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Delays to delivery of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine has the potential to impact on the vaccination programme here, the Taoiseach has said. However he said he expects 'robust engagement' between the European Commission and the company in the coming days | Read more: https://bit.ly/3obVj5o | RTÉ News
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Delays to delivery of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine has the potential to impact on the vaccination programme here, the Taoiseach has said. However he said he expects 'robust engagement' between the European Commission and the company in the coming days | Read more: https://bit.ly/3obVj5o | RTÉ News
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The Minister for Health has said he has an open mind whether or not to introduce measures to make it compulsory for healthcare workers to get the flu vaccine. | RTÉ News
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The Minister for Health has said he has an open mind whether or not to introduce measures to make it compulsory for healthcare workers to get the flu vaccine. | RTÉ News
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A nurse at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital has become the first person on the island of Ireland to receive a Covid-19 vaccine. | Read more: http://bit.ly/39Tdl96 | RTÉ News
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A nurse at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital has become the first person on the island of Ireland to receive a Covid-19 vaccine. | Read more: http://bit.ly/39Tdl96 | RTÉ News
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"Really hopeful Ryan, they were expecting 60 percent - they saw 90 percent so they were absolutely blown away with the level of efficacy." Professor Luke O'Neill speaks to Ryan about the latest positive vaccine news 🙏 #LateLate | RTÉ One
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"Really hopeful Ryan, they were expecting 60 percent - they saw 90 percent so they were absolutely blown away with the level of efficacy." Professor Luke O'Neill speaks to Ryan about the latest positive vaccine news 🙏 #LateLate | RTÉ One
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Two Covid-19 vaccines are in use in Ireland, but in the future the HSE plans to be using six different ones. Follow one batch, from importation to inoculation. | Read more: https://bit.ly/3puYTsw | RTÉ News
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Two Covid-19 vaccines are in use in Ireland, but in the future the HSE plans to be using six different ones. Follow one batch, from importation to inoculation. | Read more: https://bit.ly/3puYTsw | RTÉ News
31.7K viewsJan 25, 2021
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The Taoiseach has played down suggestions that Ireland could ask other EU countries to share their vaccine supplies. He was speaking after the Minister for Health said that if countries did not want to use all of their AstraZeneca doses, Ireland would take them. | Read: https://bit.ly/3v0UyR0 | RTÉ News
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The Taoiseach has played down suggestions that Ireland could ask other EU countries to share their vaccine supplies. He was speaking after the Minister for Health said that if countries did not want to use all of their AstraZeneca doses, Ireland would take them. | Read: https://bit.ly/3v0UyR0 | RTÉ News
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RTÉ Environment and Science Correspondent George Lee sets out the latest state of play in the #Covid19 vaccination roll-out | https://bit.ly/3pXBCQg | RTÉ News
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Italians began to ease Covid-19 restrictions today after a two-month lockdown. As other countries follow suit, leaders from across the world have begun a pledging marathon to raise over €7 billion for research into possible vaccines and treatments | RTÉ News
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Britain has paused Covid vaccines for healthy people under 50 due to shortfall in supplies. Reported problems producing the AstraZeneca vaccine at a plant in India are set to disrupt the UK's vaccination programme for the month of April. | https://bit.ly/3eVaOh8 | RTÉ News
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The Minister for Health has denied claims that he has "overpromised" on the roll out of the Covid-19 vaccine. Answering questions in the Dáil, Stephen Donnelly said it is "still difficult to gauge" what impact the problems with supplies of the AstraZeneca product will have on vaccinating the over 70s in the community | https://bit.ly/2NB7MTq | RTÉ News
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Half a million Covid-19 vaccine doses have now been administered in Ireland. The Taoiseach confirmed the milestone this afternoon. The roll-out to older people in the community is continuing today, after issues with supplies and deliveries to GPs during the week. | Read: https://bit.ly/2MSR1Df | RTÉ News
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The European Commission has warned that it could restrict exports of Covid vaccines outside the EU if there is no reciprocal openness by other vaccine-producing countries when making vaccines available for Europeans. | Read: https://bit.ly/38NyiAM | RTÉ News
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The Government has said that the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine could begin to be distributed here from January, if approved by the European Medical Agency. It comes as the UK has become the first western country to approve the vaccine for general use | Read more: https://bit.ly/33A4K6Y | RTÉ News
