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Covid vaccine is rolled out to Tory Island Posted: 11:29 am March 5, 2021
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RESIDENTS on Tory Island have been receiving their Covid vaccinations.
The Ambulance Service in conjunction with HSE Public Health Nursing and Dr Wheatley O’Neill administered jabs to people aged over 70 yesterday.
The first and the oldest islanders on Tory to be vaccinated were William Duggan and Mary Diver, both aged 88.
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Mr Duggan said, “I’m delighted to have received the Covid vaccine and I urge everyone who is offered the vaccine to take it.”
Public Health Nurse Sheila Sweeney described it as a “great day for Tory”.
Covid vaccines have been administered to the over 70s on Tory Island.
William Duggan and Mary Diver, both aged 88 were the first and the oldest Islanders to receive the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine yesterday.
The vaccine is expected to be administered to the remaining island residents in the coming weeks, in line with the vaccination programme.
The National Ambulance Service in conjunction with HSE Public Health Nursing and Dr Whealtey O Neill facilitated the administration of the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine rollout on the island.
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