Irish shoppers are planning to spend €400 on average this Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

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Most Irish shoppers don’t trust sale prices displayed in stores.
That’s according to a survey from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) which shows 61% of the people in Ireland do not trust retailers on whether the discounts displayed in stores and on websites are real.
However nearly 40% of people say they are likely to make a purchase during the Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales.
Among shoppers likely to make a purchase this year, the level of distrust was 49%.
Gráinne Griffin, CCPC director of communications says it’s clear that Irish consumers are wary of discounts:
“It’s clear from our research that consumer confidence in the legitimacy of advertised discounts is very low.
“Only 35% of consumers trust that discounts or pre-sale prices displayed during sales are accurate.”