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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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freida

mollser wrote: »

My appointment for tomorrow, Friday, at Citywest was cancelled when I completed the medical questions online on Tuesday. I was all ready to rock on up tomorrow armed with just a text, but now just received a new appointment by text for Sunday afternoon, so the appointment was 'rescheduled' to within 2 days of the original appointment.

So I'll save myself the hassle of turning up tomorrow.

Interstingly, when I log in to the portal (NOT to complete the medical questions lol), it is now saying the medical questions have been answered! So it seems to have accepted the originally answered questions which led to the appointment being cancelled??

Anyway, there's definitely a glitch in the system somewhere but alls well that ends well - unnecessary bother though!

Thats great news

FaganJr

Edgarfrndly wrote: »

Age : 38
Vaccine : Pfizer
Getting my 2nd jab on the 22nd of this month. First jab was 2 weeks ago. I got mine through my GP though. They seem to be way ahead of the HSE. Although I was part of the vulnerable list.

I hear there can be some strong flu like side effects after 2nd Pfizer for some, how did it effect you?

mollser

My appointment for tomorrow, Friday, at Citywest was cancelled when I completed the medical questions online on Tuesday. I was all ready to rock on up tomorrow armed with just a text, but now just received a new appointment by text for Sunday afternoon, so the appointment was 'rescheduled' to within 2 days of the original appointment.

So I'll save myself the hassle of turning up tomorrow.

Interstingly, when I log in to the portal (NOT to complete the medical questions lol), it is now saying the medical questions have been answered! So it seems to have accepted the originally answered questions which led to the appointment being cancelled??

Anyway, there's definitely a glitch in the system somewhere but alls well that ends well - unnecessary bother though!

is_that_so

FuzzyThinking wrote: »

I just mean they’d save themselves a lot of phone calls to their 1850 number if they just sent out "you're successfuly registered and still in the queue."

I think some people have the number on speed dial! Everyone will be done and fairly soon. TBH it's great to see people so antsy and so eager to get it.

Edgarfrndly

Age : 38
Vaccine : Pfizer
Getting my 2nd jab on the 22nd of this month. First jab was 2 weeks ago. I got mine through my GP though. They seem to be way ahead of the HSE. Although I was part of the vulnerable list.

ClosedAccountFuzzy

is_that_so wrote: »

A week is nothing and the system actually says within 3 weeks. You can see it every time you log in to check! As always supplies dictate the speed.

I just mean they’d save themselves a lot of phone calls to their 1850 number if they just sent out "you're successfuly registered and still in the queue."

Lumpy.Monkey

"The public are being advised not to 'turn up and hope' at vaccination centres seeking a 'spare' vaccine."
- HSE
So officially no walk-ins !

https://twitter.com/rtenews/status/1402989293602148352?s=20

is_that_so

FuzzyThinking wrote: »

They better have a bulk deal on those text alerts for the portal. I know a few ppl who are checking several times a day at this stage as they have been waiting over a week.

A comfort message just saying that “Your are registered. We are processing your appointment and will be back to you soon.” might be useful if it goes beyond say 7 days.

I just know one person who is getting worried that they’ve possibly inputted a wrong ppsn or that there’s some glitch or reason that they’re not being given a date for a jab, while others, younger than them, are.

A week is nothing and the system actually says within 3 weeks. You can see that comfort message every time you log in to check! As always supplies dictate the speed and you'll be called when you are called.

ClosedAccountFuzzy

They better have a bulk deal on those text alerts for the portal. I know a few ppl who are checking several times a day at this stage as they have been waiting over a week.

A comfort message just saying that “Your are registered. We are processing your appointment and will be back to you soon.” might be useful if it goes beyond say 7 days.

I just know one person who is getting worried that they’ve possibly inputted a wrong ppsn or that there’s some glitch or reason that they’re not being given a date for a jab, while others, younger than them, are.

Top quark

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Day 23 and finally got the text (first morning I didn't look at the portal ironically)

DOB - 1976
Location - Cork City Hall
Date - Wednesday 16 June (6 more days)
Flavour - Pfizer
Mood - Worn out but relieved. I'm afraid the elated ship sailed about 10 days ago...

In fairness I can confirm the existence of the escalation team. I got a call from HSE live about 60 seconds after receiving the text to see if I had. Did have a brief discussion. He is on that team. He was the 4th HSE person I spoke to, 3 of them very helpful the other less so but still fine. I asked if there was any way of going sooner given there are MVCs doing Pfizer with a few km of me today and tomorrow but he said no. Fair enough (but still not sure why they can't slot one person in). So 6 more days it is, but I will take it at this stage. Awfully stressful few weeks, my heart goes out to those older than me still waiting. Horrible feeling of helplessness.

