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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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surfin_shoes

48...Registered on the 20th, got a text from them on the 28th, got first Pfizer one yesterday in the Helix

loyatemu

1wizards sleeve wrote: »

What vaccine is likely for 40 yr olds. Its very hard to keep up to date thanks

Pfizer or Moderna

shoes43

I am 45 (46 in a few weeks). Based in Mayo. Registered on the 19th May still waiting on a date. It will probably be in Breaffy in the Vaccination Centre. Last week people I know in their early 50s seem to be getting it so not sure at what stage it is at in Breaffy.

1wizards sleeve

What vaccine is likely for 40 yr olds. Its very hard to keep up to date thanks

Irish Aris

King of Spades wrote: »

You’re the first person I’m aware of that’s getting a jab in their 40s in Louth or Meath. Just wondering if there are any more, particularly in Meath? Hoping the backlog in this region is clearing.

I also got the exact same appointment.
I live in Meath,
49 years old
registered on the 19th of May
got the text today for appointment on Wednesday in Dundalk.

edit to add: I will be given Pfizer

david200

DOCARCH wrote: »

48 too. Got my first jab (Pfizer) at Citywest yesterday.

Not ill today....but....feeling absolutely spaced! Cannabis like spaced!

I'm 47 and got 1st Pfizer dose at the Aviva on Sunday. Felt nothing at the time, or during the 15 min observation period, and feel 100% today. Only uncomfortable time was in the final part of the process, when you are in the last queue for the vaccination booths themselves. It was very warm and stuffy, as you are shuffling along the outer edge of a hospitality area right beside all those glass panels that are on the outside of the stadium and the sun was very strong on that side in the morning. Strangely the area was not well ventilated, but they do have drinking waters stations and some toilets are open along the way

Age: 47 (late 1973)

Registered: 21 May (at about 12:15am)

Appointment Received: 31 May (saw on portal at 12:45pm, no text yet)
Appointment Date: Friday, 4th June
Centre: Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork
Vaccine: Pfizer (dose 1)

I'm in Ballyvolane area, so Cork City North East area.

Hope that's enough info for anyone down Leeside way

PCKN

JimmyVik wrote: »

Everyone I know from 50 to 48 has now been vaccinated or has an appointment in the next couple of days at DCU.

Only started 50 year old at weekend in Croke Park

JimmyVik

Everyone I know from 50 to 48 has now been vaccinated or has an appointment in the next couple of days at DCU.

Car99

All my 48 year old friends got vaccinated at the weekend in limerick area.
Some 49 year old friends in the Tipperary region got done Sunday .
I'm 47 on the limerick/tipp border so hoping to get the text this week.

King of Spades

Call me Al wrote: »

I'm in this category (Meath), late 40s, and I'm getting my vaccine tomorrow in citywest.

Great! Sounds promising. Hopefully not long to wait then.

DOCARCH

TefalBrain wrote: »

48 Got my first jab (Pfizer) at the Aviva Saturday.

Felt okay that day but woke up with the mother of all headaches yesterday morning that bad that i threw up twice and then developed body aches consistent with the flu which i have experience with from a few years ago. Then all of a sudden it disappeared at approx 9pm last night and am perfectly fine now.

48 too. Got my first jab (Pfizer) at Citywest yesterday.

Not ill today....but....feeling absolutely spaced! Cannabis like spaced!

Call me Al

King of Spades wrote: »

You’re the first person I’m aware of that’s getting a jab in their 40s in Louth or Meath. Just wondering if there are any more, particularly in Meath? Hoping the backlog in this region is clearing.

I'm in this category (Meath), late 40s, and I'm getting my vaccine tomorrow in citywest.

david200

Might be useful for some on here to know that a 45 year old neighbor has been given a slot at the Aviva this wednesday

Cole

King of Spades wrote: »

You’re the first person I’m aware of that’s getting a jab in their 40s in Louth or Meath. Just wondering if there are any more, particularly in Meath? Hoping the backlog in this region is clearing.

Maybe not quite as bad as the situation there, but Kildare (if via Punchestown) seems to be similar.

Rebelbrowser

revelman wrote: »

I think that is quite an optimistic guess. If they are only going to start vaccinating 40-44 year olds in the middle of June, then I can’t see them calling 35-39 to register until very end of June/early July. It will be well into July before they ask younger age groups to register. This is assuming they stick to the age based rollout.

Agreed. The 40-44 is the biggest single cohort. The 45-49s are taking longer than I thought. Can't see them hitting the 30s until very end June / early July unless things really ramp up.

