More Tesco Bargains [No Off-Topic Chat - See Post #1]

athtrasna

xabi wrote: »

September, October, November for me.

Did you not do Irish in school? Irish for September is middle of autumn and for October is end of autumn. We follow the Celtic calendar, the UK follows the Roman calendar which has autumn your way. Horribly off topic though

The Frette linen offer ends next week, I have tokens and know what I want, better to buy now or hope they clear them off at a discount soon?

Angel2013

2 Baby Walker - Pink in Tesco Claremorris for 9.60 each

Soarer

athtrasna wrote: »

Did you not do Irish in school? Irish for September is middle of autumn and for October is end of autumn. We follow the Celtic calendar, the UK follows the Roman calendar which has autumn your way. Horribly off topic though

The Frette linen offer ends next week, I have tokens and know what I want, better to buy now or hope they clear them off at a discount soon?

Can't understand how there can be a middle and end without a start. Lunasa?

leck

athtrasna wrote: »

Did you not do Irish in school? Irish for September is middle of autumn and for October is end of autumn. We follow the Celtic calendar, the UK follows the Roman calendar which has autumn your way. Horribly off topic though

The Frette linen offer ends next week, I have tokens and know what I want, better to buy now or hope they clear them off at a discount soon?

I think I'll buy another Frette double duvet cover with tokens. I think Tuesday (9 Sep) is the last day. I wouldn't hold out hope that you would get them any cheaper. My local store is still trying to sell the Alessi dinnerware that was on offer with stickers a year ago (Apr to Sept 2013) and I think the prices are just the same as they were back then.

snubbleste

leck wrote: »

.... My local store is still trying to sell the Alessi dinnerware that was on offer with stickers a year ago (Apr to Sept 2013) and I think the prices are just the same as they were back then.

Go in and haggle the price down!

nc6000

Soarer wrote:

Managed to grab that. Nice one.

Adverts here I come!

That's the spirit!

Snap up a few bargains you find discussed here then try and flog them on Adverts to make a few quid.

SteelyDanJalapeno

nc6000 wrote: »

That's the spirit!

Snap up a few bargains you find discussed here then try and flog them on Adverts to make a few quid.

This is it! handy few bob for the weekend

fleet_admiral

There is a good few milano pizza'a yellow stickered at 40c in salmonella corner in tesco terenure

needinghelp

Would Tesco accept Dunnes €25 off over €125 against a laptop????

AK333

hoodwinked wrote: »

just a heads up, My husband and i picked up two WD passport 500gb hard drives in mahon point for €12each this morning. there was one left on the top shelf,

we needed them for backing up our laptops...etc so a handy bargain for us.

Nothing in Clonmel. Any chance you could load a pic thx

utyh2ikcq9z76b

nc6000 wrote: »

That's the spirit!

Snap up a few bargains you find discussed here then try and flog them on Adverts to make a few quid.

Most of the tesco deals will have been already discussed on hotukdeals if ya wana get in before the pack...but remember just because you talk about something on the internet doesn't mean you own it,ha

sweetie

Dancor wrote: »

Did Clearwater have many left?

there were a couple left in Naas, no hard drives. Anyone see any macbook chargers in any of the stores?

The_Conductor

needinghelp wrote: »

Would Tesco accept Dunnes €25 off over €125 against a laptop????

Yes.
No issue whatsoever.

Cloyne man

No Hard drives in Maynooth Feck

snubbleste

fleet_admiral

snubbleste wrote: »

That on now?

RossieMan

didn't see any hard drives or headphones on sale in castlebar!

Kristopherus

RossieMan wrote: »

didn't see any hard drives or headphones on sale in castlebar!

Castlebar is useless for bargains. Nothing in Claremorris either:(.

leck

RossieMan wrote: »

didn't see any hard drives or headphones on sale in castlebar!

Was there today too. Only headphones I found were JVC Flats (HA-S160-B) at €2.19. Also had a couple in gray at €4.12. I think they are usually about €21.

