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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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lochbob

Flying Fox wrote: »

Which centre?

citywest

marina24

Age: 44
Registered: 2/6
Vaccine: Pfizer
Location: Sligo
Portal: still waiting on App 1
BUT
Called to GP from a standby list this am!

Mimon

rainbowmoose wrote: »

Age: 30
Registered: No, local GP text.
Appointment date: June 15th
Location: Louth
Vaccine: Not told yet, assuming Pfizer

Not sure why called early, but feeling lucky nonetheless.

Nice

Do you have an underlying condition?

Alun

eviltimeban wrote: »

Q for anyone who's been to the Aviva for a jab, is there parking available?

There is but you're not guaranteed a space. I had my appointment at 9 am and got in no problem, but my wife had a 6 pm appointment and it was full. She ended up parking on the street a good distance away.

Not in Kansas

Van.Bosch wrote: »

We don’t need pharmacies at the moment - the MVCs can handle supplies.

It was stated last week that pharmacies would begin to play a part in June... I wonder when. Maybe the next round of J&J when it arrives?

Obviously there will be a slowing down of the MVCs working through the age groups as second doses come into play.

Van.Bosch

NIMAN wrote: »

Any sign of jabs at pharmacies yet?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-57310312

We don’t need pharmacies at the moment - the MVCs can handle supplies.

Pat_bottom

wiz569 wrote: »

In that case I'd head on up on the date in the text and plead ignorance to anything else

Yeah what harm can it do sure they can only turn me away.

Pat_bottom

airy fairy wrote: »

What was the question that stopped you getting the vaccine?
That would determine if your number might be flagged on the system.

Haven't a clue but was do I suffer with something and I clicked no.

airy fairy

Pat_bottom wrote: »

If I don't get a new apponent by Thursday which is the date of my old appomtmnet what do you guys think would be the chances of just turning up with my appointment text and play dumb and they may just have a spare shot from a no show and just give it to me?

It's for 20 to six in evening so later in the day.

What was the question that stopped you getting the vaccine?
That would determine if your number might be flagged on the system.

[Deleted User]

Pat_bottom wrote: »

No was clicking no hahah one was suffered from covid I clicked no the next was some disorder I clicked no and then it just said cancelled can't offer it at this time.

Yeah I'd just turn up with the text.

If they say anything about it being cancelled just say you didn't cancel it, but the site was acting up when you tried to do the questionnaire. Which is true! I think you'll be fine.

wiz569

Pat_bottom wrote: »

No was clicking no hahah one was suffered from covid I clicked no the next was some disorder I clicked no and then it just said cancelled can't offer it at this time.

In that case I'd head on up on the date in the text and plead ignorance to anything else

Pat_bottom

wiz569 wrote: »

Yes definitely turn up once you have the text, unless you chose yes to one of the questions then maybe the vaccination offered doesn't suit you.

No was clicking no hahah one was suffered from covid I clicked no the next was some disorder I clicked no and then it just said cancelled can't offer it at this time.

NIMAN

Any sign of jabs at pharmacies yet?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-57310312

eviltimeban

rks wrote: »

Yes, there's an underground parking. €2 per hour.

Thanks, I wasn't sure if they were using the actual car park or had some extra space set aside. I looked it up on their site, very informative.

rks

eviltimeban wrote: »

Q for anyone who's been to the Aviva for a jab, is there parking available?

Yes, there's an underground parking. €2 per hour.

wiz569

Pat_bottom wrote: »

If I don't get a new apponent by Thursday which is the date of my old appomtmnet what do you guys think would be the chances of just turning up with my appointment text and play dumb and they may just have a spare shot from a no show and just give it to me?

It's for 20 to six in evening so later in the day.

Yes definitely turn up once you have the text, unless you chose yes to one of the questions then maybe the vaccination offered doesn't suit you.

eviltimeban

Q for anyone who's been to the Aviva for a jab, is there parking available?

