Ireland · Hepatitis B Three-Dose Coverage (HepB3, WHO/UNICEF)

90%2025

Unit: percent of the target infant cohort. Publisher measure: Hepatitis B (HepB3) immunization coverage among 1-year-olds (%) (WUENIC).

WHO/UNICEF WUENIC estimate of the percentage of the target infant cohort receiving three doses of hepatitis B vaccine in the reference year, interpreted according to the national schedule. This is not timely hepatitis B birth-dose coverage within 24 hours.

Measurement basis: WHO/UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage (WUENIC), based on country administrative reports, household surveys and contextual review.

Reference-period cadence: annual.

Source update cadence: annual. This does not establish a publication date for an individual reading.

  • HepB3 means three doses of hepatitis B vaccine in the target infant cohort under the national schedule. It does not measure the timely birth dose within 24 hours.
  • WHO/UNICEF estimates combine country reports, surveys and contextual review. Interpolation or carry-forward can be used when new empirical information is absent; annual reference labels do not prove fresh annual observations.
  • All 601 source-reported zeros are retained. No uncertainty endpoints or country-specific carry-forward flags are supplied; absent intervals remain absent.
  • WHO/UNICEF cap coverage estimates at 99%. A supplied 99 remains an unqualified source estimate, not a less-than bound or a claim of measured certainty.

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A “<” sign means strictly below the stated number. Numeric readings and uncertainty endpoints keep their own comparison signs. A number without a sign does not establish certainty or an observed outcome.

World Health Organization and UNICEF (WUENIC); retrieved 2026-10-01. Retrieval time is separate from an official publisher release vintage.

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Reported estimates and uncertainty · 26 rows

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Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Ireland20000Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20010Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20020Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20030Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20040Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20050Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20060Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20070Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20080Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland20090Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201046Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201195Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201295Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201395Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201495Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201595Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201695Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201795Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201894Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland201993Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202094Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202193Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202293Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202393Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202492Not reportedNot reported—
Ireland202590Not reportedNot reported—

One row per country, indicator and year, with raw values, source links and reuse notices. Thresholds have an empty numeric value and separate number/operator fields; value_kind distinguishes upper bounds from absent readings.