12 Sep, 2012
Cheapeats for students in The Irish Times
Posted by: peter in: CheapEats News | Money Saving Tips
Learning to be a student means learning how to live frugally. In yesterday’s Pricewatch, Conor Pope had some excellent tips for students, including learning to cook, switching electricity provider, and collecting coupons. He also advised on how to shop, including a neat little mention for this website:
Visit cheapeats.ie every now and then. It has a lot of feisty content about where to get eats that are, well, cheap. The site also has a weekly wrap of the specials on offer in supermarkets around the country which will make your life easier.
Of course, we heartily agree with his recommendation… But leaving ourselves to one side, Pope’s piece is a useful and concise article – not just a must-read for new and returning students, but also useful for anyone who needs to save some precious cash.
I was defending Conor Pope as I think his article is really useful and deserved appreciation rather than moaning. And the reason this blog is Dublin-centric is because we live in Dublin and do this as a side project. We provide a free service and there are always limits on free services. If you would like to pay us to travel around Ireland eating delicious food, we would be very happy to discuss it further! 
