Vaccinations
Flu and COVID-19 vaccines in Blackrock.
Book a 10-minute appointment with our pharmacist on a Tuesday or Wednesday. You pay at the pharmacy, and many people pay nothing.
- When
- Tuesdays and Wednesdays
- COVID hour
- 10am to 11am, book by 6pm the day before
- Flu
- 11am to 6pm. €30, or free if you are eligible
- Where
- Ground Floor, 15 George's Ave, Newtown Blackrock, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 RP74
What it costs
Many people pay nothing.
- Flu vaccine
- Free if you have a medical card or GP visit card, or are aged 65 or over. Please mention it at reception. Otherwise it costs €30, paid at the pharmacy.
- COVID-19 vaccine
- Free for people the HSE recommends it for this season. If you are not sure whether that includes you, ask us before you book.
Your appointment
What to expect.
- Your appointment takes about 10 minutes with our pharmacist, in our consultation room.
- The pharmacist asks about your health first, and only gives the vaccine if it is suitable for you.
- Please wait in the pharmacy for 15 minutes afterwards, so we can make sure you feel well.
- Bring your medical card or GP visit card if you have one.
- These vaccinations are for adults aged 18 and over.
The COVID hour
COVID-19 vaccines come in vials of six doses, so we give them together, from 10am to 11am on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Book by 6pm the day before. You can have your flu vaccine at the same visit.
Book a vaccination
Choose a time that suits you.
Appointments take 10 minutes with our pharmacist, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You pay at the pharmacy, and many people pay nothing.
- BlackrockMeds consultation room
- Ground Floor, 15 George's Ave, Newtown Blackrock, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 RP74
- COVID-19 bookings close at 6pm the day before
- So the pharmacist knows how many doses to prepare for the COVID hour.
- No health questions online
- The pharmacist asks them at your appointment, before giving the vaccine.
Choose a vaccination first.
4. Your details
We use these for your booking and confirmation email. We ask for your date of birth because these vaccinations are for adults aged 18 and over.
This service is not for urgent medical help. In an emergency, call 999 or 112, contact your GP or attend an emergency department.