Sean Meehan giving his reaction to the media outside Cashel District Court on March 6
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Freezers to store Covid-19 vaccine arrive in Ireland
CEO of the HSE Paul Reid has given an update on the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.
We're preparing for the #COVID19 vaccine roll out in Ireland. At the HSE National Cold Chain Centre, we have received and are currently commissioning & validating a consignment of 9 x Ultra Low Temperature Freezers for storage of the vaccines at -75 degrees. @HSELive pic.twitter.com/ooGUc9OSQo
— Paul Reid (@paulreiddublin) December 4, 2020
Paul Reid said "we are preparing for the Covid-19 vaccine rollout in Ireland" after the arrival of nine ultra-low temperature freezers for storing the jab.
It is understood a vaccine rollout could begin in Ireland in January.
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