No booking is required at the clinics across NI, which are offering first doses to anyone over 18.
Walk-in slots for second doses are also being offered at the vaccination centre at the SSE Arena in Belfast.
Anyone who has had a Pfizer vaccine six weeks ago or an AstraZeneca vaccine eight weeks ago is eligible. Second doses cannot be administered at a shorter time interval.Of those, 1,187,446 were first doses and 950,145 people had received two doses.St Cedma's Parish Hall, Church Road, Larne 17:00-20:00Millennium Forum, Newmarket Street, Londonderry 16:00-20:00Saturday 18 July:
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