RossieMan

only thing I bought was fanta at 1.29.

Clionam22

The_Conductor wrote: »

Shhhh..........
Maynooth already has the Christmas sweets out- and on special (@ 7 Euro for all the boxes)........

Their all 6euro a box in Dunnes atm

psychozeb

Sennheiser mm50 gone back to €54 in Mallow

leck

Browsing for bargains today at Tesco, I'm conscious that the best ones are probably hidden as in not marked. When I see that a shelf tag has been removed, I tend to think that's an item that has been clearanced. But it might be just that the item is being reshelved elsewhere.

If there is an asterisk on the corner of the SEL, does that mean that the item is discontinued? If so, will it also indicate that it's marked down or may be marked down if not sold by a particular date?

I'm sometimes surprised to see items in clearance for months where there might have been an initial markdown but then no further reductions and the stuff just sits there unsold. Or sometimes there are discontinued items which are not marked down at all, do they expect someone to just snap them up presuming that they must be a good price since they are in clearance?

Greenmachine

4 * 1.5L Coca cola €3
same for diet coke.

Jimdagym

32" Blaupunkt hd ready tv's in Tesco Balbriggan tonight for €199. Demo TV looked ok. These were white.

Quaderno

15m cable reel €5.15. It's this one, labelled at €22.

Fungums

Anyone any ideas about when/if the stationary will be reduced? Really like the Oxford refill pads but not willing to shell out €4 for one. Usually get them round this time of year for a euro each ☺

leck

Fungums wrote: »

Anyone any ideas about when/if the stationary will be reduced? Really like the Oxford refill pads but not willing to shell out €4 for one. Usually get them round this time of year for a euro each ☺

I've been wondering the same. I think that last year, it was well into September. Don't imagine they would reduce yet, as they would still be selling for back-to-school and to college students too.

EDITED TO ADD - Ah, I thought it was end of September but then did a look back - in August 2013 posters were getting excited by markdowns on pencil sets, then someone reported getting a haul of Oxford pads for 30c and it was only 7 September 2013:

roxybargains wrote: »

Got a load of the Oxford pads for 30 cent in Carlow. Still some left. They are facing where they have the Xmas chocs on display.

lazeedaisy

Fungums wrote: »

Anyone any ideas about when/if the stationary will be reduced? Really like the Oxford refill pads but not willing to shell out €4 for one. Usually get them round this time of year for a euro each ☺

I bought the large Oxford refill pads for €3 last week, but due to a price Error only paid 20c each, but defo worth €3. That was a reduced price

ando

Quaderno wrote: »

15m cable reel €5.15. It's this one, labelled at €22.

Good man, thanks

Pipmae

There a bargain bin in Tesco Balbriggan with some toys in it (just to the right of Customer Service when you walk in). This V-Tech walker was there in pink for €12.66. http://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/toys/pre-school-electronic-learning/c-465/vtech-infant/p-1814/vtech-first-steps-baby-walker/

There was also nail, perfume and soap making kits for €5. There was other stuff - boys toys that I didn't pay much attention to (sorry - I have daughters).

There were also a fair few electric toothbrushes, epilators and random stuff reduced in the health and beauty section - the end of an aisle opposite the nappies.

I bought DH a Superman onesie for €7.50 as a Halloween costume.

Craigels

Anyone know if tesco will have the offer on the LG TV that have on offer at the minute in the UK?

The_Conductor

Craigels wrote: »

Anyone know if tesco will have the offer on the LG TV that have on offer at the minute in the UK?

