Youāre a mess
Well?
nearly a month behind belfast?
Once you get covid you stop caring about vaccine talk , cases talk ,
Undisclosed location just beyond the M50 ?
Anyone want to guess?
TFK t-shirt (Iāll sponsor it @Rocko) to first correct answer.
General Area will do. Off the N7
Iād narrow it down and say City West
Close but no.
The old mills or paper factory?
No.
Tallaght stadium under the chip van
The Curragh?
1.30pm today for the first vaccination here apparently.
A nice lunch to be had before gently easing into the first few jabs. I think the first one in the UK took place a few weeks back at 6am.
They were saying abt 65%, but with this new strain which is more contagious abt 80%
From the Indo.
Dublin woman Annie, a 79-year-old grandmother, will be the first person to be vaccinated against Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland.
Today, December 29, the state will begin vaccinating in four hospitals- Beaumont and St Jamesās hospitals in Dublin, Cork University Hospital, and University Hospital Galway.
Some 10,000 doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech arrived into the country on St Stephens Day.
St Jamesā Hospital in Dublin will receive the vaccine first at 1.30pm today, according to Chair of the Covid-19 vaccination taskforce Brian MacCraith.
He said an ICU nurse working on a Covid ward will receive the vaccine but Annie will be the first person to receive it today.
Annie, whose surname was not given by Mr MacCraith, has 10 grandchildren, was born in Christchurch and grew up in the Liberties.
Ffs.
Iām surprised that cretin Varadkar isnāt doin the 1st vaccination.
At 6 am?