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09 November 2026
You've been given a One4all voucher, or a One for All voucher as most people say, and you want to know where it works before you head out. Or you're about to buy a voucher for someone else and you're wondering which kind to give. This page covers both. You'll find which shops take it, how it works online and how to check what's left on it. After that, we show you how a voucher works when the person you're buying for picks the shop themselves.
According to One4all, you can use the card in more than 13,000 outlets across Ireland. At the till you swipe or tap it, and it goes through like a debit card. You can pay the full amount with it, or put part of the bill on the card and the rest on something else.
These are some of the names on One4all's 2025 list:
The shops people ask about most, Dunnes Stores, Lidl and ALDI, were not on that 2025 list. One4all itself says the list is correct at the time of print and subject to change. So before you set off, check the latest list of One4all retailers in Ireland on one4all.ie.
You can, but only with webshops that partner with One4all. When you pay, you'll be asked for the CVV, which sits under the scratch-off panel on the back of the card. Scratch gently, as a smudged number is a pain to read.
Online, you can spend a maximum of €50 per transaction. That comes from EU anti-money laundering rules, not from the shops. In store, there's no such maximum.
Online partners in the 2025 directory include hm.com, riverisland.ie, marksandspencer.com, currys.ie, just-eat.ie, rituals.com and jdsports.ie. So a Friday night takeaway or a new pair of runners can both go on the card, as long as each order stays at €50 or under.
The staff at the till can't see how much is on your One4all card. If the balance is lower than your shopping, you'll only find out when the payment doesn't go through. So check it before you go: on one4all.ie, in the One4all app, or by phone on (01) 906 8547.
Got one of our Choice gift cards instead? You check the balance of your Choice gift card on our own balance page with the 19-digit number.
Vouchers that cover more than one shop usually work in one of two ways.
With a card like One4all, the person you give it to takes the card to a shop on the list and pays with it, at the till or online. That suits someone who already knows where they'll spend it.
The All-in-1 Choice Gift Card works the other way round. They don't take it to a shop. They swap it on giftcards.ie for the gift card they actually want, and they can split it over several cards, as long as each one is at least €10. So part of it could become a dinner out and the rest a new coat, or the whole amount can go on one thing.
You choose any amount from €10 to €500. It arrives by email within minutes, or you can order it as a physical card in a gift box. Want to see a few more cards that work across more than one brand? Take a look at our multi-store gift cards.
Sometimes the search started because a favourite shop wasn't on the list. Then the simplest answer is that shop's own card. For the weekly shop, a Lidl Gift Card or an ALDI Gift Card goes on the groceries, the nappies or the middle-aisle bargains nobody planned to buy. For the person who lives in Penneys pyjamas, there's the Penneys Gift Card. And for a night off cooking, a Just Eat Gift Card covers the takeaway. No list to check, and no doubt about where it works.

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