Disease · Measles & vaccine-preventable · 23 October 2026
Autumn 2026 flu and COVID-19 vaccination campaign starts in Northern Ireland
The COVID-19 Autumn 2026 vaccination campaign has commenced in Northern Ireland, Public Health Agency announced. The service began on 01 October 2026 and is available through GPs, community pharmacies, and Health and Social Care Trusts.
Public Health Agency has confirmed that the COVID-19 Autumn 2026 vaccination campaign has commenced in Northern Ireland. The announcement marks the start of the seasonal service for residents in the region.
The campaign started on 01 October 2026. According to the agency, the vaccine is accessible via several providers, including GPs, community pharmacies, and Health and Social Care Trusts. These channels are open to eligible individuals as part of the wider public health initiative.
The service is currently active across Northern Ireland. No specific limitations or exclusions were detailed in the announcement regarding who can access the vaccine through these providers.
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