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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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BraveDonut

Marine Layer wrote: »

78% effacacy in real world research vs 90% plus for the other 3 is the latest info I've seen FYI for anyone offered a choice

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210503/Researchers-demonstrate-real-world-effectiveness-of-Johnson-Johnson-COVID-19-vaccine.aspx

What are the (potential) negatives of the lower efficacy?

[Deleted User]

Just turned down my third appointment. First was for today, then tomorrow & then Sunday. Venue Hilex.

Seems if you reschedule then they offer you the next day. That's a pretty good service

BailMeOut

51
Cork
Registered 4th May
Got a text today for 1st Pfizer for tomorrow morning at City Hall

Mink

Friends of mine, 41 and 44 with no underlying health condition, got call from GP to go in last minute to get left over doses.

Another friend, showed up a day early (by accident) at vaccination centre but they still gave him jab.

It's definitely all systems go on this which is great.

Stickmam

Duzzie wrote: »

Car park was full but people were coming and going frequently. They were directing people to the Aldi carpark. I'm almost there, will have been 2 hours by the time Im done.

Parking was fine but am out on the road queuing here.

babyboom

Logged on to find I've an appointment in the Helix on Sunday for J&J. Aged 51. No text received.

podgeandrodge

eviltimeban wrote: »

The Helix / DCU is a nightmare to park in on a normal day. Have they made any special allowances or opened up any other space?

Do you have to pay for parking?

On the 2 occasions I was there it was very well organised. No problems with parking, multiple parking levels. You get pointed in the right direction and it's easy to park. No charge.

Duzzie

Stickmam wrote: »

What’s the parking like - am due over soon. Thanks.

Car park was full but people were coming and going frequently. They were directing people to the Aldi carpark. I'm almost there, will have been 2 hours by the time Im done.

eviltimeban

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Just passed the Hilex & fair few cars going in and out

The Helix / DCU is a nightmare to park in on a normal day. Have they made any special allowances or opened up any other space?

Do you have to pay for parking?

Stickmam

Duzzie wrote: »

Long queue in Greystones this morning.

What’s the parking like - am due over soon. Thanks.

thenightman

Age: 44, No underlying conditions
Appointment: GP surgery, West Dublin
Notified of appointment: 13/5/21
1st dose: 21/5/21
2nd dose appointment: 18/6/21
Vaccine: Pfizer

1st jab this morning. GP surgery were doing 10-12 people every 15 mins or so. Very impressed at the organisation and efficiency of it all, if this setup is common around the country + the vaccination centre's we're on the right track. Booked in for 2nd dose on 18th of June. Feckin delighted!

bsj

My appointment on HSE portal this morning, no text as yet
Age 51, Helix, Jansen, Sunday 23rd May

[Deleted User]

Just passed the Hilex & fair few cars going in and out

Duzzie

Long queue in Greystones this morning.

[Deleted User]

cnbyz wrote: »

sorry if covered before but can i opt for the Janssen one ? i am 43

Theres no supermarket shelf choice system
You are ofered an mrna vaccine first if available or whatever other
The choice seems to be the reverse of what you are looking to do
If you are offered Astra or Jannsen,you can choose to ask for an mrna vaccine but not the other way round

[Deleted User]

Pepsicass wrote: »

Age: 52
County: Meath
Registered: 11 May
Appointment notified: 20 May
Vaccination Date: 25 May
Venue: Simonstown, Navan
Vaccine: Janssen

Thrilled to get text and to know I'll be fully vaccinated on the 8th June.

78% effacacy in real world research vs 90% plus for the other 3 is the latest info I've seen FYI for anyone offered a choice

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210503/Researchers-demonstrate-real-world-effectiveness-of-Johnson-Johnson-COVID-19-vaccine.aspx

MickyD

darraghn wrote: »

Age 50.
Registered on first day for 50 year olds
Text yesterday - Aviva on Monday 24th May for Pfizer/Bionta
Got a call today from HSE 3pm'ish asking if I could do Aviva Sunday at the same time slot, but for Janssen.
I said yes. No SMS confirmation. Just checked Portal, still showing Pfizer for Monday....

