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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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Stickmam

BraveDonut wrote: »

It's pissing me off that I have not received an appointment. I don't care when it is but I would really like to have some acknowledgement from the system that my registration is being processed - especially when others are getting appointments around me.
Next we'll see the updates from the 45-49's that start registering today

I think we will be called to the Aviva and this is why we haven’t heard yet. I would like to see how the appointments are worked out though because it doesn’t make sense if it’s being done by age that we haven’t been called yet when younger people have. So it must be by area and age.

Delta2113

Bella3005 wrote: »

Age: 51
Location: Dublin (Goatstown)
Date of Registration: 12th May

Texts/Emails received: no text, found appointment on portal
Vaccination appointment for: 21st of May

Vaccine: Janssen in Aviva

I have requested a reschedule as I'm not happy with the vaccine.

I logged in earlier to discover my appointment but just got my text message as well. Can't believe you rescheduled but it's a free Country.

Happiest text message I ever got.

pc7

BraveDonut wrote: »

It's pissing me off that I have not received an appointment. I don't care when it is but I would really like to have some acknowledgement from the system that my registration is being processed -

If you log in and can see you are awaiting appointment 1 you are being processed.

Different areas will have different demographics, we may start seeing anomalies in some centres especially if people are rejecting the first vaccine offer. You will get called, if you can't see that your details in the portal then give the HSE a buzz.

BraveDonut

BraveDonut wrote: »

Age: 53
Registered: 9/5

Heard nothing. Nothing on the website.

I'm in Bray, so I would expect Aviva or Greystones.

It's pissing me off that I have not received an appointment. I don't care when it is but I would really like to have some acknowledgement from the system that my registration is being processed - especially when others are getting appointments around me.
Next we'll see the updates from the 45-49's that start registering today

axe2grind

Leinsterblue wrote: »

Did you hear anything back ? Just rang hse helpline and according to their system I'm down as having not showed up for appointment yesterday despite the fact I was there and for over 2hrs. Said it could be a couple of weeks.. so why are the greystones vac centre misinforming and offering things they cant do ?

Just got text, pfizer tomorrow morning.

(for everyone else, was supposed to get Pfizer in Greystones on Tues, but they only had AZ. They gave choice to take AZ or come back in 2 to 5 days for Pfizer)

Tweeter

53 - Wednesday May 19th - Aviva Stadium - Pfizer - delighted

Bella3005

Age: 51
Location: Dublin (Goatstown)
Date of Registration: 12th May

Texts/Emails received: no text, found appointment on portal
Vaccination appointment for: 21st of May

Vaccine: Janssen in Aviva

I have requested a reschedule as I'm not happy with the vaccine.

Delta2113

52 - Friday May 21 - Aviva Stadium - Janssen - happy days!

daretodream

is_that_so wrote: »

Maybe call the HSE helpline? One poster did show up on the day at the same time for jab 2 and they seemed to be able to resolve that scenario.

Just off the phone from that HSE Helpline. All his details are with them and he'll be called in due course so its a matter of don't panic, won't be forgotten. Happy with that.

is_that_so

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Last off topic post. It might amuse some. When I registered it told me how old I was. This is unusual and can't recall it happening before on other sites. Anyway it told me that I was 53. I nearly fell off the chair. I genuinely thought that I was 54. I've been floating on air since. Feels like they gave me an extra year of life!

It just means you can't count anymore!

is_that_so

daretodream wrote: »

Family member (Group 4 very high risk) had his 1st Moderna shot on 13 April at City West. Due his 2nd this coming Friday but no text....Neither his Consultant, vacination Centre or HSE any the wiser. Any advice for him or is it just sit tight and wait?

Maybe call the HSE helpline? One poster did show up on the day at the same time for jab 2 and they seemed to be able to resolve that scenario.

PCKN

babyboom wrote: »

Getting frustrated here. I'm 51 in North County Dublin. All my friends both here and outside Dublin have been vaccinated except me. System seems to be a bit random.

they are only 57 at Croke Park centre - apparently its the longest waiting time as such a big area. Long Qs as well - was there yesterday

[Deleted User]

Last off topic post. It might amuse some. When I registered it told me how old I was. This is unusual and can't recall it happening before on other sites. Anyway it told me that I was 53. I nearly fell off the chair. I genuinely thought that I was 54. I've been floating on air since. Feels like they gave me an extra year of life!

daretodream

Jane1012 wrote: »

A few people on here seem to have just shown up 28 days later. Does he have his card with his original vaccine?

Yes he has a card. Never thought of just turning up especially without a time...would he not just be sent home again? Worried also they'd not have Moderna but only specific vaccine for those called to appointments.

Jane1012

daretodream wrote: »

Family member (Group 4 very high risk) had his 1st Moderna shot on 13 April at City West. Due his 2nd this coming Friday but no text....Neither his Consultant, vacination Centre or HSE any the wiser. Any advice for him or is it just sit tight and wait?

A few people on here seem to have just shown up 28 days later. Does he have his card with his original vaccine?

daretodream

Family member (Group 4 very high risk) had his 1st Moderna shot on 13 April at City West. Due his 2nd this coming Friday but no text....Neither his Consultant, vacination Centre or HSE any the wiser. Any advice for him or is it just sit tight and wait?

thebiglad

garrett b wrote: »

Anyone else having problems with the HSE vaccine portal? When I log into my account they say they have sent a text with a pin number to verify it's your account. But no text or pin today, tried several times. Worked fine yesterday.

