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Covid cases reach record high in Scotland over festive period

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Almost Half Of Adults Have Now Received Booster Jab - Taoiseach
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Almost half of adults have now received booster jab - Taoiseach

‘No Country Can Boost Its Way Out Of The Pandemic’ – Who
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‘No country can boost its way out of the pandemic’ – WHO

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Hse Hopes To Offer Booster Vaccine To Every Adult Around End Of January
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HSE hopes to offer booster vaccine to every adult around end of January

Booster Rollout For 40-49 Age Group Brought Forward
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Booster rollout for 40-49 age group brought forward

Recommendation Of More Restrictions For Socialising Expected - Varadkar
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Recommendation of more restrictions for socialising expected - Varadkar

Gps Aim To Double Booster Vaccination Rate As Government Plans To Overhaul Rollout
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GPs aim to double booster vaccination rate as Government plans to overhaul rollout

Pfizer Jab ‘Offers 70% Protection Against Hospital Admission With Omicron’
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Pfizer jab ‘offers 70% protection against hospital admission with Omicron’

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Covid: 4,688 New Cases, Eight New Omicron Cases Detected
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Covid: 4,688 new cases, eight new Omicron cases detected

Two Doses Of Pfizer Or Astrazeneca Jabs ‘Induce Fewer Antibodies Against Omicron’
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Two doses of Pfizer or AstraZeneca jabs ‘induce fewer antibodies against Omicron’

Israeli Study Finds Pfizer Booster Jab Protects Against Omicron
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Israeli study finds Pfizer booster jab protects against Omicron

Taoiseach Apologies To People Turned Away From Vaccination Centres
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Taoiseach apologies to people turned away from vaccination centres