The HSE is urging people to get their COVID-19 vaccine or booster.
Appointments and Walk-in Clinics are available for Punchestown and Citywest Vaccination Centres.
People can self-schedule their appointments on hse.ie
The HSE is urging those who are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine or a booster and who have not yet received it to get their vaccine.
It said is particularly important given the recent increase in the numbers of confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Citywest Vaccination Centre
The Citywest Vaccination Centre hours from Saturday 9th July.
Appointments and walk-in clinics are available over the next few days as follows:
Saturday 9th July
5-11 years old (dose 1 and 2) 8.15am – 10.30am – Self schedule/Walk in.
12 years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 11.30pm – 5.30pm – Self schedule and walk ins for those aged over 12 for Dose 1, Dose 2 and Booster 1 and >65 Booster 2.
Tuesday 12th July
12 years and older (dose 1, 2 and booster) 8.15am - 5.30pm - Self schedule and walk ins for those aged over 12 for Dose 1, Dose 2 and Booster 1 and >65 Booster 2.
Punchestown Vaccination Centre
The Punchestown Vaccination Centre hours from Saturday 9th July.
Appointments and walk-in clinics available over the next few days as follows:
Sunday 10th July
5-11 year olds (dose 1 and 2) 10am-12.15pm - Self schedule/Walk in.
12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 1.30pm – 5pm Self schedule/Walk In.
Friday 15th July
12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 11:00am-7pm - Self schedule/Walk in.
Saturday 16th July
5-11 year olds (dose 1 and 2) 10am-12.15pm - Self schedule/Walk in.
12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 1.30pm – 5pm Self schedule/Walk In.
Details on how to book a Covid-19 vaccine can be found here.
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