Hopefully this whole spell in our lives will be but a mad memory this time next year.

Delighted you are sorted now Rebelbrowser . I felt your pain too .

Hurrache

mugwumpjism wrote: »

I was of the understanding that you were linked to your closest vaccination centre and was putting down the delays in Dublin 3 to something wrong in Croke park, so you can be assigned anywhere in Dublin? Doesn't explain the delays in D3 then.

Nah, it's probably more about allocation, availability and scheduling. People in the same house have been sent to centres on different sides of the city.

is_that_so

mugwumpjism wrote: »

Yes it seems like people who got assigned the AVIVA got appointments really quickly, none of my friends got Croke park and they would be near enough....it would seem to make more sense to just do it strictly by DOB and an available centre within the the boundary of your County therefore you would not have the bottle necks in particular centres due to demographics etc

The Aviva can do about 4K a day, Croke Park, maybe a quarter of that. I reckon it's a backup to the Helix which should be 5k+ a day now.

TomSweeney

43, and have an apointment for 16 June (living in Spain), I think it's the J+J one , so one jab.

mugwumpjism

is_that_so wrote: »

It seem more complicated than that and may be down to vaccine allocation at the various centres. Croke Park is small in comparison with the other larger centres and don't forget there are second doses to be done. That means a specific vaccine for the day. Doubt that second one is true but it's not unusual for GPs to call much younger age groups.

Yes it seems like people who got assigned the AVIVA got appointments really quickly, none of my friends got Croke park and they would be near enough....it would seem to make more sense to just do it strictly by DOB and an available centre within the the boundary of your County therefore you would not have the bottle necks in particular centres due to demographics etc

is_that_so

mugwumpjism wrote: »

I was of the understanding that you were linked to your closest vaccination centre and was putting down the delays in Dublin 3 to something wrong in Croke park, so you can be assigned anywhere in Dublin? Doesn't explain the delays in D3 then.

Also is it common for them to ring to say they have spaces after cancellations, I have never heard this

It seem more complicated than that and may be down to vaccine allocation at the various centres. Croke Park is small in comparison with the other larger centres and don't forget there are second doses to be done. That means a specific vaccine for the day. Doubt that second one is true but it's not unusual for GPs to call much younger age groups.

Rebelbrowser

mugwumpjism wrote: »

I was of the understanding that you were linked to your closest vaccination centre and was putting down the delays in Dublin 3 to something wrong in Croke park, so you can be assigned anywhere in Dublin? Doesn't explain the delays in D3 then.

Also is it common for them to ring to say they have spaces after cancellations, I have never heard this

You seem to get linked to a vaccination centre at some point in the process (but before you have an appointment so you are unaware). It's then pot luck how quickly the list there moves / whether it is primarily doing first doses or not, etc. I got Cork City Hall, my wife got PUC. Not pre determined by location it seems.

mugwumpjism

Hurrache wrote: »

There's plenty of people in Dublin travelling that distance, beyond their nearest centre, for their vaccinations.

I was of the understanding that you were linked to your closest vaccination centre and was putting down the delays in Dublin 3 to something wrong in Croke park, so you can be assigned anywhere in Dublin? Doesn't explain the delays in D3 then.

Also is it common for them to ring to say they have spaces after cancellations, I have never heard this

ACitizenErased

JCDUB wrote: »

Excuse my ignorance, but how do you check your vaccine registration progress once registered?

I've looked at about ten pages here and googled it but can't find any way to check.

Thanks, and apologies, it's probably staring me in the face.

Click 'already have an account' at the bottom of the page https://vaccine3.hse.ie/s/login/SelfRegister

JCDUB

Excuse my ignorance, but how do you check your vaccine registration progress once registered?

I've looked at about ten pages here and googled it but can't find any way to check.

Thanks, and apologies, it's probably staring me in the face.

Hurrache

There's plenty of people in Dublin travelling that distance, beyond their nearest centre, for their vaccinations.

positron

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Day 23 and finally got the text (first morning I didn't look at the portal ironically)

DOB - 1976
Location - Cork City Hall
Date - Wednesday 16 June (6 more days)
Flavour - Pfizer
Mood - Worn out but relieved. I'm afraid the elated ship sailed about 10 days ago...

In fairness I can confirm the existence of the escalation team. I got a call from HSE live about 60 seconds after receiving the text to see if I had. Did have a brief discussion. He is on that team. He was the 4th HSE person I spoke to, 3 of them very helpful the other less so but still fine. I asked if there was any way of going sooner given there are MVCs doing Pfizer with a few km of me today and tomorrow but he said no. Fair enough (but still not sure why they can't slot one person in). So 6 more days it is, but I will take it at this stage. Awfully stressful few weeks, my heart goes out to those older than me still waiting. Horrible feeling of helplessness.

