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Got a confirmed vaccine appointment - Post your age and appointment date

JimmyVik

Got a confirmed vaccine appointment - Post your age and appointment date.
So we can see exactly what ages they are vaccinating at any time.
Dont post if you've already been vaccinated.
Obviously I havent got an appointment to post, so am curious to find out what age they are actually doing at the moment.

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Van.Bosch

Marine Layer wrote: »

Yes
You reply to the text with the word new
Say it in the textd

Does anyone know how long the new appointment takes? Is it pretty quick or you rejoin the queue?

KathleenGrant

Van.Bosch wrote: »

Does anyone know how long the new appointment takes? Is it pretty quick or you rejoin the queue?

it's fairly fast. Couple of days I think.

[Deleted User]

Just to confirm,all appointments today are Astrazenixa in Greystones
Tgey did 1000+ yesterday and ran out of pfizer
This is despite what your portal says or your original text

Tippex

PCKN wrote: »

Just wondering with Pfizer are you given the date of your second appointment on the day of 1st or do you wait for text for 2nd appointment

I got my first vaccine yesterday and got my appointment for the 13th given to me before I left the surgery.

Any GP's doing the vaccinations are coining it in and I have to say from a personal perspective it was great as it meant not having to travel into the aviva (it's only from Bray but its still a pain).

Tippex

Stickmam wrote: »

54, same town. Have heard nothing yet. Can’t figure out why younger folk have been getting their appts for Greystones. I’m guessing we’ll be sent to the Aviva so.

Dr.Belton in the Townhall clinic is doing the vaccines I'm not sure if there are any other GP's in the Town doing it also. They were trucking through them when I was there yesterday.

Jane1012

Tippex wrote: »

I got my first vaccine yesterday and got my appointment for the 13th given to me before I left the surgery.

Any GP's doing the vaccinations are coining it in and I have to say from a personal perspective it was great as it meant not having to travel into the aviva (it's only from Bray but its still a pain).

There’s a vaccination center in greystones…

Leinsterblue

Marine Layer wrote: »

Just to confirm,all appointments today are Astrazenixa in Greystones
Tgey did 1000+ yesterday and ran out of pfizer
This is despite what your portal says or your original text

That's a problem for wife who has condition susceptible to blood clots and advised to get Pfizer... sounds messy, not sure what to do now. Where are you hearing this ?

Lumen

Jane1012 wrote: »

There’s a vaccination center in greystones…

But it's anecdotally not serving Bray.

[Deleted User]

Leinsterblue wrote: »

That's a problem for wife who has condition susceptible to blood clots and advised to get Pfizer... sounds messy, not sure what to do now. Where are you hearing this ?

I was there today bringing someone up
Theres a doctor onsite so you can ask for him
They were announcing it at the door
Shoreline also sent out a text last night to some

Baybay

Leinsterblue wrote: »

That's a problem for wife who has condition susceptible to blood clots and advised to get Pfizer... sounds messy, not sure what to do now. Where are you hearing this ?

She can reply to the notification text saying new & another appointment will be sent.
They’re telling people in the queue every so often in Greystones this morning that Pfizer wasn’t delivered as planned but AZ is being offered instead. Most seemed happy enough to take the AZ.
Although if your wife is compromised, maybe a word with her doctor to organise a vaccine at the surgery might be appropriate.

JimmyVik

I wonder you dont want Astra Zeneca or J&J, but would rather wait for pfizer, how long does it take to get another appointment for it?
That will start to become a bigger issue when the under 50s start getting the choice.

My sister.
Age 52 Registered last week.
Got text today for appointment at Helix on 21 May
Pfizer

ebbsy

Wife 54, Thursday, some hotel in Portlaoise.

I am 49 type 2, might pop along as well to see if I can get a piece of the action.

Stickmam

Tippex wrote: »

Dr.Belton in the Townhall clinic is doing the vaccines I'm not sure if there are any other GP's in the Town doing it also. They were trucking through them when I was there yesterday.

Surely that’s for vaccinating Cohorts 4 & 7 - I don’t think GP's are vaccinating other patients on their lists.

gypsylee

Age: 53

Registered 10th May,
Appointment tomorrow, 19th May in Punchestown
Pfizer

[Deleted User]

JimmyVik wrote: »

I wonder you dont want Astra Zeneca or J&J, but would rather wait for pfizer, how long does it take to get another appointment for it?
That will start to become a bigger issue when the under 50s start getting the choice.

It shouldn't make that much of a difference. 40s are supposed to be offered an mRNA vaccine, they can only be offered AZ or J&J if nothing else is available. Given that we have a steady supply of Pfizer, this shouldn't be a major issue.

The HSE can't actively choose to target the 40s with AZ and J&J.

dermiestv

Age:60
Registered: 27-04-21
Appointment Received:17-05-21
Appointment Date:19-05-21
Location: DIFE Drogheda
Vaccine: AZ

Pass123

Has anybody any idea what age group is getting their vaccines at the moment in the Aviva? Hadn't heard anything in the last couple of days.

stuffit

Age: 53
Location: Dublin City Centre
Date of Registration: 4th May

Texts/Emails received: None
Checked the portal: Today 18th May
Vaccination appointment for: 19th May

Vaccine: Pfizer

So no notifications were sent to me. If I hadn't checked the HSE website, I would be none the wiser.
Shocking ineptitude. I would bet that the cyber attack has nothing to do with this.

axe2grind

Age 52
Registered 11th May.
Text notification on 16h May for Pfizer vaccine on 18th (today) in Greystones.

