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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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Rebelbrowser

Sleeper12 wrote: »

I think only 45 to 49 can opt for AZ & J&J. Happy to be corrected on this.

I'm only guessing here but I'd imagine over 50s will need to finish or almost finished before 45 to 49 get the option of AZ & JJ. The plan is to stick to the age groups.

Its the other way around. NIAC advice is 45-49 should be given MRNA - but can be offered JJ or AZ if (and only if) no MRNA is available. But even then, the patient can decline AZ or JJ and wait for MRNA with no negative consequences.

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corkonion wrote: »

I have noticed that nobody is currently being offered the AZ vaccine. Have we stopped giving first doses of it?

It depends on what they have in stock. We have just received a delivery of J&J so that's the main one for the next week or so

iamwhoiam

schmoo2k wrote: »

My sons GP simply organised a time slot for him at the local MVC - I don't think they get 60Eur for that?

The GP is paid €30 per dose given .

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gozunda wrote:

How's that work where the current guidance is that those aged 49- 40 have the option of receiving an AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson vaccine, or waiting for an mRNA (Pfizer or Moderna) jab?

I think only 45 to 49 can opt for AZ & J&J. Happy to be corrected on this.

I'm only guessing here but I'd imagine over 50s will need to finish or almost finished before 45 to 49 get the option of AZ & JJ. The plan is to stick to the age groups.

corkonion

I have noticed that nobody is currently being offered the AZ vaccine. Have we stopped giving first doses of it?

I am me123

30 years old
Midlands.
Getting my 2nd dose tomorrow!

ton3181

Sorry for hijacking this thread but I am watching it with great interest, especially seeing the speed some are receiving vaccine post registration.

My question is: has anyone any knowledge of reasons why EastMeath/South Drogheda appears so far behind?

I registered on 5th May, age 58 and no appointment yet. This is the position for all under 60s go far as I can tell.

Ilovelucy

Age 51
Appointment is for J&J in Castlebar, Co Mayo this Monday

awec

Swindled wrote: »

So have I got this right, you register online with the HSE, and then you could then be called to a centre or by your GP ?
Or do you contact your GP directly and see if they can fit you in before a centre contacts you ?

I think your GP will contact you if they have a vaccine for you. I have never registered or even enquired but got a call out of the blue from my GP yesterday asking if I could come today for a vaccine.

I wasn't expecting to be vaccinated until the very end of the process as I'm only 32.

moshea

gozunda wrote: »

How's that work where the current guidance is that those aged 49- 40 have the option of receiving an AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson vaccine, or waiting for an mRNA (Pfizer or Moderna) jab?

I think that while thats the advise from NIAC but it hasn't been operationalised by the HSE yet. so currently the HSE are giving just mRNA vaccines for the 49-45 group.

-M.

Swindled

So have I got this right, you register online with the HSE, and then you could then be called to a centre or by your GP ?
Or do you contact your GP directly and see if they can fit you in before a centre contacts you ?

gozunda

Diane Selwyn wrote: »

Got another text - dilemma solved!

Please note that your appointment in Croke Park Vaccination Centre for Saturday, May 22 is CANCELLED.
We are running a Janssen & Janssen clinic and people under 50 are not eligible for this vaccine.
We will be in contact next week with a new appointment.
We apologise for any inconvenience.

How's that work where the current guidance is that those aged 49- 40 have the option of receiving an AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson vaccine, or waiting for an mRNA (Pfizer or Moderna) jab?

sean72

Leinsterblue wrote: »

Mine arrived from an 086 mobile number.

And this was a straight forward vaccination centre appointment?

schmoo2k

Cloudio9 wrote: »

At €60 per patient it's a windfall for GP's, much more profitable than seeing patients.

iamwhoiam wrote: »

They are paid €60 per patient by the DoH

My sons GP simply organised a time slot for him at the local MVC - I don't think they get 60Eur for that?

davo2001

sean72 wrote: »

Can I ask when you receive you text appointments are these from 08* Irish mobiles. Strange question I know but I am having some issue with my phone and verification codes and was concerned the appointment text are from some automated system and I may not get it due to my technical issues

Got mine from a +1 (US number) this morning, but it was done through my GP.

