CoVid-19 Part VII - 169 cases ROI (2 deaths) 45 in NI (as of 15 March) *Read OP*

scamalert

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Do you not care picking up the virus and then spreading it on? The problem is there's a few days from contracting the virus to showing symptoms. During these days you can feel fine and still pass it on. The more we distance ourselves from others the better.

yes wash hands avoid uncecesasry gatherings stock up on food supplies dig a bunker, you do realize this $hit will be here in 2 weeks time, and prob for another year or two.


some think that everything should stop in its tracks, shops closed no going out just stay in and it will go away, its being mentally ill heard mentality on few hysteric preppers, dont see any ***** saying prayers each time theres people dying of flu or someone on the road, total muppetry, yes its bad but as it stands its nowhere near bad as any previous virus or plague, 5k worwdwide at 4 months mark is peanuts, if some think they will get it and die, they have prob same mentality when they buy euro millions in winning it.

saabsaab

Hobgoblin11 wrote: »

I’m on a bumble date tonight with a Spanish doctor over for the weekend from Spain ! Kiss or no kiss ?

No kissing, and wear protection.

Gods Gift

Hobgoblin11 wrote: »

I’m on a bumble date tonight with a Spanish doctor over for the weekend from Spain ! Kiss or no kiss ?

Stick to the 15 minute rule and you’ll be grand.
No foreplay.

niallo27

namloc1980 wrote: »

As sad as this case is maybe it might make the it's grand brigade sit up and take notice.

The grand parade are the older generation, the over 60s. They are the ones out in town. They have seen it all before and dont give a ****.

kowloon

Hobgoblin11 wrote: »

I’m on a bumble date tonight with a Spanish doctor over for the weekend from Spain ! Kiss or no kiss ?

He's a soldier at war and needs to be treated as such, he should be walking funny by the time you're finished with him.

Strazdas

Hobgoblin11 wrote: »

I’m not sure I want the ride !

Did you say your date is a doctor? They might be able to offer you sensible advice on whether a kiss is appropriate or not

Drumpot

AllForIt wrote: »

That is a rather dumb post when you consider that the point of restrictions is to prevent the spread of a virus. What you are saying is that it's okay to spread it in a supermarket but not okay to spread it in a pub.

And just because one goes to a pub does not mean one has an alcohol problem, pubs are social occasions and a relief from the working week, where for some ppl who are single for example is their only opportunity for social interaction.

Most people who have drinking problems don’t know they have drinking problems.

Icepick

Time to limit access from England NOW.

US2

The Guinness always tastes nicer when the pub is busy, great craic here and not a word about the virus.

JP Liz V1

Any idea what part of the country the second death occurred in?

Gael23

Dew know exactly where the second death is?

walshb

AllForIt wrote: »

That is a rather dumb post when you consider that the point of restrictions is to prevent the spread of a virus. What you are saying is that it's okay to spread it in a supermarket but not okay to spread it in a pub.

And just because one goes to a pub does not mean one has an alcohol problem, pubs are social occasions and a relief from the working week, where for some ppl who are single for example is their only opportunity for social interaction.

I think more interaction and close contact occurs in pubs..

Plus, supermarkets are a wee bit more important for society!

jam_mac_jam

AllForIt wrote: »

That is a rather dumb post when you consider that the point of restrictions is to prevent the spread of a virus. What you are saying is that it's okay to spread it in a supermarket but not okay to spread it in a pub.

And just because one goes to a pub does not mean one has an alcohol problem, pubs are social occasions and a relief from the working week, where for some ppl who are single for example is their only opportunity for social interaction.

No a supermarket is a necessity a pub is not. People need to eat. They don't have to drink alcohol

Amazed by this argument. Can people actually not see the difference.

saabsaab

saabsaab wrote: »

No kissing, and wear protection.

I like it

Straight in,no kissing,larry murphy style

walshb

Gael23 wrote: »

Dew know exactly where the second death is?

