Jellybaby_1 wrote: » Finding it hard to read all the appointments here as there are two people in my family who have not even got their first appointments yet, both 68/69, both with health issues. So the main question is, why have they moved on so quickly to people in their 40's and 50's when people in the 60's are still waiting to be called??
Fann Linn wrote: » Talk tonight on 6.1 also that 26000 single jab J & J will also be given out to the 50s age group rather than they go to waste. Would love to get one of those 'golden tickets'.
Cork Lass wrote: » Not true. I know a couple of 59 year olds who have had the AZ and a couple of 58 years olds scheduled to get Pfizer tomorrow and Friday.
Heraldoffreeent wrote: » I'm 54 as well, registered Sunday, Haven't heard back yet either.
Orchids wrote: » When did you you get your text? I'm 54 & didn't hear anything, hubby is 57 & was vaccinated yesterday in citywest. He got his text on sat
wiz569 wrote: » I only got it this morning about 9.30am.
Xander10 wrote: » Everybody in the 50-59 age bracket get the same vaccine. I just would have thought, logically, they they would deal per oldest registration date first. Seems to be just the way the HSE deal witk a lot of things.
wiz569 wrote: » 56, tomorrow in Citywest.
Sleeper12 wrote: » It's most likely happening because there are different vaccines for different age.
pc7 wrote: » Early 40's cohort 7, GP this week.
jellybear wrote: Not to derail thread but happening in the Helix for definite. 59 year olds being called ahead of 62 year olds. Eircodes in the same area so not sure what's happening.
Xander10 wrote: » Know a few 58yrs called ahead of 59yrs which registered a day earlier. How is that happening? Is it due to geographical location?