Ska'd
If you are using ready mixed adhesives normally no need to prime as this can have an adverse effect especially when fixing large format tiles. Basically the water in the adhesive has nowhere to go so it can takes a lifetime to dry out. If you have primed the plaster (not with PVA of course) you could use cement based such as AdesileX P9 or Keraquick. As cement based are hydraulic setting mortars they do not need to dry out in order to set hard.
If you are using White Star give Dave Wilson a ring at Bal technical............I am sure he will concur that the priming of plaster is not normmally required. Prime only when the surface is very dusty or if an over zealous plasterer has left a very glossy tight finish in which case you need to abrade first to remove the weak surface layer.
best of luck and hope the jobs a good one..................whatever you use
dock