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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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Polar101

bluedragonfly wrote: »

I had first dose 7th june (year 1975) and have heard nothing about second. It is four weeks today.

Same here, looking like more than 4 weeks for us. Hopefully something happens this week.

Cdcdn

Nermal wrote: »

Southwest Dublin, 40 years old, registered from the 1st June and still waiting.

Creative new excuse each time I ring. Today for the first time I was told registering 'early' had caused problems with my case.

Pathetic.

My partner (40) is also still waiting since June 6th for an appointment and has called several times and received no answers. We are in Maynooth. I’m 31 (32 in August) and losing hope I will get the vaccine in the next 2-3 weeks which I need to travel home to my home country to see my grandmother who is ill. I’ve registered with a couple pharmacies for Janssen but they seem to be slammed and apparently are only getting 50 doses a week (have I heard that right??!).

[Deleted User]

lochbob wrote: »

45
First Vaccine 9th June
Pfizer
City West
Second Vaccine 7 July

Citywest is an odd one. It's mad that 45 year olds are getting their second doses bang on time while so many 40-41 year olds haven't even had their first. I could understand the need to prioritise AZ second doses, but surely they need to make a bit of progress on first doses now rather than prioritising second doses for the mid 40s?

Obviously great news for you personally though, must be a relief to be nearly there.

Idioteque

random_banter wrote: »

That's the first time I've heard that one. Going by what I've seen on this thread, plenty of people registered when their window open but before the exact day of their age and it seems they have gotten appointments fine?

Yep defo BS - My wife (39) regiestered weeks before her date to register but has an appointment today along with lots of other 39 yr olds in CityWest. I'm aged 40, registered when the general 40-44 age opened (so a few days early) and I'm still waiting over 4 weeks now.

So unless registering early just caused a glitch for the 40/41 age group I find that answer BS.

random_banter

Nermal wrote: »

Southwest Dublin, 40 years old, registered from the 1st June and still waiting.

Creative new excuse each time I ring. Today for the first time I was told registering 'early' had caused problems with my case.

Pathetic.

That's the first time I've heard that one. Going by what I've seen on this thread, plenty of people registered when their window open but before the exact day of their age and it seems they have gotten appointments fine?

lochbob

45
First Vaccine 9th June
Pfizer
City West
Second Vaccine 7 July

Sanjuro

Hey everyone. I have a question I hope you can help with. Sunday last week, I got my first vaccine appointment. As I was on holiday and wouldn't be able to make the appointment, I had to reschedule. Got a second appointment on the Tuesday for the following day, but again, I was still on the other side of the country and had to reschedule again. I haven't heard anything since. Should I just continue to wait for a new appointment or do I need to ring the HSE to, eh, I dunno, ultimate reschedule or something?

Nermal

Southwest Dublin, 40 years old, registered from the 1st June and still waiting.

Creative new excuse each time I ring. Today for the first time I was told registering 'early' had caused problems with my case.

Pathetic.

shelladoo

Waiting for a second Helix appt from 6 June too

chrisire

bluedragonfly wrote: »

Did someone you know have five day delay for second dose at helix? Is that recent?

I had first dose 7th june (year 1975) and have heard nothing about second. It is four weeks today.

Same for me I had mine the day before you and still nothing

bluedragonfly

Nov2006 wrote: »

Helix are closing next weekend I believe and an MVC is opening in Cloghran. I’m due mine in 2 days also at the Helix but they are running 5 days late at the moment. So probably will get appointment for next Sunday but sure I’m off to Kerry on Sat. Like you had hoped it would be 4 weeks after

Did someone you know have five day delay for second dose at helix? Is that recent?

I had first dose 7th june (year 1975) and have heard nothing about second. It is four weeks today.

Happydays2020

dar_dar wrote: »

37, Dublin City Centre. Still no appointment.

North side or south side?

Markitron

howiya wrote: »

Age 37. Registered on portal 20 June. Got appointment text today for 8 July in the helix

Same.

howiya

Age 37. Registered on portal 20 June. Got appointment text today for 8 July in the helix

Davexirl

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Similar happened to me. I got the vaccine from my doctor and my HSE portal updated to awaiting second dose. Both the HSE and my doctor took my pps so I assume that links up somewhere along the line.

Thanks for letting me know.

[Deleted User]

Davexirl wrote: »

Age 36:

I live in North Kildare and I registered on the portal 2 weeks ago, I heard nothing and then this evening I got a text off my local GP asking do I want to be considered for the Pfizer vaccine this week. I replied Yes. I am delighted as handier to get there instead of City West or Punchestown.

Are GP's and the HSE portal all linked up?

Similar happened to me. I got the vaccine from my doctor and my HSE portal updated to awaiting second dose. Both the HSE and my doctor took my pps so I assume that links up somewhere along the line.

Hippodrome Song Owl

Still waiting here this evening, SW Dublin (so probably Citywest), age 39 and referred as cohort 7. They appear to be doing some 39 year olds on Monday and second dose for 46-47 on Wed-Thur according to posts here. Still AZ second doses for 60+ to do too, and some over 40 still not done at all yet, so looks like it will probably next weekend at the earliest maybe? I'll have the company on to me again tomorrow about it now. They're struggling to believe I'm not done yet.

