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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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[Deleted User]

pauldry wrote: »

Is there no one getting appointments anymore.

Not as many on here as there was last week.

Guessing the MVCs are allocating more time for second doses now, rather than blasting through all the first doses.

Russman

Age: 47
Reg: 20/05
Text: not yet, just checked the portal
Appointment: 3rd June
Citywest, Pfizer

Suvarnabhumi

Age 47: (1973)
Reg: 21 May (first day for 47 year olds)
Text: Just got it in the last hour.
Appointment date: 2 June
Venue Citywest
Vaccine Pfizer.

pauldry

Is there no one getting appointments anymore.

Not as many on here as there was last week.

david200

The guy who gave me the Pfizer shot at the Aviva said the next appointment would be exactly 28 days

I think the Pfizer supplies have been so reliable that it allows them to plan this with a high degree of certainty.

JimmyVik

PCKN wrote: »

Would be interested to hear from people waiting for 2nd Pfizer appointment through the portal - have they received appointment 28 days later or is it longer ? Just hoping it will be in time. Tks

The guy giving me my jab said i would get a text for an appointment in 3 weeks.

[Deleted User]

MuffinsDa wrote:

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.

My friend in his 50s with heart condition got call from his gp offering a first & 2nd appointment in the Helix. I'm guessing this is set up for GPS no longer offering vacation but have high risk patients. My friend could have gotten first jab quicker by going through the portal but liked the idea of having two firm appointments

PCKN

Would be interested to hear from people waiting for 2nd Pfizer appointment through the portal - have they received appointment 28 days later or is it longer ? Just hoping it will be in time. Tks

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Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Out of curiosity, is that exactly 4 weeks after?

Yes

Rebelbrowser

Marine Layer wrote: »

Text received
Reminder for 2nd Pfizer dose tomorrow
Local GP
Mood: Elated

Out of curiosity, is that exactly 4 weeks after?

[Deleted User]

Text received
Reminder for 2nd Pfizer dose tomorrow
Local GP
Mood: Elated

d15ude

xboxdad wrote: »

I should have moved to Cork before the pandemic

Just register using a Cork Eircode - problem solved.

Russman

ThreeGreens wrote: »

Age 47: (1973)
Reg: 21 May (first day for 47 year olds)
Text: (none yet, but only became visible on portal within past hour) 1 June
Appointment date: 2 June
Venue Citywest
Vaccine Pfizer.

Good to hear Citywest are down to the 47s now. I registered on the first day (for 47s) also and haven't heard anything yet but know friends that are getting it today in Citywest.

BailMeOut

is_that_so wrote: »

It's a very big group.

there were a lot of babies born in 1973 which peaked at over 23 per 1000 people or about double what it is today.

in2dark

ThreeGreens wrote: »

Age 47: (1973)
Reg: 21 May (first day for 47 year olds)
Text: (none yet, but only became visible on portal within past hour) 1 June
Appointment date: 2 June
Venue Citywest
Vaccine Pfizer.

Wife jan 1973 got appointment text on Friday and is getting her vacc today in citywest.
Im nov 74 and still no text or appointment to be seen...

ThreeGreens

Age 47: (1973)
Reg: 21 May (first day for 47 year olds)
Text: (none yet, but only became visible on portal within past hour) 1 June
Appointment date: 2 June
Venue Citywest
Vaccine Pfizer.

kwestfan08

Age: 30
Registered: GP called me 1/6
Text: n/a
Appointment: 2/6
Cavan (GP)
No idea which vaccine getting

shelladoo

Friend is April 1973 and is getting Pfizer on Thursday in Helix

[Deleted User]

airy fairy wrote: »

No hope for my adult kids to get a vaccine from their GP so, as the GP opted out of cohort 7s. It nearly hurt them to do cohort 4.

Portal will have dealt with everyone by August probably

patscott27

Age 50 Drogheda
Reg 04th May
Phone call 10.54 today.
Appointment 15.30
Venue Fairways Dundalk
Vaccine Pfizer.
Mood Relief

xboxdad

I should have moved to Cork before the pandemic

Aka Ishur

Age: 36
Registered: called gp 25/5
Text: n/a
Appointment: 10/6
Cork (gp)
No idea which vaccine getting

kuro2k

Age: 47
Registered: 19/5
Text: 31/5
Appointment: 4/6
Cork
Pfizer

Rebelbrowser

is_that_so wrote: »

It's a very big group.

Yup. And 40-44 and 35-39 are the two biggest groups and they are next.

airy fairy

Marine Layer wrote: »

Fom today's Irish Independent

No hope for my adult kids to get a vaccine from their GP so, as the GP opted out of cohort 7s. It nearly hurt them to do cohort 4.

factnee

In the queue in the Aviva now and can see 2 others I know who were both born within 9 days of me in the same queue.

[Deleted User]

Sammy2012 wrote: »

I know of a GP in wexford who is giving out the vaccine to friends. No underlying conditions and not in the age to even register yet. I really don't think that's fair when the likes of my mother who is now 70 has to wait until the end of July to get her second astra dose. She was 69 when she was called but has since turned 70. Healthy 30 somethings vaccinated because they want to go on holidays and can avail of this as they are friends with a GP.

Fom today's Irish Independent

GPs have been given authority to move down age groups where they have surplus Covid-19 vaccines, it emerged yesterday.

It comes amid reports a number of people in their 20s are being offered scheduled appointments for vaccines in some practices.

From tomorrow the portal opens to people aged 40-44.

So far 2.7 million doses have been administered.

The HSE said yesterday that there is a protocol in place to ensure a zero-wastage policy of the vaccine.

A HSE spokeswoman said: "GPs provide estimates for their Cohort 4 and 7 patients, which determines their vaccine allocation.

"Where a GP administers the vaccine to all their patients in Cohorts 4 and 7, and has surplus vaccine, then they can move through their reserve lists and on to the next age groups.”

The spokeswoman rejected claims some counties are getting vaccines faster than others.

"This is not accurate. All of the information across the Covax system would indicate an even distribution of the vaccine throughout the country

is_that_so

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Depressing there are still 49 y/os getting texted today. This cohort is really moving slowly (and yes I know there are 45 year olds done but everywhere in the country there still seem to be some 48 and 49 y/os, let alone 45-47 y/os, still undone too)

It's a very big group.

[Deleted User]

oconnol1 wrote: »

How did you register on 19 May , 45 year olds could only register from 23 May!!.

You can register at any time when your age group is set up
The suggested days are just so the log in system is not over loaded
The criteria for appointments is age based, vaccine availability based or type of vaccine based
You don't form a place in the queue when you register based on the day of registration

Rebelbrowser

Cole wrote: »

Age: 49
Registered: 19/5
Text: 1/6
Appointment: 2/6
Punchestown
Pfizer

Depressing there are still 49 y/os getting texted today. This cohort is really moving slowly (and yes I know there are 45 year olds done but everywhere in the country there still seem to be some 48 and 49 y/os, let alone 45-47 y/os, still undone too)