Got the same call yesterday to go in a day earlier on Sunday for Janssen, strange they can't update the portal

Pepsicass

Age: 52
County: Meath
Registered: 11 May
Appointment notified: 20 May
Vaccination Date: 25 May
Venue: Simonstown, Navan
Vaccine: Janssen

Thrilled to get text and to know I'll be fully vaccinated on the 8th June.

notuslimited

Age: 52
County: Kildare
Registered: 10 May
Appointment notified: 19 May
Vaccination Date: 22 May
Venue: Punchestown
Vaccine: Pfizer

gipi

Explanation for the large number of no shows in Drogheda - they were already vaccinated!

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/vaccination-appointments-error-an-issue-at-drogheda-centre-1.4570946

[Deleted User]

podgeandrodge wrote: »

Did they confirm the date, or are you basing it on 4 weeks?

No, doc gave me date and time there and then

podgeandrodge

bubblypop wrote: »

45, no health risk, just got first jab.
Pfizer.
Next one in 17th June

Did they confirm the date, or are you basing it on 4 weeks?

[Deleted User]

stephenjmcd wrote:

Your misunderstanding what's being said here.

I did say I could have been reading wrong. Thanks for clarification

stephenjmcd

Sleeper12 wrote: »

They are calling it "choice-based model"
Don't know if you get to pick your own vaccine or maybe the choice is to take J&J or not. They are only talking about it now. Nothing definite

See my previous reply regarding this.

"The choice based model he refers to is the advice that 45-49 should have a choice to say yes or no to J&J or AstraZeneca if no Pfizer or Moderna available. As we know they aren't doing it because they have the stock of Pfizer and Moderna. The NIAC advise would have lead to a choice based system which they aren't doing is what it's saying"

Your misunderstanding what's being said here.

HSE submitted its proposal to NIAC on J&J and AZ. NIAC came back and said 45-49 get a choice to take it if nothing else available. HSE saying this would have lead to a choice based system, HSE giving 45-49 Moderna or Pfizer, hence no choice based system.

All of this is probably for the vaccine thread anyway

[Deleted User]

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Probably for the vaccine thread but,

AZ based on expected delvieries is going to be primarily dose 2. There are a large number due to begin shortly. 600k roughly dose 2 are required so the majority of incoming deliveries are needed for them. So it's not finished, it's needed but estimates are deliveries will cover dose 2 with little spare.

There is no pick your own vaccine system nor is there one planned currently

They are calling it "choice-based model"
Don't know if you get to pick your own vaccine or maybe the choice is to take J&J or not. They are only talking about it now. Nothing definite

stephenjmcd

Sleeper12 wrote: »

You'll have to read the whole thing as it's sort of spread out

RTE news : Covid-19: Dept of Health reports 469 new cases

http://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0520/1222754-covid-19-ireland/

The choice based model he refers to is the advice that 45-49 should have a choice to say yes or no to J&J or AstraZeneca if no Pfizer or Moderna available. As we know they aren't doing it because they have the stock of Pfizer and Moderna. The NIAC advise would have lead to a choice based system which they aren't doing is what it's saying

[Deleted User]

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Have you a link handy?

You'll have to read the whole thing as it's sort of spread out

RTE news : Covid-19: Dept of Health reports 469 new cases

http://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0520/1222754-covid-19-ireland/

[Deleted User]

ShineOn7 wrote: »

How?

GP had surplus?

Yeah, lots of cancellations, no shows, rang me cos of my job, front line

gar32

The mice and I are waiting until the human testing is finished in 2023.

Keep us up to date with any reactions you have please

stephenjmcd

Sleeper12 wrote: »

AZ is finished if I'm reading the news correctly. I'm reading it as AZ will be only used for 2nd doses moving forward. Also talk of possibly moving to a pick your own vaccine system unless I'm picking it up wrong

Probably for the vaccine thread but,

AZ based on expected delvieries is going to be primarily dose 2. There are a large number due to begin shortly. 600k roughly dose 2 are required so the majority of incoming deliveries are needed for them. So it's not finished, it's needed but estimates are deliveries will cover dose 2 with little spare.

There is no pick your own vaccine system nor is there one planned currently