Paul Reid, the head of the HSE said that a covid-19 vaccine could be made available to the Irish public as soon as early January 2021.
It’s not yet known what format the government plan on deploying the vaccine, whether it will be widespread through a vaccination station or whether people will have to go to their own GP for distribution.
It’s understood that that those who’ll be first offered the vaccine will be frontline workers along with those with serious underlying health conditions and people aged over 80 years of age.
However, uptake on the vaccine will be slow if multiple polls are accurate. Tell us your thoughts in the Facebook post and share this with your friends.