Van.Bosch

Pat_bottom wrote: »

If I don't get a new apponent by Thursday which is the date of my old appomtmnet what do you guys think would be the chances of just turning up with my appointment text and play dumb and they may just have a spare shot from a no show and just give it to me?

It's for 20 to six in evening so later in the day.

I’d defo go for it - you’ll get sorted.

Pat_bottom

Pat_bottom wrote: »

Got a text with appointment and went online to check and yeah had appointment there.

Then went to answer the questions that popped up about medical history and one of them was to do with have I suffered with....... When I clicked no it canceled my appointment and am back to awaiting appointment again.

I contacted the helpline said someone would look at it.

If I don't get a new apponent by Thursday which is the date of my old appomtmnet what do you guys think would be the chances of just turning up with my appointment text and play dumb and they may just have a spare shot from a no show and just give it to me?

It's for 20 to six in evening so later in the day.

rainbowmoose

Age: 30
Registered: No, local GP text.
Appointment date: June 15th
Location: Louth
Vaccine: Not told yet, assuming Pfizer

Not sure why called early, but feeling lucky nonetheless.

[Deleted User]

in2dark wrote: »

So i finally got my appointment

Age 47, living exactly NEXT to citywest. Appointment? Aviva...

My wife had the first one in citywest.

System a total joke!

I'll take it if you don't want it.

Mimon

TimHorton wrote: »

I got done in 5 days from registering in Athlone, The retired Public Health nurse who gave me the vaccine said the Athlone Vaccination Centre was the same size as Galway and Citywest and the ones in Tullamore/Mullingar/Portlaoise are only minor operations and are there for political reasons only. !!!

Well if they can vaccinate a good number of people that have to travel less, what's the issue?

That retired PHN sound like they are over dramitising it.

Mimon

One of the lucky ones.

Age 43 registered on Wednesday 2nd.

Appointment Mullingar on Tuesday the 8th.

Getting Moderna.

eviltimeban

46
Registered on the 18th I think, got text yesterday
App on Sunday 6th
Aviva - which is strange, as I live on the Northside.
Pfizer. Woot!

joebloggs32

A friend of mine who is 43 registered yesterday.

Got his text today, for an appointment in Tullamore on Tuesday June 8th.

Moderna vaccine.

purplestar77

Other half

Age:45
Registered:19th May (early)
Text: 4th June
App: 11th June
MVC: Citywest
Pfizer

YFlyer

Top quark wrote: »

Age 49
Registered on the 19th .
Will be portlaoise due to eircode .
Heard of some younger getting appointments so rang helpline on Tuesday . Person there said I am down for Pfizer but heard nothing yet.
Wondering if anyone else of same age still waiting on portlaoise?

49 as well. Based in Limerick City. Will apply after the weekend.

soc

Husband

Age: 47
Location: Kildare South
Registered: 19 May
Appointment text: 4 June
First dose appointment: 7 June
Centre: Punchestown
Vaccine: Pfizer

TimHorton

appledrop wrote: »

You are meant to get appointment within 3 weeks of registering, which will be early next week. At 49 you should be done by now. If it was me I'd be ringing everyday until I got my appointment.

I got done in 5 days from registering in Athlone, The retired Public Health nurse who gave me the vaccine said the Athlone Vaccination Centre was the same size as Galway and Citywest and the ones in Tullamore/Mullingar/Portlaoise are only minor operations and are there for political reasons only. !!!

appledrop

Top quark wrote: »

Age 49
Registered on the 19th .
Will be portlaoise due to eircode .
Heard of some younger getting appointments so rang helpline on Tuesday . Person there said I am down for Pfizer but heard nothing yet.
Wondering if anyone else of same age still waiting on portlaoise?

You are meant to get appointment within 3 weeks of registering, which will be early next week. At 49 you should be done by now. If it was me I'd be ringing everyday until I got my appointment.