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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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vienne86

AstraZeneca second dose Sunday 20 June CityWest
Age 69.
First dose received 20 April.

Tim Robbins

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Now I'm finally first dose vaccinated, just thinking ahead to dose no.2. For anyone vaccinated after 1 June (everyone 45 and under pretty much), dose no.2 will fall after primary schools have closed. Its an age group that will have a lot of parents of young kids so they are all going to be holidaying (domestically) in an 8 week window starting end of June. Long story short, lots and lots of second doses clashing with holidays. I hope they have thought ahead to this. If you refuse one day, no point after you the next day, etc. I wonder will they allow you by then to get second doses by appointment in convenient pharmacies? Gonna be messy if not.

There are people who say "Western Problems" on this one. Not trying to sound like an idiot, but getting your vaccine means you won't have a holiday to hospital or ICU which is a good price to pay.

Rootsblower

Getting vaccine on Sun 20th in Wexford aged 41

stephenjmcd

Rebelbrowser wrote: »

Now I'm finally first dose vaccinated, just thinking ahead to dose no.2. For anyone vaccinated after 1 June (everyone 45 and under pretty much), dose no.2 will fall after primary schools have closed. Its an age group that will have a lot of parents of young kids so they are all going to be holidaying (domestically) in an 8 week window starting end of June. Long story short, lots and lots of second doses clashing with holidays. I hope they have thought ahead to this. If you refuse one day, no point after you the next day, etc. I wonder will they allow you by then to get second doses by appointment in convenient pharmacies? Gonna be messy if not.

Can't exactly organise a vaccine rollout around school holidays so that it suits the people getting it on the off chance that their in a different county, that's not the HSEs issue to be quite honest, it's a personal issue.

[Deleted User]

Rebelbrowser wrote:

Now I'm finally first dose vaccinated, just thinking ahead to dose no.2. For anyone vaccinated after 1 June (everyone 45 and under pretty much), dose no.2 will fall after primary schools have closed. Its an age group that will have a lot of parents of young kids so they are all going to be holidaying (domestically) in an 8 week window starting end of June. Long story short, lots and lots of second doses clashing with holidays. I hope they have thought ahead to this. If you refuse one day, no point after you the next day, etc. I wonder will they allow you by then to get second doses by appointment in convenient pharmacies? Gonna be messy if not.

I know people who have travelled back to Dublin last week from Kerry, for their shot and returned to their hotel break afterwards. If you want the shot badly enough it won't be an issue

Obviously they will offer other appointments if you choose not to return for the 2nd dose.

NeedMoreGears

aodh_rua wrote: »

Is there a particular time of day for the texts or do they come out as-and-when the system gets to you? Also wondering if the online portal updates ahead of the text.

FWIW - I was Pfizered

#1 sent 18:14 Monday for a 1440 appointment on the next Thursday

#2 sent 17:18 Tuesday for a 1435 appointment the next Thursday

NMG

JRant

spockety wrote: »

Speaking as a 42 year old from Dublin, it's hilarious to see other 41/42/43 year olds from Dublin completely losing their s**t here about not getting an appointment yet. They're going as fast as the supplies are coming in, fair play to them. It's not their fault your ma and da were riding at the same time as about 100,000 other people.

I'm in the same boat and I really don't mind the delay. It should have been communicated in a better manner though. Supply isn't the issue though, it's the pivot to second doses that's causing it. Couple of things that have annoyed me though. First, saying the delay in 30-39 registration was due to a slow uptake in the 40-49 and that refocusing on second doses would have no impact on first dose schedule. There has been no clear data given on the first point and the second point just can't be true with circa 310k doses per week being forecast for the next couple of weeks.

Russman

My mother got notification of her second AZ dose for this coming Sunday in Citywest. That'll be 2 days shy of 9 weeks since her first jab.

