DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland may be able to provide a COVID-19 vaccine to everyone in the country who wants one by August in a "fairly positive scenario", a senior official tasked with vaccine roll-out said on Tuesday. While it is impossible to be precise, "one fairly positive scenario that we'd be looking at for the month of August would be over 2...
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