Research Shows Irish Public Taking Cautious Approach To Vaccine

Monday, 14 December 2020 07:12

By Gareth Farrell

Less than half of people say they would 'definitely' take a Covid-19 vaccine.

According to Department of Health research, the figure stands at 45 per cent, but another 28 per cent say they would 'probably' take one.
The cabinet will discuss the vaccination process tomorrow, after receiving a report from a state taskforce on Friday.
Dr Eoghan de Barra, a consultant in infectious diseases in Beaumont Hospital, says he is not too concerned about the findings of the department's research.

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