Punchestown And Citywest Operating Walk In Covid Vaccination Clinics Over The Next Week

Friday, 22 July 2022 14:34

By Caoimhe Harney

Schedules are available here.

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.

The following vaccination clinics are running over the next week

Punchestown Vaccination Centre

Appointments and walk-in clinics are available over the next few days as follows:

Sunday 24th 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.

Thursday 28th July

12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 11:00am-7pm - Self schedule/Walk in.

Saturday 30^th 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.

Citywest Vaccination Centre

Appointments and walk-in clinics are available over the next few days as follows:

Saturday 23rd July

5-11 year olds (dose 1 and 2) 8:15am-10:30am - Self schedule/Walk in.

12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 11:30 am – 5:30pm Self schedule/Walk In.

Wednesday 27th July

12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 08:15am -5:30pm - Self schedule/Walk in.

Sunday 31^st July

12+ years and older (dose 1,2 and booster) 08:15am – 5:30pm Self schedule/Walk In.

Details on how to book a Covid- 19 vaccine can be found here.

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