Jonathan Campbell rounds up the best deals on the web and the high street
:: BUY a real Christmas tree for £29 from Ikea between November 22 and December 23 and get a £20 voucher to spend in the new year. The voucher can be redeemed between January 10 and February 13.
:: Until December 5, buy a gift card (or the digital version) worth £25 or more from Caffè Nero and get a bonus £5 card.
:: Argos is selling an Armani Exchange men's gold and stainless steel watch for half price (now £84.99). To order or check availability for in-store collection, search for item 9478657 at www.argos.co.uk. No end date is listed.
:: Photos site www.snapfish.co.uk has some voucher codes due to expire at 11.59pm on Sunday November 21. PSALE21 gets you 50 per cent off 6x4in or 5.3x4ins prints (excludes collages). GSALE21 offers two cards for the price of one. HSALE21 applies a £14.99 discount to all 16x12in slim canvases.
:: Tesco has a special Clubcard price on Diet Coke and the caffeine-free version. Until November 23 it's £6.50 for 24x330ml cans, instead of the usual £8.50.
:: Own an LG smart TV model from 2016 onwards? You can claim three months' Apple TV+ free. Find the offer in the LG Content Store or click on the Apple TV+ promotional banner in the home menu. You must claim by February 13.
:: If you're ordering £75 or more worth of products from www.boots.com, go via www.vouchercodes.co.uk to claim an exclusive free £10 Deliveroo voucher. The offer is valid until 11.59pm on Sunday November 21. See the VoucherCodes site for full terms and conditions.
:: American Express cardholders will soon be able to benefit from the Shop Small promotion again. From December 4 to 15, spend £15 on your card in selected small businesses and get £5 back. Further details will be available on the Amex website and you can check the map showing participating businesses at https://www.americanexpress.com/en-gb/maps.
j.campbell@irishnews.com
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