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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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hippyreject

Age: 39
Registered: 20th June
First vaccine: 5th July
Pfizer
Citywest

JPup

the_amazing_raisin wrote: »

Is there any penalty to registering early? I'm 34 and I'm wondering if it's better to register now rather than when the flood of people will be doing it next week?

I think it’s 1985 or earlier at the moment so I don’t think you make the cut. That’s for the portal.

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the_amazing_raisin wrote: »

Is there any penalty to registering early? I'm 34 and I'm wondering if it's better to register now rather than when the flood of people will be doing it next week?

Won’t make a difference. You won’t get vaccinated any earlier

xredmanlfcx

the_amazing_raisin wrote: »

Is there any penalty to registering early? I'm 34 and I'm wondering if it's better to register now rather than when the flood of people will be doing it next week?

I'm not sure about the HSE portal, but I doubt it. 18-34 year olds can contact any amount of Chemists/Pharmacies to register their interest now, which is mad. It'll result in some amount of wasted time for pharmacies in going through waiting lists and bookings for people who will receive it elsewhere.

the_amazing_raisin

Is there any penalty to registering early? I'm 34 and I'm wondering if it's better to register now rather than when the flood of people will be doing it next week?

secman

Got my second AZ in Citywest this evening, was on the queue at approx 5pm, drove out main gates at 6:40 pm. Very busy, but what was very noticeable was how busy the Testing section to the right as you drive in was, big volume of cars in there this evening.

Marcusm

Alun wrote: »

Anyone in the 60-69 group, specifically 64 had their second AZ dose in the Aviva yet? It's 8 weeks since my first dose and nothing yet. I tweeted @hselive and all they said was it would be between 4 and 12 weeks. Why all the fanfare about reducing the waiting time to get the 60-69 group out if the way if they're still saying it could be 12 weeks?

My wife is 5 years younger than me and is already double vaccinated with Pfizer. Starting to get pretty annoyed.

You’ll all be done by 12 July!

seamus

Stark wrote: »

Age 39
Registered 20th of June
Got vaccine appointment some time between 6pm and 7:30pm today, no SMS message, had to login to see it.
Appointment for Mon Jul 5th Citywest.

Massive relief, been pulling my hair out wondering if I'd get it early next week or not (heading to Mayo for a few days staycation Wednesday evening).

Matchy matchies

secman

brianc27 wrote: »

Just received text

39, Monday 5th of July at Citywest, anyone know what parking is like around there

Huge carpark, not a issue

MANUTD99

Age 36
Registered June 22
Appointment July 7th
Pfizer
Drogheda

Wife:
Age 38
Registered June 20th
Appointment June 28th
Pfizer
Drogheda

maxamillius

Registered last Sunday, got txt yesterday with appointment for this coming Wednesday, Pfizer in UCD, I’m away though so has to reschedule, will probably have to wait for the new dates. I’m 36!

humberklog

Sarn wrote: »

Due to get my second Pfizer dose on Sunday. Just received a second update text on the second dose wanting me to answer some medical questions so that it is ok to vaccinate me. Anyone else get something similar?

Thought I saw a post earlier in the thread where putting in the info caused issues, which is why I’m hesitant to put it in. Not sure why this info would be needed the second time and not the first, apart from saving a minute on the day.

Yeah that was on a text I got. I just ignored it and had no prob today.

mrsherself

Age: 36
Location: pharmacy in Birr, just rang and made appointment
Vaccine: Pfizer

I'm delighted! I still haven't gotten any text from the portal or anything so I just made an appointment. It was so simple to do and I'm so happy I have some Pfizer running through my veins right now

prunudo

Mate, turns 39 next month, getting his first dose (Pfizer) tomorrow in Greystones. Not sure when he registered.

Mink

39
Registered 20th June
Got text around 7.30pm today 2nd July.
1st appt booked for Wednesday 7th July
Carlow IT
Pfizer

I am going to reply “next” I’ll be in Kerry.

For those who have had to reschedule, we’re you ever offered sooner appointments or was it always later?

iheartpooner

Age: 24
Date: 7th of July
Vaccine: Johnson & Johnson
Venue: Pharmacy

Stark

Age 39
Registered 20th of June
Got vaccine appointment some time between 6pm and 7:30pm today, no SMS message, had to login to see it.
Appointment for Mon Jul 5th Citywest.

Massive relief, been pulling my hair out wondering if I'd get it early next week or not (heading to Mayo for a few days staycation Wednesday evening).

[Deleted User]

Sarn wrote: »

Due to get my second Pfizer dose on Sunday. Just received a second update text on the second dose wanting me to answer some medical questions so that it is ok to vaccinate me. Anyone else get something similar?

Thought I saw a post earlier in the thread where putting in the info caused issues, which is why I’m hesitant to put it in. Not sure why this info would be needed the second time and not the first, apart from saving a minute on the day.

