Black Friday is the mildly terrifying but wildly exciting sales day of the year - with marathon shoppers elbowing each other out of the way for some serious deals.
Most shops have some kind of deal on for the day that's in it - but here is a starting round-up of some of the online shops and what exactly they are offering.
Easons: Online offer: 10% off everything online plus free delivery, even on top of their 3 for 2 promotion.
New Look :50% off selected lines and delivery to Ireland for €1.
Carphone Warehouse: Up to €100 off selected Bill pay and pre pay smartphones anda 'Better than half price' sale on accessories.
Lifestyle Sports: 15% off selected lines.
Harvey Norman: Up to €400 off laptops, 30% off tablets, 50% off drones, 40% off headphones among other deals.
Currys: 'Biggest ever black tag event.'
Arnotts: 20% off *almost* everything.
Argos: Half price off over 1,000 toys and save 25% on homewares when you spend over €30 with the code HOME25.
Schuh: 40% off selected lines.
River Island: 50% off over 50 styles.
Office: 20% off with the code 'WONDER'.
H&M: Up to 50% off selected shoes and bags -new deal every day.
Topshop: 50% off selected lines between 24 -28 November.
M&S: 50% off kids toys and books and clothes and 30% off dressing gowns and pyjamas.
Boohoo.com :50% selected lines and free delivery.
Asos: 20% off everything with code 'GOGOGO' and free delivery worldwide.
Not too shabby, eh?!
However, it looks like this month's payday might leave us bankrupt for the rest of the month...
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