King of Spades

NapoleonInRags wrote: »

49 - registered 19th May
First jab tomorrow in Dundalk
Pfizer

You’re the first person I’m aware of that’s getting a jab in their 40s in Louth or Meath. Just wondering if there are any more, particularly in Meath? Hoping the backlog in this region is clearing.

revelman

is_that_so wrote: »

Maybe add a couple of weeks to that now but registration should be underway in mid-late June.

I think that is quite an optimistic guess. If they are only going to start vaccinating 40-44 year olds in the middle of June, then I can’t see them calling 35-39 to register until very end of June/early July. It will be well into July before they ask younger age groups to register. This is assuming they stick to the age based rollout.

stephenjmcd

MuffinsDa wrote: »

a slightly peculiar case here:

Age: 45
Registered on HSE portal: May 21
Location: Bray

Still showing "awaiting first appointment on the portal".

But... got a txt last night from my old GP practice inviting me to be vaccinated with them and offering me an online booking slot, which I obliged (after checking that it wasn't a scam ). Appointment now for Wednesday 2nd.

This appears to be completely separate to HSE's queue?

Also it doesn't tell me which vaccine it would be but am I correct that as a 45 year old I'll only be eligible for mRNA vaccines anyway?

Separate systems, if your getting it from the GP ring up HSE live and have them cancel the registration on the portal system.

MuffinsDa

a slightly peculiar case here:

Age: 45
Registered on HSE portal: May 21
Location: Bray

Still showing "awaiting first appointment on the portal".

But... got a txt last night from my old GP practice inviting me to be vaccinated with them and offering me an online booking slot, which I obliged (after checking that it wasn't a scam

). Appointment now for Wednesday 2nd.

This appears to be completely separate to HSE's queue?

Also it doesn't tell me which vaccine it would be but am I correct that as a 45 year old I'll only be eligible for mRNA vaccines anyway?

Not in Kansas

Neighbour that turned 50 in January had her first dose in Punchestown this morning.

[Deleted User]

The older people at the vaccination centres are mostly 2nd doses or people who registered late
I also know some ladies who delayed registering because they didn't want people knowing their age

[Deleted User]

TefalBrain wrote: »

48 Got my first jab (Pfizer) at the Aviva Saturday. Was surprised at how many older people where in the queue people obviously in their 50's even late 50's many.

Felt okay that day but woke up with the mother of all headaches yesterday morning that bad that i threw up twice and then developed body aches consistent with the flu which i have experience with from a few years ago. Then all of a sudden it disappeared at approx 9pm last night and am perfectly fine now. Just delighted to be done and booked a holiday last night to celebrate for August.

That sounds terrible. If you want to take anything positive from such a ****ty day, remember that your reaction shows that the vaccine is in there getting ready to do it's job

TefalBrain

48 Got my first jab (Pfizer) at the Aviva Saturday. Was surprised at how many older people where in the queue people obviously in their 50's even late 50's many.

Felt okay that day but woke up with the mother of all headaches yesterday morning that bad that i threw up twice and then developed body aches consistent with the flu which i have experience with from a few years ago. Then all of a sudden it disappeared at approx 9pm last night and am perfectly fine now. Just delighted to be done and booked a holiday last night to celebrate for August.

social butterfly 2020

42 Maynooth
first jab of astrazeneca April 8th
second jab July 1st
Was arranged by consultant in James Connolly hosptail as regarded as high risk

shelladoo

Any indications when Helix will be doing Pfizer jabs this week. I hear lots of j&j for first part of week. I should be the next phase if they were doing 48s at the weekend but the changeover to j&j might change that.

NapoleonInRags

49 - registered 19th May
First jab tomorrow in Dundalk
Pfizer

Lumpy.Monkey

My wife (48) got her first jab in Aviva on Saturday 29-May - Pfizer.
The nurse told her it was nearly all 49s that afternoon.

I'm still waiting (51) ... on my fifth call to the helpline, I got someone based in Ireland who told me straight away that I'm listed as not eligible for a vaccine. That must be as a result of a failed attempt a few weeks ago - they sent me home with no jab.
Within a few hours she'd changed the status, but that was 6 days ago & still waiting for an appointment even though she mentioned it should be very quick. The waiting is only exacerbating the reason they couldn't jab me the first time, and making it less & less likely I'll manage to get it next time !
My GP is finishing up 2nd doses so can't help me.

is_that_so

BringBackMick wrote: »

What are estimates for 1st dose for 30-34 age group?

I was hopeful for first week in July but not so much anymore

Maybe add a couple of weeks to that now but registration should be underway in mid-late June.

is_that_so

Accidentally wrote: »

Four that I know of between 50 and 55 in Drogheda, that are getting J&J in the Helix this week.

Sounds like things are moving so. Folks I know are 58-59 and getting done today I believe.