Three pop up COVID-19 clinics across Cavan and Monaghan will be offering primary vaccinations and adapted bivalent mRNA booster doses to eligible cohorts this week.
According to the HSE, the vaccines will give your immune system the top-up it needs to help protect you from serious illness.
New adapted COVID-19 vaccines are now being offered as booster doses. People aged 29 years and younger will be offered Pfizer booster vaccines, and those aged 30 years or older will be offered Moderna booster vaccines when attending for their booster vaccination in line with NIAC recommendations.
The first two clinics will take place today and tomorrow in Drumalee GAA Clubhouse, St. Felim's Park, Drumalee, Cavan, from 10.30am to 1pm and 1.45pm to 4pm for those aged 30 years and over.
The third clinic will be held on Wednesday 26th October in St Joseph's Pastoral Centre, Broad Rd, Mullaghmonaghan, Co. Monaghan, from 10.30am to 2pm for those aged 30 years and over and at 2.45pm to 4pm for those aged 5 to 11 years of age.
Operational Site Manager for Cavan and Monaghan COVID-19 Vaccination Services Paula Loughran said, "We are urging people to top-up their immunity with the COVID-19 and Flu vaccines to make ensure they are protected in the months ahead."
You can book your COVID-19 vaccine appointment online at www.hse.ie/bookk or you can walk-in to the centre. There are different times offered for different age cohorts, therefore please ensure you book/walk-in to the correct clinic for your age.
