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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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[Deleted User]

forestgirl wrote: »

How are the days counted from the first vaccine, is day 1 the day you got the first dose or the day after

That depends on which day of the week you got your vaccine done.

Rket4000

59, Louth, appointment for 2nd dose of Moderna on Weds 23rd June. Exactly 28 days from 1st dose. Text received last Thursday

costacorta

airy fairy wrote: »

Not much hope here either for this week. On day 30. Was city hall for 1st one.

City hall is fine wife getting her second vaccine on Wednesday and she was a week after me n PUC . I got mine 18th May and second one Friday

costacorta

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Finally!!
Appointment received for 55 year old mother, Friday the 25th at 11:50.
2nd dose of Pfizer, Pairc ui Chaoimh.
38 days after first dose.

I got same today for Friday as well, I’d say PUC is slower than most . Anyway happy days

forestgirl

How are the days counted from the first vaccine, is day 1 the day you got the first dose or the day after

RoiSoleil

41 (August 1979) Dublin 15

Registered Sat 5th
Text received Thurs 17th
Appt. Monday 21st
The Helix / Pfizer

Arrived at 2.10pm for 2.30pm appointment. I was out by 2.50pm. The organisation was superb, so efficient. I queued under the tent for about 15 minutes then 5 minutes in the second queue to check my details. I was sent to vaccination cubicle immediately with no queuing. Was done there in 5 minutes and then waited for 15 more minutes in the waiting area.

The vaccinator was very helpful. I asked advice about which shoulder to get the shot in as I have a serious enough rotator cuff injury* in my left shoulder that is causing a lot of pain. She said I could get the shot in the right shoulder as I won't be driving any time soon.

* Let that be a lesson to all. Get a proper chair, riser and separate keyboard if using a laptop at home or at work. I learnt the hard way.

airy fairy

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Things must be quite far behind -I’m not holding out hope of getting second stab this week so

Not much hope here either for this week. On day 30. Was city hall for 1st one.

[Deleted User]

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Finally!!
Appointment received for 55 year old mother, Friday the 25th at 11:50.
2nd dose of Pfizer, Pairc ui Chaoimh.
38 days after first dose.

Things must be quite far behind -I’m not holding out hope of getting second stab this week so

ACitizenErased

Finally!!
Appointment received for 55 year old mother, Friday the 25th at 11:50.
2nd dose of Pfizer, Pairc ui Chaoimh.
38 days after first dose.

forestgirl

Darwin wrote: »

Getting second jab Sat 26th, but got confirmation text on 16th (10 days in advance). This will make it 32 days after 1st jab.

What vaccination centre

.42.

41 and just got my First Pfizer dose today in Punchestown Racecourse

In and out in 30min.

Staff and Volunteers were so friendly

[Deleted User]

runawaybishop wrote: »

39, mayo
registered yesterday, appointment sent today, getting moderna on thursday

A 39yo already, that's great. Some areas are flying.

by the seaside

My wife had her 2nd vaccine on Friday.

AZ, Healthcare Worker cohort, Helix / DCU (she had 1st @ Citywest), live in North County Dublin.

[Deleted User]

spockety wrote: »

What is the story with GP appointments? Are you special cases, with underlying conditions? Or just "Hey I don't feel like waiting around much longer, any chance I can get a vaccine from you?"??

Yeah, you can just let your GP know that you'd be interested if they have any doses left over. I know a couple of people in their 20s, and a couple in their early 30s that have had their first doses by doing this

spockety

What is the story with GP appointments? Are you special cases, with underlying conditions? Or just "Hey I don't feel like waiting around much longer, any chance I can get a vaccine from you?"??

Codpeas

Basil3 wrote: »

Does anyone know how the centres are decided? I live in Dublin 15. My other half got Moderna @ Citiwest, I got Pfizer @ Helix.

There are multiple factors including where you live, your age, number of people in your age group in your area, vaccine availability in particular locations for a particular day, staffing capacity at particular locations for particular days.

Myself and the missus had the same split - me in Citywest for Moderna and she got Pfizer in Helix, week or so apart.

chebas

sounds like randomly :-)

[Deleted User]

spockety wrote: »

Is Citywest your nearest centre?

Does anyone know how the centres are decided? I live in Dublin 15. My other half got Moderna @ Citiwest, I got Pfizer @ Helix.

Orobhsa

51
Citywest
2nd Pfizer
Thursday 24th
Text last few mins

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FlubberJones wrote: »

51 - Citiwest
Wednesday 23rd
second jab

Mind me asking when did you get the notice was it today? I’m waiting on jab2 text myself

runawaybishop

39, mayo
registered yesterday, appointment sent today, getting moderna on thursday

juke

spockety wrote: »

Which vaccine?

I'm the same - Pfizer

tiredblondie

alias no.9 wrote: »

You'd think someone would be trying to balance the age cohorts between the centres, it's not even as if Citywest is convenient to get to, its a PITA for anyone without a car and for anyone with a car, the Helix, Aviva, Croke Park and Punchestown would be nearly as handy.

Anyway, in the absence of anyone in the HSE trying to sort it out, I've gone and registered with a GP to get the first dose on Friday. It'll be interesting to see how long an appointment takes though the portal without escalation which I presume most people will be doing once they hit the 3 weeks post registration.

I registered with my GP too, they rang and said they have me on their list but that they are only doing 2nd doses at the moment and don't know if they will even be getting more vaccines in - this is a big GP clinic too in D10!

alias no.9

daheff wrote: »

While the rest of the country is opening up for younger age groups to register, Citiwest is just getting into a bigger & bigger backlog.

surely somebody at the HSE can see this and reroute people to other close centres and relieve the pressure there?

otherwise we'll be seeing people aged 30 applying and not getting appointments for months afterwards

You'd think someone would be trying to balance the age cohorts between the centres, it's not even as if Citywest is convenient to get to, its a PITA for anyone without a car and for anyone with a car, the Helix, Aviva, Croke Park and Punchestown would be nearly as handy.

Anyway, in the absence of anyone in the HSE trying to sort it out, I've gone and registered with a GP to get the first dose on Friday. It'll be interesting to see how long an appointment takes though the portal without escalation which I presume most people will be doing once they hit the 3 weeks post registration.

Paranoid Mandroid

spockety wrote: »

Looks like everyone here is assuming things about the entire rollout plan just because of how Citywest are doing things this week... Don't judge the entire program based on one centre.. it's moving at pace.

I say that as someone waiting on a Citywest appointment.

I think if you are waiting on a citywest appointment (like me) and seeing everywhere else going well, you tend to think overall its going great but citywest not so great. From following this thread my take is that there are a lot of people that see it that way. Sure they are flying through it, +330k last week.... that's some going.

spockety

FlubberJones wrote: »

51 - Citiwest
Wednesday 23rd
second jab

Which vaccine?

FlubberJones

51 - Citiwest
Wednesday 23rd
second jab

ZeroThreat

About 2 1/2 weeks since I registered now, still waiting on confirmation, but local GP clinic in my area phoned today to say I could get it there on 29th, so seems like I won't be going to citywest unless I get a confirmation in the next couple of days.

ACitizenErased

prunudo wrote: »

Considering the numbers of 42-40 still reporting that they haven't even got an appointment yet, were they a bit premature in opening the portal for 39-35.

I think they were tbh. Still a lot of second doses to be done for 50s too.

prunudo

Considering the numbers of 42-40 still reporting that they haven't even got an appointment yet, were they a bit premature in opening the portal for 39-35.