Updated | 24/06/22 @ 11:34
First dose, second dose and booster jabs are available to all those who are eligible, provided the correct dose interval has passed.
Our three Western Trust COVID-19 vaccination hubs are located at:
- Level 5, Tower Block, Altnagelvin Area Hospital
- Key Worker Accommodation, South-West Acute Hospital
- Children’s Centre, Ground Floor, Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex
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Who can get a COVID-19 vaccine
To be eligible to be vaccinated as part of the Northern Ireland vaccination programme you generally have to be registered with a GP in Northern Ireland and be over 5 years old.
More information on what vaccine you can get, where to get it and how to book (where required) is available below.
If you’re not registered with a GP in NI but live here or are temporarily a resident in NI, you can probably still receive a vaccine but you should email the Department of Health at the email address below and they will advise you how you can be vaccinated.
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Book Your Vaccine Appointment
Or call the Booking Line on 028 7161 0753 at the following times from Monday 7 February 2022 our booking line will be open Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
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Mobile Vaccination Clinics
First Dose, Second Dose and Booster vaccinations are now available at any of our mobile clinics to anyone aged 5 years and above and eligible for a jab.
A limited number of walk-ins will be accommodated at each clinic but booked appointments are recommended where possible to avoid delays.
ID must be shown for all those wishing to receive a vaccine.
Date Time Venue 28/06/2022 4:00pm - 8:00pm Roe Valley Leisure Centre, Limavady, BT49 0ND Book or Walk In 04/07/2022 4:00pm - 8:00pm Owenkillew Centre, 62 Main Street, Gortin, Co Tyrone BT79 8NH Book or Walk In 19/07/2022 4:00pm - 8:00pm Fountain Street Community Centre, 41 Fountain Street, Strabane BT82 8JG Book or Walk In 23/07/2022 11:00AM - 5:00PM Maritime Festival, Derry City and Strabane District Council Offices, 98 Strand Road, Derry BT48 7NN Walk In Only 26/07/2022 4:00pm - 8:00pm Castle Park Leisure Centre, 1 Killypaddy Road Lisoneill Enniskillen BT92 0JJ Book or Walk In -
Vaccination Hubs
Our three Western Trust COVID-19 vaccination hubs are located at:
- Level 5, Tower Block, Altnagelvin Area Hospital
- Key Worker Accommodation, South-West Acute Hospital
- Children’s Centre, Ground Floor, Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex
First dose, second dose and booster vaccinations are available to all those aged 5 years and above and eligible for a jab.
For online booking click here or call the Booking Line on 028 7161 0753 Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
A limited number of walk-in slots will also be available at each clinic.
Level 5, Tower Block Altnagelvin Area Hospital Childrens Centre, Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex Key Worker Accommodation, South West Acute Hospital Monday CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Tuesday CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Wednesday 12:00PM - 8:00PM CLOSED CLOSED Thursday CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Friday CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Saturday
*Excluding Saturday 4th June10:00AM - 3:00PM
*Closed Saturday 25th June - Clinic in Richmond Shopping Centre, 10:30AM - 5:00PM10:00AM - 3:00PM
*Closed Saturday 25th June - Clinic in Omagh CKS Community Centre Thursday 23rd June - Time TBC10:00AM - 3:00PM
*Closed 11th June - Clinic in Erneside Shopping Centre - Time TBCSunday CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED -
Where to get a vaccination - first doses and second doses
130 Community pharmacies across NI are offering appointments for jabs to everyone aged 18 and over.
To be vaccinated at a community pharmacy, you generally have to be registered with a GP in Northern Ireland.
However, if you are not registered with a GP in Northern Ireland, speak to the pharmacist for advice on accessing a vaccination.
Details of which pharmacies are offering the Moderna vaccine are available in the list below by Health and Social Care Trust area or on this interactive map.
You can also receive a first or second dose at one of our Vaccine centres and clinics. Please see ‘Mass Vaccination Centres and Mobile Clinics’ section.
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Third dose for those severely immunosuppressed
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has advised that a third primary dose should be offered to individuals aged 12 year and over with severe immunosuppression in proximity of their first or second COVID-19 vaccine doses in the primary schedule.
These individuals will be identified by their Trust clinician or GP and invited in to receive a third primary dose.
They will also be offered a booster dose in due course based on further advice from JCVI.
- COVID-19 Vaccination Information Leaflets
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COVID-19 Booster Vaccination Information Leaflets
There are now 17 plain text translations of the following two leaflets supporting the COVID-19 booster vaccination programme:
COVID-19 Vaccination and What to Expect – Translations Available
COVID-19 Vaccine – Your Guide to Booster Vaccination – Translations Available