Access my routine vaccination records
If you received a vaccine that is part of the HSE National Immunisation Programme from a GP practice your records should be available from that GP practice. You will need to contact your GP practice to request a copy of your records.
If you received a vaccine that is part of the HSE National Immunisation Programme from a HSE doctor or nurse, your records are held in local health offices. Your local health office may also have a copy of the vaccines given by your GP practice as part of the HSE National Immunisation Programme. You will need to contact your local health office to request a copy of your records. Find your local health office.
If you received a vaccine that was not part of the HSE National Immunisation Programme in a GP practice, pharmacy, travel health clinic or occupational clinic, contact them for your record.
There is no national database for immunisation records. The National Immunisation Office does not hold individuals’ records.
Access my Swine Flu pandemic vaccine records (2009 and 2010 only)
Find out how to access your Swine Flu pandemic vaccine records
Keep your records safe
It is important you have a record of your routine vaccinations and that you keep it in a safe place.
You may need a record of your routine vaccinations if you are:
- Travelling to countries with a high risk of certain diseases
- Starting school or university or a new job
Get an immunisation passport
You can keep a record of all the vaccinations you and your children have received in immunisation passports.
The National Immunisation Office produces vaccination passports that you or the person giving the vaccination can fill in.
You can view a copy of the passport (529kb) or you can order a passport online. (you will be directed to the Health Promotion website)
You can also get a copy in Irish. (you will be directed to the Health Promotion website)
This page was updated 27 March 2024