Hopefully this whole spell in our lives will be but a mad memory this time next year.

I know THREE other 1976-born who got first jab invites today. None of them called HSE or anything, they were just waiting. I didn't either and while I got my invite two days ago (to travel 35k to Dundalk and back), they all got appointments in town (Drogheda). Now I am slightly bummed out that I have to travel.. but oh well, small price to pay for the huge gain etc.

ACitizenErased

deckie66 wrote: »

Anyone else in 50s due second Pfizer this week or next and not received notification?

Yes, my mother is due the second dose this coming Tuesday. No information yet, we're in Cork City.

Munsterbhoy

Age : 49
Vac : AZ
Tomorrow Fri 11th at the limerick racecourse
Getting my 2nd jab
1st jab was 13 weeks ago.
Notified on Tues 8th.

Rebelbrowser

Marine Layer wrote: »

Clearest evidence yet that rejecting the 1st appointment puts one 21 days behind/ignored
Longer or maybe forever if not chased

Just to clarify I did not reject any appointment - Jesus I'd have walked barefoot over glass to get one for the last 23 days.....

ClosedAccountFuzzy

revelman wrote: »

I know people in their forties in Cork who are still waiting for an appointment.

I know several who are still waiting in Cork City.

1977, 1979 and 1980.

I’m not sure why there’s this impression Cork sites are particularly fast. They certainly don’t seem to be from that I’m seeing.

I’m wondering if it’s different parts of the city being called sooner? There are examples of people registering and getting appointments within very short times.

The Raging Bile Duct

Marine Layer wrote: »

Clearest evidence yet that rejecting the 1st appointment puts one 21 days behind/ignored
Longer or maybe forever if not chased

It doesn't say anywhere in that post that he rejected the first appointment.

[Deleted User]

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Day 23 and finally got the text (first morning I didn't look at the portal ironically)

DOB - 1976
Location - Cork City Hall
Date - Wednesday 16 June (6 more days)
Flavour - Pfizer
Mood - Worn out but relieved. I'm afraid the elated ship sailed about 10 days ago...

In fairness I can confirm the existence of the escalation team. I got a call from HSE live about 60 seconds after receiving the text to see if I had. Did have a brief discussion. He is on that team. He was the 4th HSE person I spoke to, 3 of them very helpful the other less so but still fine. I asked if there was any way of going sooner given there are MVCs doing Pfizer with a few km of me today and tomorrow but he said no. Fair enough (but still not sure why they can't slot one person in). So 6 more days it is, but I will take it at this stage. Awfully stressful few weeks, my heart goes out to those older than me still waiting. Horrible feeling of helplessness.

Hopefully this whole spell in our lives will be but a mad memory this time next year.

Clearest evidence yet that rejecting the 1st appointment puts one 21 days behind/ignored
Longer or maybe forever if not chased

Rebelbrowser

Day 23 and finally got the text (first morning I didn't look at the portal ironically)

DOB - 1976
Location - Cork City Hall
Date - Wednesday 16 June (6 more days)
Flavour - Pfizer
Mood - Worn out but relieved. I'm afraid the elated ship sailed about 10 days ago...

In fairness I can confirm the existence of the escalation team. I got a call from HSE live about 60 seconds after receiving the text to see if I had. Did have a brief discussion. He is on that team. He was the 4th HSE person I spoke to, 3 of them very helpful the other less so but still fine. I asked if there was any way of going sooner given there are MVCs doing Pfizer with a few km of me today and tomorrow but he said no. Fair enough (but still not sure why they can't slot one person in). So 6 more days it is, but I will take it at this stage. Awfully stressful few weeks, my heart goes out to those older than me still waiting. Horrible feeling of helplessness.

Hopefully this whole spell in our lives will be but a mad memory this time next year.

Pat_bottom

freida wrote: »

If you have the text just head on up. They only chk the text. Others have done similar and been vaccinated. Seems to be a glitch

I haven't seen anyone in here that have done it? But saying that I've only started following this thread on last couple of days. I seem to be first one heading in later.

My appointment is for 17:40 so will update then.

Daithi07

I rocked up to limerick yesterday. I'm registered a week (43) no appointment yet. I told them that I'm on holidays in donegal from this weekend for 2 weeks and instead of cancelling, could they fit me in as hse tweeted that there are too many not showing up and not cancelling.... No Joy. I was ran out of it... Nothing ventured nothing gained. I'll have to cancel now. Silly really.