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

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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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Golfwidow

quodec wrote: »

Age 60
Registered 28th April

No movement in four weeks, so rang 1850 241850 at lunchtime today and after press 1 press 2 procedure, eventually was talking to someone in India, it seemed. Advised him of the 28 days wait. He asked me some ID questions and told me to wait. Moments later he advised I was being moved up to a priority list. I asked him would that lead to a text in the near future but though polite, he wouldn't commit. So, call over, I wondered would I be doing the same thing in a few days. Yet at 6pm this evening a text came through advising to go to Fairways Hotel MVC, Dundalk this Thursday for 1.20pm. It will be an Astra Zeneca jab.
Delighted with the result but as per my previous posts, allocation of ages and times by HSE seems haphazard at best, with lots of glitches, particularly in the Louth area.

Fantastic news for you. Are you Louth/Drogheda/East Meath area?

Fann Linn

iamwhoiam wrote: »

I have a few days booked in a hotel in mid July . My second vaccine is due in and around then . Must say if it happened to be when we are away I will drive home to get my vaccine . It wouldn’t even enter my head not to take the appointment I am givin
Hair appointment ? Really ? Jaysus

Same here, couldn't wait to get it, but like our hiker on the previous page some folk have other things on their mind.

iamwhoiam

Fann Linn wrote: »

Some people have different priorities. A neighbour cancelled cos it clashed with her hair appointment. Each to their own.

I have a few days booked in a hotel in mid July . My second vaccine is due in and around then . Must say if it happened to be when we are away I will drive home to get my vaccine . It wouldn’t even enter my head not to take the appointment I am givin
Hair appointment ? Really ? Jaysus

Fann Linn

Marine Layer wrote: »

Your weekends hiking can wait
Take the shot is my advice

Some people have different priorities. A neighbour cancelled cos it clashed with her hair appointment. Each to their own.

Feria40

SNNUS wrote: »

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

The priorities list in my own head would be vaccine top of the queue followed by pretty much everything else.. but that's only me!

But I guess if your not in a rush and a (up to )3 week wait makes no odds to you then just reply New

quodec

Age 60
Registered 28th April

No movement in four weeks, so rang 1850 241850 at lunchtime today and after press 1 press 2 procedure, eventually was talking to someone in India, it seemed. Advised him of the 28 days wait. He asked me some ID questions and told me to wait. Moments later he advised I was being moved up to a priority list. I asked him would that lead to a text in the near future but though polite, he wouldn't commit. So, call over, I wondered would I be doing the same thing in a few days. Yet at 6pm this evening a text came through advising to go to Fairways Hotel MVC, Dundalk this Thursday for 1.20pm. It will be an Astra Zeneca jab.
Delighted with the result but as per my previous posts, allocation of ages and times by HSE seems haphazard at best, with lots of glitches, particularly in the Louth area.

[Deleted User]

SNNUS wrote: »

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

Your weekends hiking can wait
Take the shot is my advice

lulublue22

Darwin wrote: »

I wasn't asked for my photoID at all, but I was asked what my PPS number was (I happen to know it without looking anything up). The text states to bring phone + photoID, nothing about PPS, be prepared just in case you are asked.

Tks - I know my pps no off so that’s grand - rang helpline very nice lady who said it should be grand but they might be sticky but surely I wouldn’t be the only one so they shouldn’t be sticky

have a few bits with married name & address just no photo id. It should he grand.

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SNNUS wrote:

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

Typing new can give you a text with new appointment the very next day or up to 3 weeks later. It really depends on the centre you attend. Some centers haven't finished first dose of over 60s. Other centers are on the 40s age group

SNNUS

Sam Hain wrote: »

Would you have the same hesitation if it was the first shot?
Hiking FFS.

Yep

Chicken Run

is_that_so wrote: »

Interesting. Was that 12 weeks or 16 weeks?

12 weeks

Darwin

lulublue22 wrote: »

No - anything with my photo is maiden name including driving license. have payslips etc with married name.

I wasn't asked for my photoID at all, but I was asked what my PPS number was (I happen to know it without looking anything up). The text states to bring phone + photoID, nothing about PPS, be prepared just in case you are asked.

iamwhoiam

SNNUS wrote: »

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

I could barely move the next day never mind go hiking .

Sam Hain

SNNUS wrote: »

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

Would you have the same hesitation if it was the first shot?
Hiking FFS.

SNNUS

I got a text for 2nd dose of AZ on Friday afternoon, thing is I am hiking on saturday and generally a busy weekend so worrying about side effects, how long will I wait if i reply New for a different date if anyone has experience of it??

