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IT WAS ANNOUNCED today that from this Sunday people aged 35-39 will be able to register for a Covid-19 vaccine.
The HSE is asking people aged 39 to register on the first day, followed by 38-year-olds on Monday and so on.
Throughout the roll-out there has been a significant number of changes to vaccination programme, both in terms of cohort sequencing and the advice around the various Covid jabs.
As part of our Reader Q&A series, we have been breaking down the latest developments with vaccines and the roll-out in Ireland, trying to answer as many of your questions as we can.
We’re keen to answer more of your questions – particularly about this next phase of the roll-out.
Send them to answers@thejournal.ie and we’ll do our best to get through as many as we can.
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