Image: Sam Boal Image: Sam Boal ONE IN FOUR adults in Ireland have now received at least their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.
The total number of vaccines administered in Ireland now stands at 1,317,165. 934,980 of these are first doses, with 382,185 being second doses. Figures from the HSE’s Covid Data Hub show that there are 163 patients currently receiving treatment for Covid-19, as of 8am this morningHospitals with the highest number of Covid-19 patients include the Mater Hospital , Tallaght Hospital , University Hospital Limerick , Letterkenny Hospital and Naas Hospital , according to the HSE’s Daily Operations Update.
Great news I just have had my first vaccine Thur past
Its a very small number...the whole sysrem is going at a snails pace.
They'll be able to get their over priced pints now.
23% of the UK fully vaccinated and over 50% with one jab. With a population of 67 million. Ireland's 25% with one jab and a population of 4.9 million.... it's tediously slow!
So 75% off the population not vaccinated 🙄
The vaccine us being handled ridiculously. First it was frontline workers, people in care homes and the vulnerable. Which I completely understand. But it was only people with certain illnesses. I and many other people have epilepsy and have been stuck inside for over a year.
It's unbelievably slow, all we get from FG/FF and Donnelly/Reid is manipulated information and broken promises on vaccination targets, never any transparency.
6 adults in my household, none of us vaccinated or any of our extended family?
After 5 months 75% of the country still has not received the first jab..shocking government we have.
First dose already gives huge protection. Open up FFS
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