JacksonHeightsOwn wrote: » How exactly are people registering to get a Pfizer vaccine in a chemist by the way? Born in 81, still no sign of an appointment in citywest.......
Stark wrote: » Tullyallen pharmacy have a picture of them vaccinating a guy with Pfizer on their Facebook page.
Flying Fox wrote: » Helix were doing 37 year olds today (including me!). Friends who are only a few months younger are still waiting for an appointment though. Citywest still seems way behind.
FileNotFound wrote: » Really, mother in law is a pharmacist and she was only saying they didn't get the go ahead yet, mind you wasn't chatting today so may have changed since.
Chuck Noland wrote: » Age: 35 Registered: 19th June Text received: Now Appointment: 1st July MVC: PUC Vaccine: Pfizer
Toulouse wrote: » Husband Age: 36 (born 1984) Registered: June 23rd Text: Still nothing on the portal Appointment: Saturday 3rd July Location: Pharmacy Vaccine: Pfizer-BioNtech Dose: 1
CiboC wrote: » Does anyone know where around Dublin they are doing Pfizer tomorrow or Saturday? I have an appointment for Sunday for 2nd Pfizer jab but I have to go abroad (yes, essential travel!) on Saturday evening. I called into the Aviva this morning but they aren't doing Pfizer until Sunday, otherwise they would have one me today. So far it seems from reading here that it's the Helix or Fairyhouse - anyone know about UCD / Croke Park / Greystones? Are there Pfizer shots being done there tomorrow? I'd travel pretty much anywhere around Dublin to get it done before I have to leave!
astrofool wrote: » Registered 1st June (born 1981 but 39) No text received Logged on today and saw appointment 1 for Tuesday 6th July in UCD (filled in consent and medical questions without a problem) When I rang last week they said I was assigned to CityWest so something is changing there Pfizer
wonski wrote: » Yeah. It's done through contacts indeed. Somehow I managed to get one appointment being a non national with no contacts in hse. Did you apply through normal channels or did you expect gp appointment out of nowhere? Doctors calling young lads in 20s etc? What etc means in this case? and you still wait? You just applied last week, like few days ago. Just wait.
Nicetrustedcup wrote: » Douglas Road Dr or pharmacy?
Flying Fox wrote: » Citywest still seems way behind.
SunnySundays wrote: » Dublin beginning to move to the under 40s. Lots of people I know born in 1982/1983 got notified of appointments for either Aviva or UCD today. All Pfizer and all next Wednesday. Not all got a text so might be worth checking the portal if you are in the area and age range.
lenovo1 wrote: » 35 Cork Registered last week. No appointment. Most lads my age and much younger seem to have it in the last few weeks or an appointment this week. Doctors calling lads in their 20s etc. Was away for a good few years so don't have the contacts in Ireland which seem to be how it's being done now.
Claiomh wrote: » Have a look around for pharmacies in Cork doing it - there are plenty advertising it on Facebook. Two friends of mine in same cohort got done last week in Carrigtwohill. Douglas Road also seems to be doing Pfizer and you may get done earlier than waiting. Hope that helps!
tickybob wrote: » Age: 37 (born 1983) Registered: Saturday June 19th Appointment: Weds 7th July Location: UCD Vaccine: Pfizer-BioNtech Dose: 1 Delighted! --- A few details: I never got a text. Only saw it because I checked online. Strangely enough my brother who is 2 years younger also got his appointment today, also at UCD, 10 mins before mine. But my sister-in-law who is a few years older than him, same address, no appointment for her yet. Not really sure how they're doing it, seems a bit random. A lot of friends all got their appointments today (no texts yet, they checked online). So it seems they're now getting to the late 30s in UCD area.
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