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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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Lisha

Lisha wrote: »

Husband is 1976, still waiting. I’m 1977 and still waiting too. We are in north Cork.
Heard of 1976s getting appointments yesterday fir this week in limerick so I’m hoping we won’t be waiting too much longer.

Just got texts there

Husband
1976
App date Tuesday 8th

Me
1977
App date Wednesday

Both Pfizer, both In mallow Gaa complex

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moshea wrote:

Just wondering if there's anyone who's had to reschedule their appointment for the Helix, and if so how long did it take for the new appointment to come through?

It differs from center to center. It also depends on what vaccine they are giving out & what vaccine you are getting. I had a rescheduled appointment within 24 hours for the Helix

moshea

Just wondering if there's anyone who's had to reschedule their appointment for the Helix, and if so how long did it take for the new appointment to come through?

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salmocab wrote:

It takes time for the second vaccine to bring up the protection so either way they wouldnâ€™t really get the protection of the second shot whilst on holiday (obviously depending on the length of holiday left)

Pfizer is full protection 7 days after 2nd shot AFAIK

salmocab

airy fairy wrote: »

The first vaccine isn't a full cover, so you'd be better driving back and getting your second shot, than being on holidays with only one shot.

It takes time for the second vaccine to bring up the protection so either way they wouldn’t really get the protection of the second shot whilst on holiday (obviously depending on the length of holiday left)

solerina

Lisha wrote: »

Husband is 1976, still waiting. I’m 1977 and still waiting too. We are in north Cork.
Heard of 1976s getting appointments yesterday fir this week in limerick so I’m hoping we won’t be waiting too much longer.

I know a good few 1980s and 1981s with appointment for this Tuesday in Clonmel. So they are getting there !!

airy fairy

harr wrote: »

I would rather drive back the couple of hours for the second dose than miss the first one to be honest , that or reschedule the second dose.

The first vaccine isn't a full cover, so you'd be better driving back and getting your second shot, than being on holidays with only one shot.

Rebelbrowser

Lisha wrote: »

Husband is 1976, still waiting. I’m 1977 and still waiting too. We are in north Cork.
Heard of 1976s getting appointments yesterday fir this week in limerick so I’m hoping we won’t be waiting too much longer.

Thanks for all the answers. Nice to know I'm not alone - though how I've managed to stay unvaccinated in Cork city with some 41 year olds having appointments since Friday is an additional layer of mystery!

TheDriver

Lisha wrote: »

Husband is 1976, still waiting. I’m 1977 and still waiting too. We are in north Cork.
Heard of 1976s getting appointments yesterday fir this week in limerick so I’m hoping we won’t be waiting too much longer.

1976 mallow appointments given out this weekend.

Lisha

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Any 1976ers or older still awaiting an appointment?

Husband is 1976, still waiting. I’m 1977 and still waiting too. We are in north Cork.
Heard of 1976s getting appointments yesterday fir this week in limerick so I’m hoping we won’t be waiting too much longer.

harr

airy fairy wrote: »

Would you not just either reschedule the first jab or drive back for the second?

I would rather drive back the couple of hours for the second dose than miss the first one to be honest , that or reschedule the second dose.

lochbob

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Any 1976ers or older still awaiting an appointment?

Yes still waiting nearly 3 weeks. Rang twice told hear soon. Still nothing.In Dublin.

positron

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Any 1976ers or older still awaiting an appointment?

Yes. Registered on 22nd, no news so far. Then again, this is Drogheda, the most ignored largest town of Ireland, not expecting to get vaccinated until rest of the country is done and back from their holidays. :rolleyes:

freida

Optimus Prime wrote: »

How do you log back into the vaccine portal ? I can’t find it

https://vaccine3.hse.ie/s/login/SelfRegister

Its under the main reg box.