Ignore it, some people have been able to answer it fine but for some it has cancelled their appointments. You'll be asked those questions at the vaccine centre anyway.

Sarn

Due to get my second Pfizer dose on Sunday. Just received a second update text on the second dose wanting me to answer some medical questions so that it is ok to vaccinate me. Anyone else get something similar?

Thought I saw a post earlier in the thread where putting in the info caused issues, which is why I’m hesitant to put it in. Not sure why this info would be needed the second time and not the first, apart from saving a minute on the day.

Night owl gal

Got my second AZ vaccine today in Clonmel in St claire's ward. Very fast experience. The staff were great there. Was a bit stressful due to the fact I discovered I had lost my phone when we got there, but all turned out ok thankfully. Was there anyone else from here, there between 12.30 and 1 pm?

humberklog

Got my 2nd Pfizer today (51, 1st jab 15/5, Helix) after postponing my original appointment because I've felt too unwell since the first dose.

They're flying it out there. I was in and out.

Thankfully I'd a much better experience with the doctor this time around. She communicated very well and was attentive to the job she was doing. The previous lad struggled speaking English with me although he was very clear when getting the attention of his supervisor (3 times) to sign his overtime sheet.

Feel mildly stoned most of today, which is fine with me. Today's doctor said she had felt the same as me with the 1st but less ropy after the 2nd jab.

VinLieger

Alun wrote: »

Anyone in the 60-69 group, specifically 64 had their second AZ dose in the Aviva yet? It's 8 weeks since my first dose and nothing yet. I tweeted @hselive and all they said was it would be between 4 and 12 weeks. Why all the fanfare about reducing the waiting time to get the 60-69 group out if the way if they're still saying it could be 12 weeks?

My wife is 5 years younger than me and is already double vaccinated with Pfizer. Starting to get pretty annoyed.

My Mother in law, 65, had her 1st dose in Aviva and her 2nd dose at 8 weeks in greystones last week

Alun

Anyone in the 60-69 group, specifically 64 had their second AZ dose in the Aviva yet? It's 8 weeks since my first dose and nothing yet. I tweeted @hselive and all they said was it would be between 4 and 12 weeks. Why all the fanfare about reducing the waiting time to get the 60-69 group out if the way if they're still saying it could be 12 weeks?

My wife is 5 years younger than me and is already double vaccinated with Pfizer. Starting to get pretty annoyed.

sideshowbob321

2nd jab
Venue : Helix
Flavor: Pfizer
Due today 2nd July

Text today confirming for next Wednesday 7th

A wee bit later than 28 days but considering how many they are getting through just happy to get the date

Idioteque

Shybride2016 wrote: »

That was my experience too. I was perfectly polite on the phone but the guy I spoke to ended up nearly roaring at me to be patient it takes 3 weeks. He wasn’t impressed when I said it had been 4 weeks since I registered.

I totally get that their under enormous pressure and I can imagine the crap they’re dealing with daily but there does seem to be a huge discrepancy with appointments in Citywest. Hope you hear soon.

Big time - the fact the system is giving out appointments to 39 yr olds shows there must be a glitch somewhere given plenty of 40/41 yr olds still waiting

Shybride2016

cee_jay wrote: »

I asked HSELive on twitter, and they said oh you will get your appointment within 3 weeks, DM details and we will look into it. When they realized it's been 4 weeks now since I registered, and no sign of appointment, they said I need to be patient as it is a major logistical challenge. They have not answered the my question on how big the delay is in Citywest and can I be assigned to a different center.

That was my experience too. I was perfectly polite on the phone but the guy I spoke to ended up nearly roaring at me to be patient it takes 3 weeks. He wasn’t impressed when I said it had been 4 weeks since I registered.

I totally get that their under enormous pressure and I can imagine the crap they’re dealing with daily but there does seem to be a huge discrepancy with appointments in Citywest. Hope you hear soon.

[Deleted User]

stoneygreysoil wrote: »

Same as meself, 40 years of age same location and still awaiting appointment on the portal.

Definitely nag them on Twitter and the helpline, seems like something has gone wrong there.

iamwhoiam

Hippodrome Song Owl wrote: »

Are there taxis at Citywest? I'll go by bus and luas, but just wondering if there's an easy alternative if I don't feel like another 2 hours on public transport when I'm finished.

I saw a good few taxis coming and going there . They were dropping people off so I am sure they could be hailed Also taxis up at the shopping centre but thats quite a walk

Idioteque

brianc27 wrote: »

Just received text

39, Monday 5th of July at Citywest, anyone know what parking is like around there

So looking like they've skipped over 40/41 and are doing 39 now (have a few mates 40/41 also still waiting)

Hippodrome Song Owl

Are there taxis at Citywest? I'll go by bus and luas, but just wondering if there's an easy alternative if I don't feel like another 2 hours on public transport when I'm finished.