They seem to have very few in stock over here (what they are swimming in here is 22" Sonys). If there is a sale on TVs- I'd imagine its on the Sonys and not the LGs.

yimrsg

Flahavan's Hi-8 Muesli reduced from €4.85 to €1.

http://www.flahavans.ie/index.php/site-structure/main-menu/our-products/ready-to-eat-cereals/flahavans-hi8-muesli-1kg/195

ncur

yimrsg wrote: »

Flahavan's Hi-8 Muesli reduced from €4.85 to €1.

http://www.flahavans.ie/index.php/site-structure/main-menu/our-products/ready-to-eat-cereals/flahavans-hi8-muesli-1kg/195

Was that instore? The online site is saying €1 off, was €4.85, now €3.85.

http://www.tesco.ie/groceries/Product/Details/?id=255869658

yimrsg

ncur wrote: »

Was that instore? The online site is saying €1 off, was €4.85, now €3.85.

http://www.tesco.ie/groceries/Product/Details/?id=255869658

Think I threw out the receipt but they were marked €1 in Clarehall on saturday.

leck

Quaderno wrote: »

15m cable reel €5.15. It's this one, labelled at €22.

Found some of these today, they looked the same as the one you linked to but scanned at €29. I think this is the one.

Rashers72

yimrsg wrote: »

Flahavan's Hi-8 Muesli reduced from €4.85 to €1.

http://www.flahavans.ie/index.php/site-structure/main-menu/our-products/ready-to-eat-cereals/flahavans-hi8-muesli-1kg/195

What store? Wife loves this. Was in Rush Tesco store yesterday, and this was full price.

TeletextPear

Rashers72 wrote: »

What store? Wife loves this. Was in Rush Tesco store yesterday, and this was full price.

They mentioned in another post that it was Clarehall

Marhay70

leck wrote: »

Found some of these today, they looked the same as the one you linked to but scanned at €29. I think this is the one.

Different one, the one for 29euro is Masterplug brand the one for 5.15 is Tesco.

leck

Marhay70 wrote: »

Different one, the one for 29euro is Masterplug brand the one for 5.15 is Tesco.

Thanks. They had two similar ones - one with the stand and one without. They both scanned at full price. I forgot to look at the brand.

Found this today for 1.87 - Byron Portable Wirefree Door Chime B304
Also for 1.96 - York Speed Rope (skipping rope)

leck

yimrsg wrote: »

Think I threw out the receipt but they were marked €1 in Clarehall on Saturday.

Were these in the cereal aisle or in a clearance area?

Marhay70

leck wrote: »

Thanks. They had two similar ones - one with the stand and one without. They both scanned at full price. I forgot to look at the brand.

Found this today for 1.87 - Byron Portable Wirefree Door Chime B304
Also for 1.96 - York Speed Rope (skipping rope)

Both have a stand, identical except for brand.

Nanazolie

delivery orders for 'first orders' (we all know it's easy to create a new account with a different email address):

Save €20 off your first grocery shop of €80 or more only on tesco.ie – the smarter way to shop.

Please use the following eCoupon code RXXHA44 when you are ordering online. Start shopping now <snip>

witnessmenow

I got JVC Marshmellow headphones in Balinasloe for ~€5 (down from €20 apparently)

They seem really comfortable but I dont think they sound as good as my in ear Sennheiser CX475 that I got in Argos last year for €25, but always handy to have spare pair

CH3OH

If you are looking for the 15 m extension reel
The one on the right branded tesco is the one on sale at €5.15

The other one is €29

leck

Marhay70 wrote: »

Both have a stand, identical except for brand.

Hah, found two today. One was missing barcode sticker, luckily the other one had it. Paid 5.15 each, the similar one was scanning at 29.

ncur

Loads of Tesco 2 way 15m cable reels in Tesco Paul Street currently, at least 5 I'd say.

monicaali

Nanazolie wrote: »

delivery orders for 'first orders' (we all know it's easy to create a new account with a different email address):

Save €20 off your first grocery shop of €80 or more only on tesco.ie – the smarter way to shop.

Please use the following eCoupon code RXXHA44 when you are ordering online. Start shopping now <snip>

tried that before but didnt work, they go by house address

L1011

monicaali wrote: »

tried that before but didnt work, they go by house address

easy enough to become 56A when you were 56...

The more obvious link is if you use your clubcard both times.