Got text yesterday informing that I may be offered AstraZeneca.

At the centre I was offered choice of AstraZeneca today or come back in 2 to 5 days for Pfizer. I asked about jab intervals. 12 to 16 weeks for AstraZeneca, 4 weeks for Pfizer.
I am now awaiting text with new appointment in next few days.

stephenjmcd

axe2grind wrote: »

Age 52
Registered 11th May.
Text notification on 16h May for Pfizer vaccine on 18th (today) in Greystones.

Got text yesterday informing that I may be offered AstraZeneca.

At the centre I was offered choice of AstraZeneca today or come back in 2 to 5 days for Pfizer. I asked about jab intervals. 12 to 16 weeks for AstraZeneca, 4 weeks for Pfizer.
I am now awaiting text with new appointment in next few days.

Just on jab intervals, your considered vaccinated with AZ before your considered vaccinated with Pfizer, if that's your concern. 2nd dose of AZ is for longer term upkeep of efficiency

Just a point to be made.

When your considered vaccinated:
Four weeks after their first dose of AstraZeneca.
Two weeks after the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Two weeks after their second dose of Moderna.
One week after their second dose of Pfizer.

Leinsterblue

Greystones running two hours behind schedule and massive Q, and yes they dont have the Pfizer they had people down for but are giving AstraZeneca...

Cloudio9

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Just on jab intervals, your considered vaccinated with AZ before your considered vaccinated with Pfizer, if that's your concern. 2nd dose of AZ is for longer term upkeep of efficiency

Just a point to be made.

When your considered vaccinated:
Four weeks after their first dose of AstraZeneca.
Two weeks after the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Two weeks after their second dose of Moderna.
One week after their second dose of Pfizer.

Are you saying they’ll allow people with one shot of AZ get vaccine passport after 4 weeks. I think a lot of younger people are put off AZ by perceived wait to be considered fully vaccinated.

axe2grind

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Just on jab intervals, your considered vaccinated with AZ before your considered vaccinated with Pfizer, if that's your concern. 2nd dose of AZ is for longer term upkeep of efficiency

Just a point to be made.

When your considered vaccinated:
Four weeks after their first dose of AstraZeneca.
Two weeks after the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Two weeks after their second dose of Moderna.
One week after their second dose of Pfizer.

With that info, I may have proceeded today. But I am happy to have finished up sooner.

HereinBray

Leinsterblue wrote: »

Greystones running two hours behind schedule and massive Q, and yes they dont have the Pfizer they had people down for but are giving AstraZeneca...

Age 54

Registered May 5th

Scheduled Vaccine 19th May

No text - checked the site. Updated in the past couple of hours.

Advised that it's Pfizer - but I'm guessing it will be changed.

plodder

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Just on jab intervals, your considered vaccinated with AZ before your considered vaccinated with Pfizer, if that's your concern. 2nd dose of AZ is for longer term upkeep of efficiency

Just a point to be made.

When your considered vaccinated:
Four weeks after their first dose of AstraZeneca.
Two weeks after the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Two weeks after their second dose of Moderna.
One week after their second dose of Pfizer.

I thought that was just for the vaccine "bonus" in this country, which people probably don't care too much about, as opposed to the EU vaccine green cert, which it doesn't apply to .. currently?

axe2grind

Leinsterblue wrote: »

Greystones running two hours behind schedule and massive Q, and yes they dont have the Pfizer they had people down for but are giving AstraZeneca...

I queue for 60 minutes to get in the door. Arrived 11.33

stephenjmcd

Cloudio9 wrote: »

Are you saying they’ll allow people with one shot of AZ get vaccine passport after 4 weeks. I think a lot of younger people are put off AZ by perceived wait to be considered fully vaccinated.

EU Green cert is still being ironed out, including these details

stephenjmcd

plodder wrote: »

I thought that was just for the vaccine "bonus" in this country, which people probably don't care too much about, as opposed to the EU vaccine green cert, which it doesn't apply to .. currently?

EU details are still being ironed out pending final recommendations to the commission & discussion between member states. It's not ruled in or out. Some countries have indeed begun letting people in for non essential travel with 1 dose.

iamwhoiam

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Just on jab intervals, your considered vaccinated with AZ before your considered vaccinated with Pfizer, if that's your concern. 2nd dose of AZ is for longer term upkeep of efficiency

Just a point to be made.

When your considered vaccinated:
Four weeks after their first dose of AstraZeneca.
Two weeks after the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Two weeks after their second dose of Moderna.
One week after their second dose of Pfizer.

This needs to be shouted from the roof tops
The message is not getting through to people and so many are not aware of this
I don’t understand why HSE are not putting it out there

tea and coffee

stuffit wrote: »

Age: 53
Location: Dublin City Centre
Date of Registration: 4th May

Texts/Emails received: None
Checked the portal: Today 18th May
Vaccination appointment for: 19th May

Vaccine: Pfizer

So no notifications were sent to me. If I hadn't checked the HSE website, I would be none the wiser.
Shocking ineptitude. I would bet that the cyber attack has nothing to do with this.

How do you check the portal please? We would have the same details approx as you