Younger people less likely to get vaccinated for COVID-19 than population overall, says Ipsos MRBI tracker survey for IPHA. Vaccination rate in Ireland is highest in the EU – but 18 to 34-year-olds still showing signs of hesitancy.
Lidl moves up one to the top spot for September brand recall followed my Guinness in second, a six place jump from eight position in August. Aldi drops one to third position. Vodafone falls to fourth as Virgin Media moves up to fifth position.
Almost universal weekly listening to Live Radio among the population (92%). This compares to 53% listening to on-demand, online audio.
Vodafone jump one place to take the top spot for the August BrandShout, followed by Aldi holding second position, joint with Lidl. Bank of Ireland in fourth, with new comer Specsavers at fifth position.
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy drops 36 points in 10 months, says Ipsos MRBI tracker survey for IPHA. Just 9% of people say they won’t get vaccinated for COVID-19 or still have to decide.
Results of Omnipoll research conducted in July are supporting the launch of the Irish Heart Foundation’s new campaign “Reboot Your Life” which aims to encourage men in particular to review their lifestyles and make vital, sustainable changes to improve their heart health.
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