That's according to research by Ipsos/MRBI.
6% of people say they'd refuse a covid-19 vaccine, according to a new survey.
Research by Ipsos/MRBI for the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association also found public appetite for vaccines has risen to 89 per cent.
The number of those who were unsure if they'll get a vaccine is down 14 points since January, to 4 per cent.
Bernard Mallee, Director of Communications and Advocacy at IPHA says those who are unsure need to be encouraged to get vaccinated:
Only 4% of people in Ireland are uncertain if they will get a Covid-19 vaccine https://t.co/S4Tay55S51
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 21, 2021
Bernard Mallee says the concerns of those who won't get vaccinated still need to be addressed:
Registration for a Covid-19 vaccine opens for people aged 38 today.
Its expected they will be given an appointment for a jab in the coming weeks.
People can sign up online, or by phone.
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