Wallander wrote: It also says on the website you are only allowed to reschedule twice - what happens though if you need to do it a third time?
km79 wrote: » My mother got her first AZ in galway Mvc on weds 28th april She got text for second jab next Weds 23rd June. Delighted ! I still haven’t heard of anyone in the low 40s getting called to Galway MVC. Glad I got mine in GP now Mayo MBC is flying it . Down to 40 year olds early this week as my friend was called Monday
ForestFire wrote: » In and out of Galway in about 40mins, total, for 3pm appointment . It seemed to be getting a lot more busy as I was leaving though. They were checking appointment times at the entry points and if you were early you were asked to wait before being allowed to enter.
annoyedgal wrote: » Was this the helix? Have a young breastfed baby so wondering if i can bring him as can't risk being stuck for hours in a queue!
ACitizenErased wrote: » 20s - Group 7 Dose 2 Monday 21st from GP Pfizer
harr wrote: » Quick question spoke to someone earlier who got his second appointment for Tullamore moderna I think but it will be only 16 days from his first one . Surely this is a mistake or glitch. He kind of wants to go ahead and get it but it would hardly be beneficial after 16 days.
appledrop wrote: » Still nothing for me + I've checked portal 3 times today just in case!
ixoy wrote: » Of my group, the two Northsiders got an appointment (we're 42) but the south- and west-siders haven't yet. We got ours today.
dunneg wrote: » ...are there many 42 year olds out there still waiting on an appointment? I'm hearing of 41yo's who have already receieved their first jab. A friend, 41, got her first jab on Monday 14th.
iamwhoiam wrote: » This is from the HSE site Doses You will need 2 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. You should get your 2nd dose 4 weeks (28 days) after your 1st dose. It takes 14 days after getting the 2nd dose for it to work. This is when you are fully vaccinated.
hello2020 wrote: » How to ask for certain vaccine if you don't want the one offered? Say I do not want Jansen ( Johnson's) vaccine then what's the process to ask for a different shot?
M_Murphy57 wrote: » https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/dr-tony-holohan-hails-near-elimination-of-covid-19-among-vaccinated-1.4596086?mode=amp Multiple outlets reporting that each of the 30+ and 35+ cohorts will take up to 4 weeks to get through. Could be mid august by the time all 30 years olds are done. Things slowing down because the decision to drop Az, j&j and instead of hitting 450k a week.as planned will only be able to hit 200k or so a week. Meanwhile 1 of my friends aged 40-45 finally got called, other 9 of us still all waiting.
airy fairy wrote: » Doesn't look like college students will get back to campus in September then as most would be the lower end of the 20's group so we're looking at late Sept or October for full vax.
daheff wrote: » I'm guessing it'll be end of year before we get to 18yos.
Deeec wrote: » I got a message yesterday to say my vaccine appointment for Sunday ( moderna ) has been cancelled. No new date has been given yet. No reason for cancellation given either. Did anyone else receive cancellation message.
km79 wrote: » Universities would have had 18 months to plan by then It would be an absolute dereliction of their duty of care to students if they do not come up with some kind of plan to get all at diners back on campus (not necessarily all together !) Looking forward to what the Minister for Everything except his own portfolio comes up with
M_Murphy57 wrote: » Harris talking fairly confidently about antigen testing being used to get student back to in person college. That was announced yesterday, then today they announce a slowdown in getting through the 30+. I'm sure its just a coincidence though. No doubt Donnelly will be tweeting later that college students can register for their vaccines "soon".