- GET a free small maple or pumpkin spiced drink from Tim Horton's until close of business on Monday September 20. Go to https://oneapp.to/timhortonsuk to get the QR code you need.
- VoucherCodes is giving an exclusive 30 per cent off orders from Reebok's website (including the Outlet section) with an exclusive code. Find it at www.vouchercodes.co.uk. It's valid until September 30 and some exclusions apply.
- Buying something from Tommy Hilfiger? Sign up to the mailing list at https://uk.tommy.com/the-hilfiger-club and get 10 per cent off your first order, as well as early access to sales and a treat on your birthday.
- Currys PC World has reduced the Xbox Series X and Xbox One version of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege Deluxe Edition from £12.97 to £4.97 on clearance. Order at www.currys.co.uk.
- Body Shop Love Your Body Club members, check your email for a free 50ml body butter voucher. Normally these cost £6. You must claim the freebie in store and no purchase is necessary. It's valid until September 30.
- Spend £75 or more at Homebase via www.vouchercodes.co.uk by September 30 and get a free £5 Amazon voucher. Full terms and conditions on the site. The same offer applies with orders over £100 at Debenhams, also until September 30.
- Pizza Hut gives students 20 per cent off from Sunday to Thursday. You will need to present valid ID. The offer applies in selected stores only, so check before you order.
- Boots.com rolls out special £10 offers every Tuesday. Unfortunately there's no advance notice of what these will be, so you need to subscribe to the Advantage card membership mailing list to be notified once a week. To give you an idea of the savings on offer, this week's deals (now expired) included Vita Liberata Fabulous Self-tanning Mist 200ml (usually £15), a No7 eyeshadow bundle (normally £28) and a BYBI Super Greens Purifying Face Mask 60ml (usually £20).
j.campbell@irishnews.com
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