Walk-in booster clinics are being rolled out around the country again this weekend.
City Hall will be open for walk-in vaccinations today until 4 o'clock, and tomorrow between 9am and 4pm.
Doses 1 and 2 of the Pfizer Vaccine are being offered at the clinic, as well as the booster jab for healthcare workers and people aged between 60 and 69.
Full details of specific groups, dates and times are available on the HSE website.
People are asked to bring photo ID and proof of their birth date, while healthcare workers should bring their employee ID as well.
Damian McCallion is the HSE national lead for vaccinations and testing - he says you must have an appropriate gap since your last vaccination:
"So what we're hoping to do with those clinics is to encourage people to come forward. Details are on hse.ie. They are running throughout the country. It's really important people check the clinic that's appropriate for their cohort status, be they healthcare worker or someone in their 60s. The other important point for people to remember is you must be at the minimum eligible period for your booster vaccine. That's five months for most people and three months for those people who had the Jansen vaccine initially."