30.8K viewsDec 2, 2020
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Asked if Ireland is working on a booster plan after Pfizer and BioNTech's decision to seek regulatory approval for a third dose of their #Covid19 vaccine, HSE Chief Clinical Officer Dr Colm Henry said they are "working on all the different scenarios that might play out" | Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0709/1234015-covid-19-ireland/ | RTÉ News
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The European Medicines Agency has said there is so far ‘no indication’ that the AstraZeneca vaccine causes blood clots. Several countries, including Ireland, have suspended the use of the vaccine, pending the conclusions of the EMA's safety review to be published on Thursday. | Read: https://bit.ly/2NmUJoS | RTÉ News
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Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has signed the regulation authorising the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine here. The first of the new Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions came into effect today, while a further 8 deaths and 922 cases have been confirmed | More: https://bit.ly/34ElDy0 | RTÉ News
30.6K viewsDec 24, 2020
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The UK has begun inoculations of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, with the first recipient, 82-year-old Bob Pinker, saying that it 'means all the world' to him | Read more: https://bit.ly/3oeUitV | RTÉ News
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There has been a "100% uptake" of the Covid-19 vaccine in residential care settings so far, the Chief Operations Officer with the HSE has said. | https://bit.ly/2XAXVit | RTÉ News
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Margaret Keenan, a 90-year-old grandmother, has become the first person in the world to receive a Covid-19 vaccine outside of a trial. She received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at her local hospital in Coventry. | Read more: bit.ly/3gnI2UZ | RTÉ News
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The vaccination programme for people aged 85 years and older has begun in some GP practices. The first doses will take around three weeks to administer. | https://bit.ly/3b6kTEk | RTÉ News
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The European Medicines Agency has said the AstraZeneca #Covid19 vaccine "is a safe and effective vaccine" and "its benefits in protecting people from Covid-19 with the associated risks of death and hospitalisation outweigh the possible risks" | https://bit.ly/38RZlee | RTÉ News
22K viewsMar 18, 2021
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Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has asked the Health Service Executive to suspend vaccine operations at the Beacon Hospital in Dublin | Read more: https://bit.ly/3ssB6eo | RTÉ News
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A senior official in the European Medicines Agency has said there is a link between the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine and blood clots. Recently, the EMA said that a causal link with the vaccine had not been proven, but it was possible and required further analysis. Over 203,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have been administered here in Ireland so far. | https://bit.ly/3mqdhC0 | RTÉ News
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The European Medicines Agency has approved the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds, the first vaccine to get the green light for children in the EU. | https://bit.ly/3p1aW1x | RTÉ News
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Over 65s in long-term care, frontline healthcare workers and people over 70 will be the first in Ireland to get the #Covid19 vaccine once it is approved | https://bit.ly/2Ir4CiT | RTÉ News
27.5K viewsDec 8, 2020
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Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said that the Covid-19 vaccine programme will not be withdrawn from the Beacon Hospital, after the private Dublin hospital confirmed it administered 20 leftover Covid-19 vaccines to a number of teachers at St Gerard's School in Bray earlier this week. Mr Donnelly said he has instructed the HSE to appoint a lead over the situation at the hospital, to assess what action should be taken | Read more: https://bit.ly/3sqMcAH | RTÉ News
39.6K viewsMar 26, 2021
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The HSE has defended changing the Covid-19 vaccine prioritisation system to one based on age, stressing that age is the most reliable predictor of serious illness from the virus. A national portal for people to register for a vaccine is due to be in place towards the end of April | More: https://bit.ly/39vGsxX | RTÉ News
22.7K viewsMar 31, 2021
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All pregnant women are to be offered an mRNA Covid vaccine at any stage of pregnancy, under changes to the vaccination programme. It has been confirmed that booster vaccines will also be offered to immuno-compromised people aged 12 years and older following updated advice from NIAC. | https://bit.ly/3yI3TOE | RTÉ News
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The European Commission has announced that Covid-19 vaccine certs will only be valid for nine months, without a booster shot. It comes as governments around the world consider new curbs on movement to stem the spread of the virus | More: https://bit.ly/3pfybq9 | RTÉ News
37.5K viewsDec 21, 2021
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