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People aged 16 to 29 who had their first round of COVID-19 vaccination at least 90 days ago may now book an appointment to get a booster vaccine at the Sligo Va. ....
A walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic is taking place at Sligo Racecourse on Monday 25 October from 1pm to 7.30pm. The walk-in clinic is open to anyone aged 12 . ....
A Covid-19 Vaccination Centre in the north-west is in the process of relocating from IT Sligo to the Sligo Racecourse, with the first clinics are due to take… ....
Public information for people scheduled for a COVID-19 vaccine in HSE Sligo Vaccination Centre Reporter: ); As the COVID-19 vaccination programme continues in HSE Sligo vaccination centre Knocknarea Arena, IT Sligo, the Saolta Group are launching public information to help people prepare for their appointment. · Find out what documents you will need, how to get here, when to arrive and what to wear · What to expect when you arrive at the vaccination centre · Before and after receiving your vaccine Paul Hooton, Chief Director of Nursing and Midwifery at the Saolta Group which has overall responsibility for the vaccination programme across the West and North West said, “COVID-19 vaccines are very safe, very effective and we are seeing the evidence of this in reduced hospitalisations and ICU admissions. I encourage everyone who has registered for a vaccination to attend for their appointment. ....
Sligo TD says it is unacceptable the county vaccination centre closed over Easter Published: Saturday, 10 April 2021 12:26 It is unacceptable that the Sligo Vaccination Centre was closed for four days over the Easter bank holiday weekend. That’s the view of Fianna Fail TD Marc MacSharry, who argues that the facility at IT Sligo should be open seven days a week to assist with the delivery of the vaccine rollout. Deputy MacSharry has raised the issue with his party colleagues, the Taoiseach Micheal Martin and the Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly and says he is still awaiting answers. The outspoken Government TD also says he has suspicions that the North West is being left until last in the administration of vaccines. ....