East!

Edit: not really exact, that!

odyssey06

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Any idea what part of the country the second death occurred in?

the "east"

caveat emptor

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

When we're locked down and the sing songs start, can we please not sing the fields of athenry ffs?

Seems fitting that it was written about a time in our history where a sizeable chunk of the population died.

Cee-Jay-Cee

tom1ie wrote: »

We won’t though. Just look at the likes of johnny savage telling everyone he’s an absolute legend for going out drinking and a jumped up flu is not gonna tell him what to do!
If I believed him I’d say he’s an irresponsible clown and he’s causing this thing to spread, but I know he’s trolling looking for a reaction. :rolleyes:

I actually know Johnny Savage and he’s just trolling. His mother told me she wishes that he actually would go the fcuk our rather than sitting in his bedroom on his laptop all day/nite.

Don’t worry Johnny I won’t tell anyone your real name

Away With The Fairies

pjohnson wrote: »

Monroes and Caribou closed in Galway. Not all publicans are selfish prícks.

They need to all close. Otherwise they'll all pack into another pub that's open.

AllForIt

Drumpot wrote: »

Most people who have drinking problems don’t know they have drinking problems.

Fascinating.

Signore Fancy Pants

weldoninhio wrote: »

You are “hoping hard” it’s so bad on Monday that you’re called in?? Serious hero complex going on there. I’m off to the pub. G’night.

Oh and I’ll also be in work on Monday, for the HSE, same as every other Monday.

He's hoping he can help.

Just like what you are doing working for the HSE.

Enjoy your pints.

smelly sock

More rumours flying around. Hearing from AGS members and a nurse i know thats red warning from Monday.

Anyone else hearing anything?

pjohnson

The fact some people seem to view the weekly shop as the exact same as pints is another example of the overwhelming stupidity that is in this country.


This is why a lockdown is needed. People are too damn stupid.

odyssey06

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

No a supermarket is a necessity a pub is not. People need to eat. They don't have to drink alcohol

Amazed by this argument. Can people actually not see the difference.

Totally.

And supermarkets sell alcohol too

Bit cynical

Live webcam of Temple Bar for people to get angry at.

thomas 123

scamalert wrote: »

yes wash hands avoid uncecesasry gatherings stock up on food supplies dig a bunker, you do realize this $hit will be here in 2 weeks time, and prob for another year or two.


some think that everything should stop in its tracks, shops closed no going out just stay in and it will go away, its being mentally ill heard mentality on few hysteric preppers, dont see any ***** saying prayers each time theres people dying of flu or someone on the road, total muppetry, yes its bad but as it stands its nowhere near bad as any previous virus or plague, 5k worwdwide at 4 months mark is peanuts, if some think they will get it and die, they have prob same mentality when they buy euro millions in winning it.

You see with this thinking that’s exactly what’s going to happen.

The government and the WHO are trying to slow it down as long as they can so our smartest people can make a vaccine or at least improve treatments.

Your odds of catching it increase exponentially every single day.

aristotle25

smelly sock wrote: »

More rumours flying around. Hearing from AGS members and a nurse i know thats red warning from Monday.

Anyone else hearing anything?

Yes heard same from a serving member of the Gardai.

laurah591

odyssey06 wrote: »

the "east"

they need to drop this east crap

Gods Gift

Drumpot wrote: »

Most people who have drinking problems don’t know they have drinking problems.

If the pubs close they’ll have a bigger drink problem.

ldy4mxonucwsq6

retro:electro wrote: »

Not sure. But I’m sure if there was a whisper of some gobshlte letting people through the back door for fear he’d lose a few coin they’d be there fairly sharp

And that gob****e thinks that everyone else won't mind at all.

People underestimate the general public who have some common sense for the greater good.

In times like this we won't necessarily need Gardai or Army to sort all things out, some things will of course be rectified locally.