No appointment is needed and anyone over 16 can attend.
Walk-in vaccination centres are opening across the midlands this weekend.
From Friday, anyone over the age of 16 can attend locations in Portlaoise, Tullamore, Athlone and Mullingar to get their first shot of the vaccine.
You don't need an appointment, all that is required is a form of identification which proves your age to receive the jab this bank holiday weekend.
See below for more information on centre locations and opening times in the midlands.
LAOIS
Midlands Park Hotel
Jessop Street
Portlaoise
Laois
Walk-in vaccination
You can get a vaccination without an appointment at these times:
Monday 2 August, 9am to 2pm
WESTMEATH
Athlone Institute of Technology International Arena
Dublin Road
Athlone
Westmeath
Walk-in vaccination
You can get a vaccination without an appointment at these times:
Sunday 1 August, 9am to 7pm
Bloomfield House Hotel
Mullingar
Westmeath
Walk-in vaccination
You can get a vaccination without an appointment at these times:
Saturday 31 July, 9am to 4pm
Monday 2 August, 9am to 1pm
OFFALY
Tullamore Court Hotel
O'Moore Street
Tullamore
Offaly
Walk-in vaccination
You can get a vaccination without an appointment at these times:
Sunday 1 August, 8am to 2pm
Monday 2 August, 8am to 8pm
If you are not registered online, you will have to register at the vaccination centre and will need to bring the following information:
Personal Public Service (PPS) number, Eircode, Mobile phone number, Email address, Photo Identification (passport, drivers licence, garda age card, student/ school id etc).
What vaccine will you be offered: The mRNA vaccines are being offered at the dose 1 walk vaccination centres, Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine and the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
If you attend the walk-in-clinic for dose 1, the centre will send you an appointment for your second dose by text message to your phone.
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