Monkeypox vaccination centres open in locations around Ireland

The HSE's online booking system launched on Monday.
Monkeypox vaccination centres open in locations around Ireland

Monkeypox vaccination centres have opened around the country for high-priority groups.

The HSE's online booking system launched on Monday.

11 vaccination centres have opened in a number of locations, including Dublin (St. James', Vincent's and Mater Hospital), Cork, Limerick, Galway, Wexford and Portlaoise.

Those wanting to book an appointment at a centre can do so through a  dedicated website. Conditions for who is eligible for vaccination are outlined by the HSE on the website.

Vaccines are available regardless of immigration status. A PPS number is not required for vaccination.

It is not considered necessary for those who have already contracted the virus to vaccinate at this time.

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