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DID Electrical is celebrating its 50th year with its biggest ever Black Friday Sale Event
DID Electrical are celebrating their 50th birthday with their biggest ever Black Friday Sale Event. The first DID store opened on Mountjoy Square, Dublin in 1968, fifty years on, the electrical retailer is still delivering unbelievable value to their customers with up to 70% off in their Black Friday Sale Event.
DID Electrical have launched their Black Friday Sale Event with incredible savings across their entire range.
Check out some of DID Electrical's top Black Friday offers:
DeLonghi Dinamica Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
Was €799.99 Now €399.99 Save €400
Tassimo Vivy 2 0.7L Coffee Machine
Was €119.99 Now €34.99 Save €85
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1" Tablet
Was €259.99 Now €179.99 Save €80
Apple MacBook Air Intel Core i5 13.3" 8GB/128GB Laptop
Was €1129.99 Now €999.99 Save €130
Samsung Gear Sport Waterproof Fitness Tracker
Was €259.99 Now €179.99 Save €80
LG 49" 4K Ultra HD Flat LED Smart TV
Was €799.99 Now €479.99 Save €320
Samsung 55" 4K Ultra HD Flat LED Smart TV
Was €899.99 Now €599.99 Save €320
LG 70" 4K Ultra HD HDR Flat LED Smart TV
Was €1899.99 Now €1179.99 Save €720
Samsung USA Fridge Freezer Screen in the door
Was €3199.99 Now €1899.99 Save €1300
Was €349.99 Now €299.99 Save €50
Miele 60cm Freestanding Dishwasher
Was €619.99 Now €499.99 Save €120
Exceptional value
Speaking about the Black Friday Sale Event, Darren Hardiman, Head of Operations, Marketing & E-Commerce DID Electrical said, “We have really focused on bringing exceptional value to our customers during this Black Friday sale event, as part of our 50th birthday celebrations. We know that Black Friday now marks the kick-off of gifting season for people, and we want to ensure that our customers get the best deals around on the latest technology, TVs, mobile phones, and appliances safe in the knowledge that they’ve chosen an Irish family business who they can really trust.
"We’re incredibly proud of our roots as an Irish family business, one that has grown to become a family of over 250 people working across the country every day of the week to find the perfect technology and home appliance solutions for our fantastic customers. It has always been our commitment to be there in the moments that matter for our customers, and we’re incredibly grateful for the loyalty they have shown us in return.”
The DID Electrical Black Friday Sale Event is now on in all 23 DID Electrical stores nationwide and online at https://www.did.ie/black-friday these offers are available while stocks last only.
For more information see www.did.ie
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