Covid 19 Part XXI-27,908 in ROI (1,777 deaths) 6,647 in NI (559 deaths)(22/08)Read OP

plodder

stephenjmcd wrote: »

More nonsensical ramblings when asked was there confusion around the measures announced

I hate that mealy-mouthed way of saying sorry, but not really. "Did we get everything 100% right, and predict last weeks lotto numbers, and solve world peace overnight. No we didn't, but we'll try harder next time.."

JP Liz V1

Is Leo still on staycation in Kerry?

Patser

Is there numbers for today?

Xaniaj

KrustyUCC wrote: »

I'm not listening but Donnelly certainly has been talking up/threatening another lockdown all this week

He was being a little bit condescending there! General public too stupid to understand complicated measures so maybe we just need to lock it all down. Let's not mention that his colleagues are the ones that didn't 'understand' the guidelines.

KrustyUCC

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Is Leo still on staycation in Kerry?

Thought it was Mayo?

ceadaoin.

DevilsHaircut wrote: »

My point is that T-cell immunity will not save us.

Despite the fact that it is the latest right-wing 'cure/thing'.

Any T-cell action does not reduce the chance infection.,

Or of infecting others.

From the guy did the actual science;...



https://twitter.com/profshanecrotty/status/1295362669621346305

Wtf how is the t cells thing "right wing"? It isn't. Have a Google there. Theres plenty of sources that aren't fox news. Including the new york times and the NIH and various scientific publications. The relentless politicizing of this virus is becoming tiresome.

(And yes, I'm still in vegas before you come back with your usual snide question to insinuate that I can't be on the ireland thread.)

plodder

DevilsHaircut wrote: »

My point is that T-cell immunity will not save us.

Despite the fact that it is the latest right-wing 'cure/thing'.

Any T-cell action does not reduce the chance infection.,

Or of infecting others.

From the guy did the actual science;...

That's very interesting, but I don't see what relevance it has to the question of what percentage of the population has been exposed to the virus...?

MickeyLeari

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Thought it was Mayo?

He is probably glad he did not stop off in Galway on Wednesday.

Away With The Fairies

Santy2015 wrote: »

The WHO saying they hope pandemic will be over in 2 years!! F**k that for a game of soldiers

And we still don't have a vaccine. 2 years is an optimistic view.

completedit

Not sure what it's like in the rest of EU and worldwide, but here, once the schools go back, the whole idea of being in the thick of a national emergency will go out the window. The surreal nature of the times has pretty much gone already but that will be it.

Bit cynical

DevilsHaircut wrote: »

There was an abysmal response to the antibody survey; only 35% of those selected agreed to take part. They 'weighted' the results.

No really #InThisTogether.

28 antibody positive in Dublin, and 5 in Sligo (=3.1%, 0.6%).

https://www.hpsc.ie/a-z/respiratory/coronavirus/novelcoronavirus/scopi/SCOPI%20report%20preliminary%20results%20final%20version.pdf?utm_source=social&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=scopireportresults&utm_content=20.08.2020

Needs to be a much larger survey conducted and not merely antibodies but t-cell responses as antibodies are only part of the picture.

bb1234567

plodder wrote: »

Disappointing response rate, but they could hardly force people to take part.

The one thing these studies can't measure though is the percentage of people that were exposed to the virus, but never got infected, or not enough to register an antibody response.

The number of people who become infected but do not register antibody responses seems to be very small. Antibody studies in Indian cities, Kabul , parts of New York and Lombardy all reported antibody presence in upwards of 50-60% of their populations. Even in the very unlikely event 100% of the people in these regions were infected, infected who don't present with antibodies are a minority in comparison with those who do. It's looking increasingly likely that the T cell theory will not be our saviour.

Having said that the Irish antibody study is of far too small a scale to give any reliable indicator of spread.

Assetbacked

DevilsHaircut wrote: »

My point is that T-cell immunity will not save us.

Despite the fact that it is the latest right-wing 'cure/thing'.

Any T-cell action does not reduce the chance infection.,

Or of infecting others.

From the guy did the actual science;...



https://twitter.com/profshanecrotty/status/1295362669621346305

Right wing cure? Interesting BS hypothesis doctor.

PixieValentine

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Thought it was Mayo?

Independent said he wanted to explore some of the Wild Atlantic Way. Taking in numerous places I guess. Though he’s probably spent most of today dealing with this mess so I’d wager he wouldn’t be getting to enjoy it much.

What Username Guidelines

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

And we still don't have a vaccine. 2 years is an optimistic view.

And spanish flu burned through everyone pretty quick, infecting up to 1/3rd of the global population at the time. We've certainly slowed it

What Username Guidelines

79 cases
no deaths

manofwisdom

79 cases 0 deaths.

is_that_so

So not 80!

Non solum non ambulabit

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

79 cases
no deaths

In line with test data no Saturday backlog for tomorrow's numbers

ACitizenErased

Of the cases notified today:

39 are men and 40 are women
73% are under 45 years of age
30 are confirmed to be associated with outbreaks or are close contacts of a confirmed case
21 cases have been identified as community transmission
43 are in Dublin, 9 in Kildare, 6 in Cork, 6 in Tipperary and the remaining 15 cases are in Clare, Donegal, Laois, Limerick, Louth, Mayo, Roscommon, Wexford and Wicklow

JP Liz V1

79 new cases

Utopia Parkway

ACitizenErased wrote: »

https://twitter.com/jackiefox_/status/1296847687187390471?s=21

To be fair the Spanish flu lasted two years as it reached different parts of the globe at different times. It didn't last two years everywhere. Many places had a much shorter experience of it. Albeit a far more deadly one than COVID-19.

eigrod

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Better late than never

80 cases , 43 Dublin, 10 Kildare 3 Laois

0 deaths

Must’ve been 1 case denotification since lunchtime

What Username Guidelines

MM gonna speak live on the 6.1 news at some stage. Should be a nice start to the weekend.

fritzelly

eigrod wrote: »

Must’ve been 1 case denotification since lunchtime

This is all a bit too close - is this mysterious friend's name Leo...

normanoffside

eigrod wrote: »

Must’ve been 1 case denotification since lunchtime

A Kildare one

stephenjmcd

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

MM gonna speak live on the 6.1 news at some stage. Should be a nice start to the weekend.

