This means no state Covid-19 vaccination programme will be active over the summer.
THE HSE’s COVID-19 spring vaccination programme will conclude on Friday and will resume again in the autumn, the HSE announced today.
The spring vaccination scheme will finish up on this Friday and will resume again in the autumn and winter under a new model. “Participating GPs and Pharmacists will continue to provide Covid-19 vaccines for pregnant women and primary courses and first boosters for those aged 12 years and older,” Henry added.
Those who are eligible for the dose are those aged 50 years and older, people aged 5-49 years with long-term health issues or who are immunocompromised and any health or care workers.
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