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HSE/South East Community Healthcare are continuing to hold clinics (by appointment) for some people who did not yet get the papillomaviruses (HPV) vaccine.
Eligible people can register on www.hpv.ie for an appointment for a free vaccine. These are offered as part of the “Laura Brennan Catch Up Programme” – an initiative supported by Bernie and Larry Brennan, parents of the late Laura Brennan who campaigned for higher uptake of the HPV vaccine before her death from cervical cancer in 2019, aged 26.
Clinics (by appointment will be taking place at:
South Tipperary
All taking place in the HSE’s South Tipperary Vaccination Centre, St. Luke's Hospital, Western Rd., Clonmel, Tipperary E91 PR83
· Thursday, November 16 from 2.30-3.30pm
· Tuesday, November 21 from 2.30-3.30pm
Co. Waterford
· Friday, November 10 from 9.15am-2pm in the HSE’s Dungarvan Primary Care Centre, Dungarvan Community Hospital Complex, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford X35 X236 from 9-14.15, last appointment at 2pm.
· Friday, November 24 from 9.15am-2pm in the HSE’s Waterford Community Care Centre, Cork Road, Waterford X91 VX09.
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