Shoppers across Ireland can enjoy massive discounts on a range of items during the upcoming Black Friday event. Many retailers and brands have started offering huge deals on various products, including tech, fashion, beauty, and home appliances. Bargain hunters will need to act fast to grab these savings, which include discounts on TVs, games consoles, laptops, and mattresses. The official PlayStation Black Friday sale is set to start on November 17, with deals expected to include PlayStation 5 consoles bundled with select games.
Black Friday - the biggest shopping event of the year - is almost upon us. Shoppers across Ireland can enjoy some massive discounts on a range of items. Many retailers and brands have huge offers on everything from tech to fashion to beauty to home appliances and more - but bargain hunters will need to act fast to grab them. Shoppers can snap up big savings on things like TVs, games consoles , laptops and mattresses from the likes of Amazon, Arnotts, Easons, Argos, Currys, Boots and more.
READ MORE: Ireland's top Deliveroo dish revealed as Dublin restaurant named in top 10 in the world Black Friday falls on November 24 this year, but many brands have started their offers early. We have rounded up 15 of the best Black Friday deals for shoppers across Ireland. PS5 console The official PlayStation Black Friday sale starts on Friday, November 17 via their official website. Offers will vary by region but it’s expected that deals will include PlayStation 5 consoles that come with a select game such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
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