They will be running until Sunday in certain locations as the portal opened for those aged 12 to 15 on Wednesday.
Four walk-in vaccination centres are scheduled to open across the country this weekend, offering mRNA Covid-19 vaccines, such as Pfizer and Moderna, without appointments.
Anyone aged over 12 can attend the walk-in centres for a first dose, a text message will then be sent with an appointment for dose two.
It comes as the portal opened on Wednesday for those aged 12 to 15. Anyone in the 12-15 age cohort will need parental permission to receive the jab and parents have been encouraged to accompany them to the clinic.
The clinics are only open on specific days and times and people won't be vaccinated outside of these hours if they show up.
You also don't have to
register online beforehand, however, the HSE has said that doing so may speed up your time in the centre - which is estimated to take roughly 30 minutes.
If you have already registered online and are waiting on an appointment for your first dose, you can also choose to go to a walk-in clinic instead.
People are encouraged to attend the centre alone and can find more information on what you need
here.
You can also take a look at the full list of vaccine centres, their opening times, and what you need to bring below.
Citywest Convention Centre
Citywest Hotel,
Saggart,
Dublin
A walk-in clinic will be open in this location on:
- Thursday 12 August, 6-10pm
Croke Park
Jones's Road,
Dublin 3
A walk-in clinic will be open in this location on:
- Friday 13 August, 1.45pm-6pm
National Show Centre
Stockhole Lane,
Cloghran,
Swords,
Dublin
A walk-in clinic will be open in this location on:
- Thursday 12 August, 5.20pm-7pm
- Friday, 13 August, 5.20pm-7pm
Glencarn Hotel
Monaghan Road,
Moraghy,
Castleblayney,
Monaghan
A walk-in vaccination clinic will be open in this location from:
- Friday 13 August,, 8.30am-7.30pm
- Saturday 14 August, 1.30pm-4.30pm
- Sunday 15 August, 1.30pm-4.30pm
WHAT TO BRING TO THE CENTRE:
If you registered online
If you have already registered online, you will need to bring photo ID that shows your date of birth.
This can be your:
- Passport - book or card
- Driving licence
- Public Services Card
- Travel pass
- National Age Card - issued by the Gardaí
- Identification form with a photograph signed by a member of the Gardaí - get this from a Garda station
- School or college ID
If your ID does not have your date of birth on it, then also bring a copy of your birth cert or some other documentation that has your date of birth.
If you have not registered online
If you have not registered online, you can be registered at the walk-in clinic.
You will need your:
-
- Personal Public Service (PPS) number
- Eircode
- Mobile phone number
- email address
- Photo ID that has your date of birth - this can be a passport, driving licence, Garda age card, school ID
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