Every active Black Friday deal from all stores, updated live as new catalogues are added.
Irish shoppers spent an estimated €250 million online during Black Friday 2023, making it the biggest single shopping day of the year.
Black Friday in Ireland falls on the last Friday of November, which in 2024 is November 29. Many retailers start promotions a week early, so you can expect deals from Monday November 25. The main event lasts through the weekend, ending on Cyber Monday, December 2. We see this pattern every year, and it gives you a full week to compare prices.
Irish consumers have embraced the extended sales period, with many waiting for the "Black Friday week" rather than just the day. Retailers like Tesco Ireland and Dunnes Stores often launch early bird offers on groceries and home goods, while electronics specialists such as Currys and Harvey Norman roll out doorbuster deals on laptops and TVs. This staggered approach means you can spread your spending across several days.
Cyber Monday remains relevant in Ireland, especially for online-only flash sales from brands like Amazon UK (which ships to Ireland) and local sites such as Littlewoods Ireland. However, the line between Black Friday and Cyber Monday has blurred; most major stores now run a continuous "Cyber Week" that stretches from the Monday before Black Friday through to the following Wednesday. We recommend bookmarking your favourite retailer pages early so you catch the first wave.
Local shopping behaviour shows a strong preference for click-and-collect, with over 60% of Irish shoppers choosing to pick up orders at a nearby store to avoid delivery fees. Supermarkets like Lidl and Aldi leverage their store networks for this, while department stores such as Arnotts and Brown Thomas offer in-store exclusives that don't appear online. Knowing which retailers support click-and-collect can save you both time and money.
Mark your calendar for 2024: Black Friday is November 29, Cyber Monday is December 2, and the main sales window runs November 25 to December 4. Some smaller boutiques and independent shops join in only on the Friday itself, so if you have a specific local brand in mind, check their social media a week ahead. We update our flyer listings daily during this period so you never miss a new catalogue drop.
Tesco Ireland and Dunnes Stores dominate the grocery and general merchandise space. Tesco is known for deep discounts on own-brand food, drink, and household essentials, often slashing prices by 30% or more on the day. Dunnes Stores counters with strong offers on clothing, homeware, and its popular Simply Better food range, making both supermarkets a one-stop shop for Black Friday pantry stocking.
For electronics, Currys and Harvey Norman are the go-to destinations. Currys typically leads on laptops, smartphones, and gaming consoles, with bundle deals that include accessories or extended warranties. Harvey Norman focuses on larger home appliances — think washing machines, fridge-freezers, and OLED TVs — and often throws in free delivery and installation, which can add significant value.
Department stores Arnotts and Brown Thomas cater to fashion, beauty, and premium home segments. Arnotts runs aggressive markdowns on designer labels, cosmetics, and furniture, while Brown Thomas highlights luxury brands and exclusive gift sets that rarely see discounts outside this window. Both stores extend their opening hours on Black Friday and offer in-store events like personal shopping appointments.
Discounters Lidl Ireland and Aldi Ireland have turned Black Friday into a showcase for their middle-aisle specials. Lidl rotates limited-stock items such as power tools, kitchen gadgets, and seasonal decor, often at prices that undercut specialist retailers. Aldi follows a similar model with its "Specialbuys" line, featuring everything from robot vacuums to outdoor furniture, and both chains publish their flyers a week early on our site.
Beyond the big names, keep an eye on local independents like independent bookshops, hardware stores, and boutique tech repair shops that join the sales through our platform. These smaller retailers sometimes offer unique bundles — like a laptop plus a year of on-site support — that you won't find at the multiples. We aggregate all their catalogues so you can compare side by side without jumping between websites.
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