Coronavirus (COVID-19)

fin12

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

I think indoor eating is not allowed now

I thought that too but then I looked at the chart they have on rte and it says allowed but with extra restrictions. But like where do we find out what these extra restrictions are?

fin12

fin12 wrote: »

I thought that too but then I looked at the chart they have on rte and it says allowed but with extra restrictions. But like where do we find out what these extra restrictions are?

2m between tables mandatory etc etc etc
The stuff the restaurants claim isn't feasible.

Widdensushi

fin12 wrote: »

I thought that too but then I looked at the chart they have on rte and it says allowed but with extra restrictions. But like where do we find out what these extra restrictions are?

You would imagine that we will know in the next hour, not very fair on that industry not knowing whether they need food to open tomorrow or not by now.

SleetAndSnow

53 in Cork today

Corholio

May not be allowed visitors to your home under this. Level 3 says 1 household but they are apparently reviewing this.

JP Liz V1

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

To the pub!

Really makes no difference, 3 or 5 they are damned for it now. Mixed messaging is going to cost them big time.

Are non food pubs now closed again?

fin12

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Are non food pubs now closed again?

https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2020/0917/1165506-what-does-level-3-mean-covid/

Says they can stay open with extra restrictions?

ACitizenErased

Wet pubs can stay open with outdoor dining.

marno21

Cork's 14 day incidence rate stands at 110.56 including today's figure of 53 cases.

The growth in 14 day incidence rate has slowed now due to the 14 day incidence rate only now counting the period of higher cases we've noticed in the last few weeks.

Cork's 14 day incidence rate is now lower than the national 14 day incidence rate which stands at 115.2 cases per 100k.

ACitizenErased

marno21 wrote: »

Cork's 14 day incidence rate stands at 110.56 including today's figure of 53 cases.

The growth in 14 day incidence rate has slowed now due to the 14 day incidence rate only now counting the period of higher cases we've noticed in the last few weeks.

Cork's 14 day incidence rate is now lower than the national 14 day incidence rate which stands at 115.2 cases per 100k.

I think it's sorta encouraging that we haven't seen it shoot past the 60 range.

saabsaab

Confined to your county now. If you're living there.

Widdensushi

saabsaab wrote: »

Confined to your county now. If you're living there.

Luckily if you live in a county with an airport you can pop abroad for the weekend

saabsaab

Widdensushi wrote: »

Luckily if you live in a county with an airport you can pop abroad for the weekend

Is that allowed? Fly to Dublin too?

fin12

Widdensushi wrote: »

Luckily if you live in a county with an airport you can pop abroad for the weekend

Ya ridiculous isn’t it. Can’t go to another county but can go to Germany.

saabsaab

fin12 wrote: »

Ya ridiculous isn’t it. Can’t go to another county but can go to Germany.

Is Germany still letting us visit?

confusticated

Corholio wrote: »

May not be allowed visitors to your home under this. Level 3 says 1 household but they are apparently reviewing this.

The levels have been so butchered by amendments and additions that they're hardly worth even looking at any more. With the best will in the world, it's so complicated that it is getting hard for people to follow. A harsher restriction but with clearer communication would actually be preferable I think.

Ludo

fin12 wrote: »

Ya ridiculous isn’t it. Can’t go to another county but can go to Germany.

Nope not true...foreign travel also not allowed except for usual exceptional reasons.

Ludo

LAZYIRISH wrote: »

As of today the wearing of masks are only mandatory on public transport.

Extended now:

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1313213949983293448

fin12

Ludo wrote: »

Nope not true...foreign travel also not allowed except for usual exceptional reasons.

So there’s no green list anymore?

Ludo

fin12 wrote: »

So there’s no green list anymore?

Looks like it:

https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/f3d24-all-remaining-counties-to-join-donegal-and-dublin-on-level-3-under-irelands-plan-for-living-with-covid-19/

mikeym

Going to Level 3 will have a big impact on Restaurants, Hotels and Bars.(Although im not sure what restrictions the government are implementing)

Its hard to say that the covid cases will drop if the whole country goes into Level 3.

JP Liz V1

mikeym wrote: »

Going to Level 3 will have a big impact on Restaurants, Hotels and Bars.

Its hard to say that the covid cases will drop if the whole country goes into Level 3.

Well the big revenue rebate for staycations was starting in October if anyone was planning holidays in Ireland for 625 euros per person

Away With The Fairies

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Well the big revenue rebate for staycations was starting in October if anyone was planning holidays in Ireland for 625 euros per person

Now you can only staycation in your own county.

ACitizenErased

mikeym wrote: »

Going to Level 3 will have a big impact on Restaurants, Hotels and Bars.(Although im not sure what restrictions the government are implementing)

Its hard to say that the covid cases will drop if the whole country goes into Level 3.

Dublin's cases have quite clearly stopped growing, Level 3 will 100% have an impact.

ACitizenErased

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Dublin's cases have quite clearly stopped growing, Level 3 will 100% have an impact.

Thursday 1 October 170 cases are in Dublin
Friday 2 October 198 cases are in Dublin
Saturday 3 October 224 cases are in Dublin
Sunday 4 October 100 cases are in Dublin
Monday 5 October 134 are in Dublin

The last two days data was good but is two days data enough to be thinking Dublin's cases have quite clearly stopped growing?

ACitizenErased

Augeo wrote: »

Thursday 1 October 170 cases are in Dublin
Friday 2 October 198 cases are in Dublin
Saturday 3 October 224 cases are in Dublin
Sunday 4 October 100 cases are in Dublin
Monday 5 October 134 are in Dublin

The last two days data was good but is two days data enough to be thinking Dublin's cases have quite clearly stopped growing?

Look at the 14 day incidence. Slope has clearly dipped.

ACitizenErased

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Look at the 14 day incidence. Slope has clearly dipped.

Yes, of course it has, due to some recent days having low numbers relative to what went before......



18 September 116 in Dublin
19 September 166 in Dublin
20 September 241 cases are in Dublin
21 September 76 cases are in Dublin
22 September 174 cases are in Dublin
23 September 103 cases are in Dublin
24 September 167 cases are in Dublin
25 September 152 cases are in Dublin
Saturday 26 September 104 are in Dublin
Sunday 27 September 212 cases are in Dublin
Monday 28 September 209 cases are in Dublin
Tuesday 29 September 154 cases are in Dublin
Wednesday 30 September 189 cases are in Dublin
Thursday 1 October 170 cases are in Dublin
Friday 2 October 198 cases are in Dublin
Saturday 3 October 224 cases are in Dublin
Sunday 4 October 100 cases are in Dublin
Monday 5 October 134 are in Dublin


Dublin cases are still (yesterday and Sunday) above national numbers from a month ago so we've a bit to go before we can say that level 3 is all we'll need.

ACitizenErased

As of 8pm last night the number in hospital in Cork dropped from 6 (4 Mercy, 2 CUH) to 5 (3 Mercy, 2 CUH) with none in critical care

fin12

Heard Waterford have done brilliantly, they are in their 9 day of cases dropping and now have the lowest incidence in the country.

Are the cinemas closed now under Level 3?

Zardoz

fin12 wrote: »

Are the cinemas closed now under Level 3?

Closed from tomorrow yes.