Numbers of cases of swine flu in Ireland are now thankfully very low. Until March 31st 2010, we will be continuing to vaccinate schoolchildren and any members of the public who wish to have their free swine flu vaccine. Pregnant women are also still advised to be vaccinated. This is important, as in previous pandemics there have been second waves of the flu, and also it is very likely that swine flu will circulate again in the coming autumn/winter. The information on this site has been updated to give you information on the swine flu vaccine and how you can get it. We also provide simple information on managing colds and flu at home.

	Swine Flu Vaccine - All about the free Swine Flu Vaccine, which is now available for anyone who wishes to protect themselves or their family. You can also Book a Vaccine Clinic Visit here
	Cold and Flu Advice for the Public - detailed questions and answers on Swine Flu, what are the symptoms, how to treat them, how to care for flu at home.

24 hour Flu Information Line Freephone 1800 94 11 00
for up to date recorded information on the Swine Flu Vaccine

Other Useful Websites:

Health Protection Surveillance Centre
Department of Health and Children
World Health Organisation
European Centre for Disease Control
USA Centers for Disease Control