:: STUDENTS normally get 10 per cent off at Iceland and The Food Warehouse but until October 31 the discount is doubled to 20 per cent with no minimum spend. Download the Iceland app and show your student ID in store to redeem the offer. It can't be used for web orders.
:: Get a free £5 Tesco voucher when you place a click-and-collect order over £25, exclusively via www.vouchercodes.co.uk. The offer is valid until December 31 and is for new customers only. Read the full terms and conditions on the site.
:: Get 30 per cent off selected orders at www.clarks.co.uk with the code TREAT. It's valid until 11.59pm on October 31. As an ongoing offer, join the mailing list to get 15 per cent off one order of full-price adults' shoes.
:: Argos has shaved 50 per cent off the price of the Philips Series 3000 hair clipper, taking it down to £12.49. No end date is specified. Search for item 9339978 at www.argos.co.uk.
:: Caffè Nero app users, check your email for a special offer. It is account-specific so not everyone will be eligible but you might have an email about it. At least some customers have been offered 25 per cent discount when paying via the app (or using the 'collect points only' feature of the app and paying by another means). That deal is valid until November 14. It works for any barista-prepared drinks and all food. Until close of business on Sunday October 24 all users of the app will also get double loyalty stamps on any hand-crafted drink and items from the breakfast menu.
:: Tesco Clubcard holders can redeem their reward vouchers for up to three times their face value with certain partner companies. Those offering treble value include RAC, Goldsmiths, Disney+ and Pizza Express. Find out more at www.tesco.com/clubcard. Tesco Clubcard holders can also pick up an Oreo Christmas assortment tin of biscuits for £3 rather than the usual £4 until October 26. Swipe your card or scan the app at the checkout to get the special price.
j.campbell@irishnews.com
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