Russman

harr wrote: »

So we will be on holiday the week we are due our second jab my wife got her first the day after me so it looks like we have two different days again on same week for second jab ..
We will be on holiday with a special needs child so not great if one of us has to do a 6 hour return journey on two different days .
Even if we got same day it would help greatly, rang helpline to explain and they were as good as useless all she suggested was to text back NEW when we get appointment but it would be more than likely a different day on that week and not the following week .
I asked if we could get done the weekend before but she couldn’t arrange that for us.

In fairness, and I appreciate your circumstances, its a fine balance they have to find between ensuring we get as many people jabbed as possible and doing everything to assist that, and going down the potential rabbit hole of rearranging appointments to suit everyone's wants. You'd have the world and its mother looking to rearrange their times.

is_that_so

redved wrote: »

I don’t see any one completely losing their **** and it’s an entirely natural response to what to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

Well, there is a mixture of "Are we there yet?" and "How many sleeps to Christmas?" going on!

harr

So we will be on holiday the week we are due our second jab my wife got her first the day after me so it looks like we have two different days again on same week for second jab ..
We will be on holiday with a special needs child so not great if one of us has to do a 6 hour return journey on two different days .
Even if we got same day it would help greatly, rang helpline to explain and they were as good as useless all she suggested was to text back NEW when we get appointment but it would be more than likely a different day on that week and not the following week .
I asked if we could get done the weekend before but she couldn’t arrange that for us.

forestgirl

Pat_bottom wrote: »

Ahhh Mrs Bottoms arm is seemingly gonna fall off its so sore

Did your wife get pfizer or Moderna

Darwin

My wife and I just got notice of second jab for Pfzier. We were due to get it next Tuesday (22nd) exactly after 28 days. Strange thing is the text said Saturday, so I just assumed it was a few days early. When I checked the date more carefully, it is for Saturday week (26th), so they are running a bit behind it would appear.

Van.Bosch

spockety wrote: »

Speaking as a 42 year old from Dublin, it's hilarious to see other 41/42/43 year olds from Dublin completely losing their s**t here about not getting an appointment yet. They're going as fast as the supplies are coming in, fair play to them. It's not their fault your ma and da were riding at the same time as about 100,000 other people.

Cheers for that beautiful image of the late 70’s / early 80’s.

[Deleted User]

questionmark? wrote: »

Wonder will people like you get added to the overall total of jabs provided in the country. Considering its all employees and immediate family(?) its likely to be a few thousand people.

I'd imagine so. Can't see why they wouldn't add my jab to the other Pfizer jabs administered and overall jab count.

spockety

redved wrote: »

I don’t see any one completely losing their **** and it’s an entirely natural response to what to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

Sure is... but you have people here going mad that the government are talking about opening registration for 30 to 39 year olds, as if it's some sort of PR stunt and not active and proper preparation.

Sparko

My mother got her appointment for second dose of AZ this Saturday. 8 weeks to the day since first dose. 68, in the Helix, living in Ashbourne, Co. Meath.

[Deleted User]

redved wrote: »

I don’t see any one completely losing their **** and it’s an entirely natural response to what to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

And they will get it as soon as possible.

XsApollo

XsApollo wrote: »

Registered a few days ago.

40 years old
Appointment on Wednesday AM

Moderna

Pretty quick

Got done this morning in the west county hotel Ennis.
Excellent service, ran smoothly, no hassle.

redved

spockety wrote: »

Speaking as a 42 year old from Dublin, it's hilarious to see other 41/42/43 year olds from Dublin completely losing their s**t here about not getting an appointment yet. They're going as fast as the supplies are coming in, fair play to them. It's not their fault your ma and da were riding at the same time as about 100,000 other people.

I don’t see any one completely losing their **** and it’s an entirely natural response to what to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

spockety

Speaking as a 42 year old from Dublin, it's hilarious to see other 41/42/43 year olds from Dublin completely losing their s**t here about not getting an appointment yet. They're going as fast as the supplies are coming in, fair play to them. It's not their fault your ma and da were riding at the same time as about 100,000 other people.

aodh_rua

Is there a particular time of day for the texts or do they come out as-and-when the system gets to you? Also wondering if the online portal updates ahead of the text.

questionmark?

