentioned screenwash. You know what they say about assumptions...

Why wouldn't you use Carplan/Prodriver antifreeze? They're Ethylene based like any other and at 50% ratio is good for -34. I doubt we'll ever see that temperature here and I'm not exactly precious about a 96 micra

snubbleste · 30-12-2013 7:56pm

Got a Dealz till spit!
It's €1 off a €10 spend

They also have 24 cans of Coke for €10, not the best deal.

snubbleste · 02-01-2014 6:49pm

Get a personal training session for €7.45
Spend €5.96 on Weight Watchers products at Dealz in January and you can book a personal training session worth €30 for only €1.49.
There are lots of sessions to choose from, from yoga to Pilates to general fitness; all with a qualified instructor based locally to you.
http://www.moreforyoureuro.com/

Pang · 02-01-2014 7:04pm

snubbleste wrote: »

Get a personal training session for €7.45
Spend €5.96 on Weight Watchers products at Dealz in January and you can book a personal training session worth €30 for only €1.49.
There are lots of sessions to choose from, from yoga to Pilates to general fitness; all with a qualified instructor based locally to you.
http://www.moreforyoureuro.com/

This is interesting. I would never buy Weight Watchers products but I am intrigued by this. I wouldn't mind but I was in Dealz today.

Cyber Ghost · 27-01-2014 4:46pm

Some good dealz in Dealz this week.

8 multipack of Kellog's cereal - 1.49! (used love these as a kid)

3 bags of Jonnie Onion rings (hard to find these days) 1.49!

20 pack of Meanies - 2e!

TheDriver · 27-01-2014 4:54pm

Cyber Ghost wrote: »

Some good dealz in Dealz this week.

8 multipack of Kellog's cereal - 1.49! (used love these as a kid)

3 bags of Jonnie Onion rings (hard to find these days) 1.49!

20 pack of Meanies - 2e!

and a diabetes test for 1.49??

zoeybelle · 27-01-2014 5:08pm

They're doing some good dvds brand new In Blanch. Apollo 13 for 1.49. a lot of bad dvdd and who could forget....vibrators.

upandcumming · 27-01-2014 5:30pm

bk wrote: »

Or maybe, you are just use to the taste of Irish ones and people in the UK would have the opposite few.

Either way Coke and Chocolate are full of sugar, which is basically a poison which is causing the obesity epidemic and killing people, read here:

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/science/oh-sugar-fructose-the-sweet-white-poison-1.1523982

So better to cut them out of your diet anyway, you will live longer and be happier.

upandcumming wrote: »

Get out of here with this shit...

TheDriver wrote: »

and a diabetes test for 1.49??

Why do people feel the need to stick their beak into this thread only to talk shite? Keep ouavit!

January · 27-01-2014 6:35pm

Cyber Ghost wrote: »

Some good dealz in Dealz this week.

8 multipack of Kellog's cereal - 1.49! (used love these as a kid)

3 bags of Jonnie Onion rings (hard to find these days) 1.49!

20 pack of Meanies - 2e!

You can get Jonnie Onion Rings in any newsagent, they're not rare.

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2014 7:34pm

Someone posted on here a while back that they got "Hick" on DVD, and a book on The Hacienda in Dealz. Anyone spotted these? I'd actually like both but to date haven't been able to find either. If any fellow boardsie spots either could they pick me up one and I'll happily reimburse and a little extra? Ta!

Not 100% positive this is the book that was referred to but hoping it is:

_Chaos · 27-01-2014 8:28pm

Anyone know what happened to the 1.50 store in the ilac that was joined to Iceland?
Are they just remodeling? It's always so busy when I've been in there, it's hard to believe it's the doing of the recession?

Dealz

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