Full Clinic Schedule: HSE Opens RSV Vaccine Booking In Kildare

Monday, 15 September 2025 16:32

By Martin Osborne

Appointments will only be available until the first week in October 2025.

Parents in Kildare can now book online for the HSE’s RSV immunisation clinics, which run until the first week of October.

Parents of babies born from 1st March to 31st August can book an RSV immunisation appointment at a local community site on the RSV Immunisation page of the HSE website.

Appointments will only be available until the first week in October 2025.

HSE National Director for Health Protection, Dr Éamonn O’Moore, said: "Before the introduction of the programme, each winter, 4 out of every 100 infants were hospitalised due to RSV, with some infants needing special treatment in intensive care units. A further 50 out of every 100 infants got RSV and many needed medical care from their GP, or the emergency department of a children’s hospital."

He added: "The immunisation – called nirsevimab – is strongly recommended by the HSE and the National Immunisation Advisory Committee (NIAC) and has been approved by the European Medicines Agency. Nirsevimab starts working as soon as the baby receives the injection and protects against RSV for 150 days, covering the very early period in a baby’s life when they are most vulnerable to serious RSV related illness."

Clinic locations and dates include the below, with appointments scheduled from 9am to 4pm.

Naas – St Mary’s Primary Care Centre (W91 NR29): 15th, 17th, 18th, 22nd, 29th Sept

Castledermot Community Centre (R14 YF61): 16th, 30th Sept

Celbridge Primary Care Centre (W23 YK24): 24th Sept

Athy Primary Care Centre (R14 DX94): 19th, 26th Sept

Clane Primary Care Centre (W91 HK22): 22nd Sept

Newbridge Primary Care Centre (W12 KV12): 17th Sept

Rathangan Primary Care Centre (R51 CY51): 25th Sept

Kilcock Primary Care Centre (W23 XY89): 23rd Sept

Baltinglass Primary Care Centre (W91 K510): 19th, 26th Sept

Blessington Primary Care Centre (W91 F5X4): 18th Sept

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