Leinsterblue

sean72 wrote: »

Can I ask when you receive you text appointments are these from 08* Irish mobiles. Strange question I know but I am having some issue with my phone and verification codes and was concerned the appointment text are from some automated system and I may not get it due to my technical issues

Mine arrived from an 086 mobile number.

sean72

Can I ask when you receive you text appointments are these from 08* Irish mobiles. Strange question I know but I am having some issue with my phone and verification codes and was concerned the appointment text are from some automated system and I may not get it due to my technical issues

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podgeandrodge wrote: »

is that just a co-incidence? Or are some portal registrations being fulfilled by GP's? I thought it was all MVCs.

I think the portal registration needs to be cancelled
Gp vaccinations are for cohort 4 and 7
The regging on the portal is an adfitional queue for someone on a gp list

iamwhoiam

awec wrote: »

It's free?

At least, I didn't pay anything for mine this morning.

They are paid €60 per patient by the DoH

Diane Selwyn

Got another text - dilemma solved!

Please note that your appointment in Croke Park Vaccination Centre for Saturday, May 22 is CANCELLED.
We are running a Janssen & Janssen clinic and people under 50 are not eligible for this vaccine.
We will be in contact next week with a new appointment.
We apologise for any inconvenience.

CiboC

Marine Layer wrote: »

Some vaccines are 90% plus overall effacy others are less

This is a useful explanation for comparing efficacy numbers (and why you really can't!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3odScka55A

cherryghost

airy fairy wrote: »

Your GP is running an unethical business imo. Jabbing all patients regardless of health conditions and ages is not the way the rollout is to be done.

I was informed, that all their registered at risk patients had first jabs done, and some outright refused the jab. Some in for 2nd jabs, was talking to a few in the queue. HSE allocated the clinic more Pfizer jabs than they have for those groups... I dont think they are doing anything wrong.

axe2grind

Minimal queue in Shoreline Greystones this morning. In and out in 22 mins, including the 15 minute observation period. Big change from the 1 to 2 hr queue couple days ago. Horrible day for queueing outdoors.

podgeandrodge

tucker1971 wrote: »

Registered on portal, texted by GP

is that just a co-incidence? Or are some portal registrations being fulfilled by GP's? I thought it was all MVCs.

naughtysmurf

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Not going to repeat what was discussed on the vaccine thread last night. Real world data is better than trial data

If that’s the case why don’t the WHO & HSE update their websites or make clearer as regards efficacy as they currently say there is an efficacy difference of 10%, Janssen 85.4% for severe disease & hospitalisation & Pfizer 95% against symptomatic SARS - CoV - 2 infection

The efficacy descriptions are different probably because the vaccines are different tech & work differently? But what most people see are the official percentage figures & that is what is causing some people to question whether Janssen is the one for them

https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/the-j-j-covid-19-vaccine-what-you-need-to-know

https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/who-can-take-the-pfizer-biontech-covid-19--vaccine

https://www2.hse.ie/screening-and-vaccinations/covid-19-vaccine/janssen/immunity/

CiboC

Age: 51
Location: South Dublin
Date of Registration: 12th May

Vaccination appointment for: 21st May

Vaccine: J&J
Dublin

jellybear

awec wrote: »

It's free?

At least, I didn't pay anything for mine this morning.

https://www.thejournal.ie/gp-pharmacist-vaccine-plan-5328855-Jan2021/

Duzzie

Age: 50
Location: South Wicklow
Date of Registration: 13th May

Texts/Emails received: Text, 20th May
Vaccination appointment for: 21st May

Vaccine: J&J
Greystones

airy fairy

cherryghost wrote: »

GP texted me last week, didnt register on HSE portal. I rang the GP shortly after and got my wife in for a jab too. So honestly its worth ringing your local GP.

Your GP is running an unethical business imo. Jabbing all patients regardless of health conditions and ages is not the way the rollout is to be done.

tucker1971

fvp4 wrote: »

registered with that clinic or the portal, or both?

Registered on portal, texted by GP