Anyone aged 16 and over who has not already received a vaccine can attend, and the clinics will be offering first doses of the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine.
Second doses will not be available, and these walk-in clinics are only open to people who have not already received any dose of a vaccine.
Staff at the centres have already offered appointments by text to anyone from the area who registered online at hse.ie.
The walk-in's will be operating at Clonakilty GAA club on Saturday, at Bantry Primary care centre and City Hall on Sunday amd at the MTU campus in Bishopstown on Bank Holiday Monday
Anyone aged 16 and over who has not already received a vaccine can attend at:
" Saturday: Clonakilty GAA Club Ahamilla, Clonakilty, 11am to 3pm.
" Sunday: Bantry Primary Care Centre (the new primary care centre) on Sunday, 11am to 3pm.
" Sunday: City Hall, Cork city: 1pm to 4pm.
" Monday: MTU Cork, Bishopstown: 10am to 4pm.
Anyone who wishes to receive a vaccine at the clinics must:
- Be aged 16 or over.
- Be attending for their first dose, as it will not be possible to administer second doses.
- Bring photographic ID.
- Bring their PPS number.
