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'Nobody is judging anybody' - HSE CEO tells unvaccinated it isn't too late to get jab
The CEO of the Health Service Executive (HSE) has said it isn't too late for people to get the covid-19 vaccine, stating in a press conference that "nobody is judging anybody".
Paul Reid made the comments at lunchtime today and revealed approximately 1800 people per day are coming forward to register for vaccination.
HSE @paulreiddublin says to people who remain unvaccinated that it's never too late to come forward to receive a vaccine. | Read more: https://t.co/5Dg9JWcczz pic.twitter.com/HgsNSQ6qqG
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 4, 2021
He stated that unvaccinated people should "take encouragement from that".
He continued and said, "It's never too late, nobody is judging anybody in terms of when or how they come through for vaccination. We're there to support people and make them feel comfortable coming forward."
His comments come as cases of the virus soar, with 3174 new cases announced yesterday November 3.
This is despite ninety percent of the country being fully vaccinated with over seven million doses administered to date.
Longford SFC Final: Mostrim captain Shane Kiernan's chance has come to shine in the limelight
Mostrim captain Shane Kiernan doesn’t need reminding as to how rare a commodity county finals have been in Edgeworthstown. The 33-year-old was barely out of nappies when the club he has been a mainstay of for the past 14 seasons last contested and ultimately triumphed in a senior championship decider against Sean Connolly’s back in 1992.
Longford SFC Final: Dedicated Donal McElligott has served Mullinalaghta so well
Donal McElligott is a man on a mission this Sunday. The Mullinalaghta St Columba’s captain is going in search of his fourth senior county championship winner’s medal in just six years, an incredible feat even by his own club’s lofty standards in the recent past.
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