ShineOn7

Sleahy296 wrote: »

45 registered at 3pm today got text appointment at 6pm for appointment in 2 days Thurs 25th Pfizer jab, Cork Pairc Ui Chaoimh

Crazy fast

Well done

ShineOn7

humberklog wrote: »

Myself and partner 1st shot today. Pfizer in the Helix.

Efficient and friendly.

When I entered the Helix there was 8 soldiers in camo gear coming down the stairs in the foyer which gave a nice World War Z feel to the moment.
You enter single file into the auditorium which is mostly black and dark wood and the clinical white polyfiber cubicles was visually quite striking. Otherworldly.

I didn't understand what the African doctor was saying too well except for the four times he tried to explain to his supervisor that he was on overtime from 4 to 8 and needed a certain chit signed. It's was funny looking at her eyes rolling each time he said it.

It was the first time in the last 15 months that I actually felt that, for this moment at least, maybe we were all in this together.

I hope the doc got his form signed. For everyone's sake.

Very descriptive!

What age are yous?

ShineOn7

Samob wrote: »

They are local in the Irish language section and not a call centre in India reading off a script which I seemed to get before

There seems to be a lot of outsourcing of the HSE "help" line to India and all they're doing is reading from a script

I was lucky enough to get a very helpful lad from Navan earlier who told me all those on the help line are working from home and it's pot luck who you get

greenflash

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

you are probably right. I suppose it could be that they've heard JJ has fallen further behind and they've given up waiting - but that is total speculation without any basis. Just trying to explain the prioritisation of late 40's over early 50's so far this week....

I'm 50 and gave up trying to rationalise prioritisation in Ireland a long time ago.

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lulublue22 wrote: »

That might be the way to go alright

I blame my parents - brought up with the running away money idea !

Won't be an issue,I'd say
The vaccination people are lovely,you won't be the first or the last to have the married vs maiden name issue
You'll ve waved on I'd say after you tell them

lulublue22

Fann Linn wrote: »

The only thing for it so is: DIVORCE

That might be the way to go alright

I blame my parents - brought up with the running away money idea !

ArmaniJeanss

50
Corduff D15.
Registered 15th May.
Text yesterday for City West Thursday 27th May 9am.
Moderna.

****
Pig of a place to get to without car, will have to get bus into town (which will literally put me within touching distance of Croke Pk) then Luas out to City West.
Seems to be no way to get location changed, but so be it. Have tried the helpline a few times but always told no.

I'll aim for 9am but if I turn up at 10am rather than 9 would there be any issue?

Fann Linn

lulublue22 wrote: »

No - anything with my photo is maiden name including driving license. have payslips etc with married name.

The only thing for it so is: DIVORCE

lulublue22

Fann Linn wrote: »

Have ye work Id? They'll accept that

No - anything with my photo is maiden name including driving license. have payslips etc with married name.

Rebelbrowser

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Happy days. The sequencing is mad though. Its not as though everyone 46+ in Cork is done already, I know loads of late 40's in Cork not yet done. But as a 1976'er myself your post is sending me straight to check the portal!

Actually, I've just received texts from two other 45 year old friends saying they have P u C appointments for Thursday. Looks like the entire 45-49 cohort will be done in Cork city anyway by the weekend so they need to get the 40-44 registrations open...

Edit - I keeping getting texts. Just about everyone I know in Cork born in 1975 is getting appointments for Thursday. Hopefully we 1976'ers will get texts tomorrow

Fann Linn

lulublue22 wrote: »

Does anyone know what the story is with photo id ? All photo id is in maiden name and of course without thinking I registered with my married name.

Have ye work Id? They'll accept that

Rebelbrowser

Sleahy296 wrote: »

45 registered at 3pm today got text appointment at 6pm for appoimtment in 2 days Thurs 25th Pfizer jab, Cork Pairc Ui Chaoimh

Happy days. The sequencing is mad though. Its not as though everyone 46+ in Cork is done already, I know loads of late 40's in Cork not yet done. But as a 1976'er myself your post is sending me straight to check the portal!

Rebelbrowser

greenflash wrote: »

Appointment came in... Pfizer at DCU on Thursday. Nice theory but...

you are probably right. I suppose it could be that they've heard JJ has fallen further behind and they've given up waiting - but that is total speculation without any basis. Just trying to explain the prioritisation of late 40's over early 50's so far this week....

humberklog

lulublue22 wrote: »

Does anyone know what the story is with photo id ? All photo id is in maiden name and of course without thinking I registered with my married name.

I wouldn't worry about it. You can explain to the person taking the details what you did.

iamwhoiam

lulublue22 wrote: »

Could try that - it is another language though ðŸ€ª

Bank cards in your married name ? Bring the cert anyway and something in your married name like a utility bill .