HSE CEO 'cannot condone' Dublin hospital vaccinating teachers of private school

HSE CEO 'cannot condone' Dublin hospital vaccinating teachers of private school

The Beacon Hospital in Dublin is being used as a vaccination centre for frontline healthcare workers. Picture: Sasko Lazarov / RollingNews.ie

HSE boss Paul Reid has said that he "cannot condone" the vaccination of teachers from a private school at Dublin’s Beacon Hospital.

A report in the Irish Daily Mail found on Tuesday, March 23, twenty  'leftover' doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine were given to teachers and staff at St Gerard’s Catholic School in Bray — a fee-paying school attended by children of the hospital CEO.

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