Covid-19 vaccine uptake in the Republic of Ireland "would have been much lower" without the vaccine passport scheme, an immunology expert has said.
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Prof Kingston Mills from Trinity College Dublin said it was "a big incentive" for people to get jabbed.
The Irish government has made proof of immunity a requirement for entry since hospitality re-opened in July.
It applies to indoor service at pubs and restaurants, nightclubs, cinemas and theatres.
The EU Digital Covid Certificate, enables people to show proof of their vaccination status, or if they recently had a negative PCR test or recently recovered from the disease.
In the Republic of Ireland it is used to give people access to international travel and hospitality industries.
'It's done the trick'
Prof Mills said young people were the most hesitant to get vaccinated compared to the older population, "so the incentive did help there".
He said more than 90% of adults in the Irish Republic have now been vaccinated and the "vaccine passport scheme, amongst other factors, has reflected that".
Asked whether he thinks the Stormont Executive should introduce a vaccine passport scheme in Northern Ireland, he said "it is in everybody's interest, both people who are fully vaccinated and even people who aren't".
"You only have to compare our data to that in Northern Ireland or the UK where uptake is not as good," he added.
'Delighted to have indoor dining'
Karen Gallagher, who co-owns the Waves Surf Café in Bundoran, County Donegal, said the transition to the vaccine passport scheme has been a success despite "really, really dreading it" initially.
Ms Gallagher said that while it caused extra work for staff, particularly during busy periods at the height of the summer, they were "just so delighted that we could do indoor dining again - so we were fine with it".
She said many customers were eager to show staff that they had been fully jabbed and they "felt good going into somewhere where everyone was vaccinated".