InitialG wrote: »

Pfizer Covid Distribution Centre vaccine email offering a vaccine came to the work email Friday evening, Registered Sunday evening as the closing date was 10am Monday.

First Pfizer jab next Wednesday (28 years old)

Getting it as I am a contractor who is on site quite frequently but not there 5 days a week.

Have both dates organised via online portal.

Great relief

Wonder will people like you get added to the overall total of jabs provided in the country. Considering its all employees and immediate family(?) its likely to be a few thousand people.

roosterman71

Age: 41

Registered: 8th June

Text Received: 16th June

Vaccination Date: 26th June, Portlaoise (Pfizer-BioNTech)

Red Silurian

Sideview wrote: »

43 (born 1978)

Registered on June 2nd
Notified last Friday, 11th June.

Appointment was today, June 16th in DCU, Helix

Took ~1hr in total from moment I arrived to leaving. That included 15mins after vaccine.
Very friendly, efficient operation.

Does everyone in a particular centre get the same vaccine that day? Seemed to be a lot of older people when I was there. I'd imagine there could be confusion/extra logistics though if there were different vaccines being given out in same centre on the one day. Would make sense for all to be getting the one type.

They refer to them as clinics and how many clinics you get in a day can vary

You could have one centre doing a moderna clinic on a monday and tuesday and then on wednesday they could do Pfizer in the Morning and AZ in the Afternoon/evening

I've heard of one centre where they started on Pfizer in the morning and had switched to J&J by midday but there wasn't enough J&J to go around so they had to open a vial from their previous days Moderna clinic for the last 20 or so in the queue, so technically that was 3 clinics in one day

But more often than not it's 1 a day and sometimes 2

iamwhoiam

Enduro wrote: »

Yeah, Friday, AND saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday I will be unable to make it. Hence why I'd see if I could get in slightly early if it was a possibilty.

Question stands... does anyone happen to know if citywest, Aviva or UCD are doing Pfizer today.

If its any help I know City West are doing Pfizer tomorrow afternoon

Enduro

Exactly wrote: »

I guess you should have heard by now if they were going to call you on Friday. I was told when I got 1st dose that I would be contacted in the week leading up to it sometime for dose 2.

Yeah, Friday, AND saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday I will be unable to make it. Hence why I'd see if I could get in slightly early if it was a possibilty.

Question stands... does anyone happen to know if citywest, Aviva or UCD are doing Pfizer today.

iamwhoiam

david200 wrote: »

I think they also asked if you have had any other Vaccine (for any condition) in the past 14 days

Yes they do . A friend of mine was turned away because she had tetanus jab 9 days previous. They re scheduled her for 16 days after the tetanus jab

This was 8 weeks ago when the portal opened and no question were asked until you were at the venue

Rebelbrowser

Now I'm finally first dose vaccinated, just thinking ahead to dose no.2. For anyone vaccinated after 1 June (everyone 45 and under pretty much), dose no.2 will fall after primary schools have closed. Its an age group that will have a lot of parents of young kids so they are all going to be holidaying (domestically) in an 8 week window starting end of June. Long story short, lots and lots of second doses clashing with holidays. I hope they have thought ahead to this. If you refuse one day, no point after you the next day, etc. I wonder will they allow you by then to get second doses by appointment in convenient pharmacies? Gonna be messy if not.

[Deleted User]

Enduro wrote: »

I'm due my *second* Pfizer jab. Friday will be 28 days. No text has arrived yet. I won't be able to make it on Friday, or for the following week as it happens, so will likely be a week overdue at minimum as a result. I will head along to one of the MVC centres to see if they were willing to jab me today if I knew that Pfizer was being given out. If they're not willing, that's obviously absolutely fine, but I see no harm in asking, especially if they have any extra doses at the end of the day as a result of no shows.

I guess you should have heard by now if they were going to call you on Friday. I was told when I got 1st dose that I would be contacted in the week leading up to it sometime for dose 2.