Don't fill out anything after you have registered. You don't need too. They do it in the centre. A few people on here have tried to complete the health questions and got an appointment cancelled

aodh_rua

Optimus Prime wrote: »

How do you log back into the vaccine portal ? I can’t find it

Click on the email you got to confirm registration and then click on already registered. I'm watching it because I have incredibly unreliable mobile coverage, and I don't want to miss the SMS.

Frank Grimes

Optimus Prime wrote: »

How do you log back into the vaccine portal ? I can’t find it

https://vaccine3.hse.ie/s/login/

chrisire

Optimus Prime wrote: »

How do you log back into the vaccine portal ? I can’t find it

https://vaccine3.hse.ie/s/login/SelfRegister

Underneath create account click already have an account

Optimus Prime

How do you log back into the vaccine portal ? I can’t find it

Rebelbrowser

Any 1976ers or older still awaiting an appointment?

-K2-

acer911 wrote: »

Any know what MVC people living in Dun Laoghaire are getting sent to?

Both Aviva and Citywest

appledrop

Wow down to 40 year old in Sligo, that's brilliant!

I'm sure we will be a good bit longer in Dubln though!

Happydays2020

Is it possible to change eir codes for the vaccine registration?

There seems to be delays where I am in falling through the cracks.

ncc98071

Age:40 (1980)
Registered: Wednesday 2nd June
Appointment: Tuesday 8th June
Venue: Sligo IT
Flavour: Pfizer
Text arrived yesterday evening

Cyrus

acer911 wrote: »

Any know what MVC people living in Dun Laoghaire are getting sent to?

Aviva I believe

acer911

Any know what MVC people living in Dun Laoghaire are getting sent to?

salmocab

harr wrote: »

Quick question, getting first moderna this week , thing is we will be away for a few days on the week we will be due the second dose.
Is there any way of letting them know to book us in at 5 weeks instead of 4 ..would rather that than waiting for text and having to reschedule or having to drive back to get it ..

My wife is likely in the same position and a guy she knows happens to be involved in the setting up of MVCs and the roll out and he said take the first and just wait for the second appointment to come in and send back the ‘new’ text. He said definitely don’t defer the first one.

freckles2021

omicron wrote: »

Arent you supposed to reply NEW for a new appointment and replying Y probably confirmed your attendance at the original one?

You're right, you are supposed to reply NEW. I checked my messages and that's what I had replied, not Y. When I went on the portal after texting NEW, it was showing awaiting first appointment so I was due to be allocated one.

airy fairy

harr wrote: »

Quick question, getting first moderna this week , thing is we will be away for a few days on the week we will be due the second dose.
Is there any way of letting them know to book us in at 5 weeks instead of 4 ..would rather that than waiting for text and having to reschedule or having to drive back to get it ..

Would you not just either reschedule the first jab or drive back for the second?

freckles2021

]"That’s interesting, I’m in a similar situation, was due Jansen on May 21 & replied new & nothing since. I’ve spoken to several people on the helpline & just get fobbed off even though it’s been escalated. I’m in the system alright, they can see my account just wondering if there is something else going on?

Did you have to reregister or could they see you on the system?

Edited to ask do you think your situation was a once off? Or is it more widespread?"

Cheers.

They could see me on the system on the helpline but only one person I spoke to spotted that one address field had emptied, I'm not sure which one but it was showing me as Dublin 15 when I'm actually southside and I was assigned the Aviva for the first appointment. Something had changed in my profile and I hadn't done it. I don't know if it was a once off but I got the distinct impression in the Aviva yesterday that I wasn't the first person in a similar situation and they were able to use my existing profile to assign me my vaccine.
It is worth going to the original centre you were assigned - I just asked if someone could help me and explained what had been happening.

stephenjmcd

harr wrote: »

Quick question, getting first moderna this week , thing is we will be away for a few days on the week we will be due the second dose.
Is there any way of letting them know to book us in at 5 weeks instead of 4 ..would rather that than waiting for text and having to reschedule or having to drive back to get it ..

Open to correction but I don't believe there is. I think you'll just have to text new when the 2nd appointment comes in