Yes, having exact same problem

gipi

garrett b wrote: »

Anyone else having problems with the HSE vaccine portal? When I log into my account they say they have sent a text with a pin number to verify it's your account. But no text or pin today, tried several times. Worked fine yesterday.

I had that problem yesterday. Worked fine for me this morning.

Leinsterblue

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.

Did you hear anything back ? Just rang hse helpline and according to their system I'm down as having not showed up for appointment yesterday despite the fact I was there and for over 2hrs. Said it could be a couple of weeks.. so why are the greystones vac centre misinforming and offering things they cant do ?

garrett b

Anyone else having problems with the HSE vaccine portal? When I log into my account they say they have sent a text with a pin number to verify it's your account. But no text or pin today, tried several times. Worked fine yesterday.

[Deleted User]

Call me Al wrote: »

What's not to like? One shot and you're done.

That's the risk you take with it. One shot & you might be done forever!! If they are deemed not quite safe for someone 3 years younger than me then I ain't taking it. It's that simple.

Anyway we are getting off topic. I just wanted to post for those who don't want J&J or AZ what the procedure is for bottom of the queue & what their options are. I'm not trying to sway anyone one way or another

stephenjmcd

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Yes, until a suitable vaccine becomes available. Once you get to the mid 40s group then there is little demand for AZ or J&J left. They can't be used on younger so they wont be ordered in to Ireland or in very limited numbers. The bulk of the vaccines brought in will be other than AZ or J&J. I'm happy to wait another 6 to 8 weeks

They're all suitable unless your advised by a medical professional not to take one of them for whatever reason.

Call me Al

podgeandrodge wrote: »

J&J seems to be popular for the early 50s now!

What's not to like? One shot and you're done.

[Deleted User]

Call me Al wrote: »

So, to cut a line story short, you can't be sure.

But you'll keep rebooking indefinitely.

Yes, until a suitable vaccine becomes available. Once you get to the mid 40s group then there is little demand for AZ or J&J left. They can't be used on younger so they wont be ordered in to Ireland or in very limited numbers. The bulk of the vaccines brought in will be other than AZ or J&J. I'm happy to wait another 6 to 8 weeks

podgeandrodge

J&J seems to be popular for the early 50s now!

emrys

Call me Al wrote: »

Who said you were being made take any vaccine? I certainly didn't.

To cut a line story short, you can't be sure what you'll be offered next, or the the time after that.. and on and on.

But you'll keep rebooking indefinitely.

im registered since last wednesday (51) and still waiting - I would love to be offered J&J whenever i get my appointment - 2 weeks and done.

mountain

57,
Getting J&J on Friday

Call me Al

Sleeper12 wrote: »

The first thing to remember is that no one can force you to take a vaccine that you don't want. The answer from Leo is back to the end of the queue. What he didn't explain is that the queue is never longer than 3 weeks. So back to end of queue is 3 weeks or less

I rang the helpline last night & said I'm not comfortable with astrazeneca or Johnson & Johnson but I'm happy to go to end of the queue & how do I do that? Cancel altogether or what. Was told the end of the queue is no more that 3 weeks at any given time. They said reschedule the appointment & I'll get another one within 3 weeks. They said the vaccine offered may not change so quickly as what is offered is based on what is in stock at the moment. They said keep rescheduling the appointment & eventually something more suitable will be offered. I rang back 30 minutes later to put the same question to another person & was given the same information. This person told me that since they started offering Johnson & Johnson yesterday for parts of the country that they have been flooded with calls like mine & a lot are rescheduling. They already had people rescheduling from astrazeneca & many of these got pfizer offered since

Who said you were being made take any vaccine? I certainly didn't.

To cut a line story short, you can't be sure what you'll be offered next, or the the time after that.. and on and on.

But you'll keep rebooking indefinitely.

[Deleted User]

Call me Al wrote: »

Are you able to decline an appointment on that basis if you're 50+? How do you know for sure they'll offer you what you want next time?

I thought that clause was only for those 49 and under.

The first thing to remember is that no one can force you to take a vaccine that you don't want. The answer from Leo is back to the end of the queue. What he didn't explain is that the queue is never longer than 3 weeks. So back to end of queue is 3 weeks or less

I rang the helpline last night & said I'm not comfortable with astrazeneca or Johnson & Johnson but I'm happy to go to end of the queue & how do I do that? Cancel altogether or what. Was told the end of the queue is no more that 3 weeks at any given time. They said reschedule the appointment & I'll get another one within 3 weeks. They said the vaccine offered may not change so quickly as what is offered is based on what is in stock at the moment. They said keep rescheduling the appointment & eventually something more suitable will be offered. I rang back 30 minutes later to put the same question to another person & was given the same information. This person told me that since they started offering Johnson & Johnson yesterday for parts of the country that they have been flooded with calls like mine & a lot are rescheduling. They already had people rescheduling from astrazeneca & many of these got pfizer offered since

JimmyVik

Two friends, both 52 years old.
Appointments for Friday at DCU.
Both J&J.