Davexirl

Age 36:

I live in North Kildare and I registered on the portal 2 weeks ago, I heard nothing and then this evening I got a text off my local GP asking do I want to be considered for the Pfizer vaccine this week. I replied Yes. I am delighted as handier to get there instead of City West or Punchestown.

Are GP's and the HSE portal all linked up?

dar_dar

37, Dublin City Centre. Still no appointment.

spakman

Stark wrote: »

Question for those who got vaccinated in Citywest. How much of a pain in the hole is it to drive there and back at say 5pm on a weekday evening? I'm thinking of cycling there instead (about 40 mins each way) if it means not getting stuck in mental traffic.

it was prob about 15 mins stuck in traffic to get parking for me. that was just after 4pm of a Tuesday

Stark

Question for those who got vaccinated in Citywest. How much of a pain in the hole is it to drive there and back at say 5pm on a weekday evening? I'm thinking of cycling there instead (about 40 mins each way) if it means not getting stuck in mental traffic.

ddarcy

LOTTOWINNER wrote: »

Each time I phone they say all my details are correct and there's no reason why I won't get my second vaccine.

Same with mine. I think the person who entered in the jab info messed up. I think some in cork are on 40 days and Newstalk this morning was on Pfizer and AZ delays as well too. With the massive delivery last week, I’d say you should hear something this week at worst.

LOTTOWINNER

ddarcy wrote: »

Not Pfizer, but AZ. I’m on week 15 now…

I took a neighbour to get their jab today as they don’t drive. It was AZ too and I just went in and chatted to the receptionist/ registrar and my account was all messed up. Lots of wrong information was entered in about the vaccination, and, I’m guessing here, that a data quality check probably flagged my account and the HSE have not been able to do anything about it, even though this was long before the hack (in a normal world this is what should happen to check for mistakes/ errors). Once the errors were sorted they said my account was unlocked. I didn’t set it up, as this was the original rollout before the portal (all my personal data was correct). I was at a quiet time in the afternoon and she was like we’ve had a few last minute cancellations, so we can do it now if I wanted.

I guess that is always an option. Not saying it will work for you or anyone else though. They were only doing AZ today at my MVC, for instance.

Each time I phone they say all my details are correct and there's no reason why I won't get my second vaccine.

HildaOgdenx

Flying Fox wrote: »

I take that to mean someone actively refuses, i.e. answers 'No' to the question. Ignoring the text is not refusing, as you can give consent at the vaccine centre. I know from experience as I did this myself.

I think it's just a poorly worded article, but the tone of it suggests it's simply a way to speed up the process, and it says people are being encouraged to do this (i.e. it's not mandatory).

Think about it, if people were getting appointments cancelled for not doing the online questionnaire it would be all over the news, and there would be much stronger messaging around it.

That was my interpretation also, that it means where someone does not give consent either verbally or online.

And yes, exactly, it would be contrary to all common sense, to have people arriving at a vaccination centre, ready for their jab, and telling them they couldn't have it because they hadn't completed the consent online.

As you rightly say, that would be all over the news!

ddarcy

LOTTOWINNER wrote: »

Still waiting for notification text for second vaccine? have phoned helpline a number of times over the last 2 weeks, apparently it's been "escalated" but still no text, anyone else having a delay with second jab?

Not Pfizer, but AZ. I’m on week 15 now…

I took a neighbour to get their jab today as they don’t drive. It was AZ too and I just went in and chatted to the receptionist/ registrar and my account was all messed up. Lots of wrong information was entered in about the vaccination, and, I’m guessing here, that a data quality check probably flagged my account and the HSE have not been able to do anything about it, even though this was long before the hack (in a normal world this is what should happen to check for mistakes/ errors). Once the errors were sorted they said my account was unlocked. I didn’t set it up, as this was the original rollout before the portal (all my personal data was correct). I was at a quiet time in the afternoon and she was like we’ve had a few last minute cancellations, so we can do it now if I wanted.

I guess that is always an option. Not saying it will work for you or anyone else though. They were only doing AZ today at my MVC, for instance.

fattymuatty

I'm 35 and got my first Moderna vaccine today at Galway Racecourse.

JTMan

I know a 35, 37 and 39 year old who are all getting their first dose of Pfizer in the Aviva next Wednesday.

Midnight Sundance

Husband managed to get talking to one local pharmacy. They are going to vaccinate us even though we are over 35 and under 50. Thank god for them. They gave us the choice of the j/j or the pfizer one.
Is there actually much of a difference bar one is 1 jab and the other is 2?

[Deleted User]

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

It depends on how you interpret this

I take that to mean someone actively refuses, i.e. answers 'No' to the question. Ignoring the text is not refusing, as you can give consent at the vaccine centre. I know from experience as I did this myself.

I think it's just a poorly worded article, but the tone of it suggests it's simply a way to speed up the process, and it says people are being encouraged to do this (i.e. it's not mandatory).

Think about it, if people were getting appointments cancelled for not doing the online questionnaire it would be all over the news, and there would be much stronger messaging around it.

LOTTOWINNER

LOTTOWINNER wrote: »

53
Reg 5/5
Text 20/5 (6.15pm)
Appointment 21/5 (3.15pm)
Pfizer.
Dundalk

Still waiting for notification text for second vaccine? have phoned helpline a number of times over the last 2 weeks, apparently it's been "escalated" but still no text, anyone else having a delay with second jab?