HSE Announces Walk In Flu Vaccination Clinics For Children In Kildare

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Tuesday, January 10th, 2023 5:19pm

By Caoimhe Harney

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No appointment is necessary.

The HSE has announced that walk-in flu vaccination clinics for children aged 2-17 years will be stood up from this week.

The move's in response to rising numbers of both flu cases as well as the significant number of children who've been hospitalised with flu.

No appointment is necessary.

The full schedule of clinics is available on the HSE website.

The vaccine is also available from participating GPs and pharmacists.

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