The Health Service Executive is to establish centres in about 40 locations across the country to provide Covid-19 vaccines to the wider population in the weeks ahead. The HSE confirmed on Sunday night that it was also looking at smaller centres in Mullingar, Longford, Ennis, Nenagh, Bantry and Tralee. He said all those over 70 should receive their first dose of the vaccine by mid-April and their second by mid-May. There will also be three GP-run vaccination centres with the first to be established at the Helix at Dublin City University. Mr Reid said some of the 40 proposed vaccination centres could have 30-50 lanes where people would receive vaccinations.

Source: The Irish Times February 08, 2021 03:33 UTC