Well this'll be interesting

GooglePlus

Community transmission creeping up slowly but surely, as expected.

Assetbacked

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Of the cases notified today:

39 are men and 40 are women
73% are under 45 years of age
30 are confirmed to be associated with outbreaks or are close contacts of a confirmed case
21 cases have been identified as community transmission
43 are in Dublin, 9 in Kildare, 6 in Cork, 6 in Tipperary and the remaining 15 cases are in Clare, Donegal, Laois, Limerick, Louth, Mayo, Roscommon, Wexford and Wicklow

Of the under 45s, statistically speaking and conservatively calculating, that would mean of the 59 infected 2 may end up in hospital, none in ICU and none will die. We want to continue to see more younger people infected than older and the key metric of no spike in deaths. Positive news today. Further restrictions talk is nonsense in this context.

KrustyUCC

ACE do you have any up to date 14 day county figures?

ACitizenErased

KrustyUCC wrote: »

ACE do you have any up to date 14 day county figures?

Gavan Reilly usually puts them up on twitter

expectationlost

clusters in dublin?

Ohmeha

7 day average number still increasing slowly and at it's highest since May 20th (130.57)

Day Month Date Cases 7 Day
Saturday August 1st 45 35.00
Sunday August 2nd 53 40.86
Monday August 3rd 46 45.86
Tuesday August 4th 45 46.57
Wednesday August 5th 50 51.71
Thursday August 6th 69 49.43
Friday August 7th 98 58.00
Saturday August 8th 174 76.43
Sunday August 9th 68 78.57
Monday August 10th 57 80.14
Tuesday August 11th 35 78.71
Wednesday August 12th 40 77.29
Thursday August 13th 92 80.57
Friday August 14th 67 76.14
Saturday August 15th 200 79.86
Sunday August 16th 66 79.57
Monday August 17th 56 79.43
Tuesday August 18th 190 101.57
Wednesday August 19th 54 103.57
Thursday August 20th 136 109.86
Friday August 21st 79 111.57

Ohmeha

expectationlost wrote: »

clusters in dublin?

One definitely out in Howth/Sutton area but scale of it still unknown

Ficheall

Ohmeha wrote: »

7 day average number still increasing slowly and at it's highest since May 20th (130.57)

Well, if it doesn't go down tomorrow, that's pretty bad!

What Username Guidelines

KrustyUCC wrote: »

ACE do you have any up to date 14 day county figures?

Doesn't have exact figures but compares last week to this week from most-effected to least-effected

Interesting to see that almost every county is coming down

https://twitter.com/ConorRiordan2/status/1296859149721116672?s=20

KrustyUCC

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Gavan Reilly usually puts them up on twitter

Thanks

By my poor calculations Cork has had 29 cases over the past 2 weeks not including todays 7

Still doing quite well

Widdensushi

Mary lou looking for the Dail recalled, surely it can't be under the current restrictions

shipposter

Where's all the exponential growth?

NegativeCreep

Ohmeha wrote: »

7 day average number still increasing slowly and at it's highest since May 20th (130.57)

Day Month Date Cases 7 Day
Saturday August 1st 45 35.00
Sunday August 2nd 53 40.86
Monday August 3rd 46 45.86
Tuesday August 4th 45 46.57
Wednesday August 5th 50 51.71
Thursday August 6th 69 49.43
Friday August 7th 98 58.00
Saturday August 8th 174 76.43
Sunday August 9th 68 78.57
Monday August 10th 57 80.14
Tuesday August 11th 35 78.71
Wednesday August 12th 40 77.29
Thursday August 13th 92 80.57
Friday August 14th 67 76.14
Saturday August 15th 200 79.86
Sunday August 16th 66 79.57
Monday August 17th 56 79.43
Tuesday August 18th 190 101.57
Wednesday August 19th 54 103.57
Thursday August 20th 136 109.86
Friday August 21st 79 111.57

What was the rate of testing in May?

Harry Palmr

Fr Martin is on in a minute

Lundstram

A scripted interview screened by MM's team no doubt. How about some bloody action instead of sh1te talk.

Fann Linn

Widdensushi wrote: »

Mary lou looking for the Dail recalled, surely it can't be under the current restrictions

Factories, hospitals, warehouses, ships, trains, buses, prisons, council buildings, racetracks, hotels are all open.

Why not DE?

Harry Palmr

The Dail is sitting in a theatre somewhere isn't it?

drunkmonkey

shipposter wrote: »

Where's all the exponential growth?

Give it a week or so, Cahir meat factory might produce a lot, I've been told again today about a case in another tipperary meat factory...

Tandey

Widdensushi wrote: »

Mary lou looking for the Dail recalled, surely it can't be under the current restrictions

Sure aren’t the government above these restrictions, clearly seen re Golf dinner.

drunkmonkey

Harry Palmr wrote: »

The Dail is sitting in a theatre somewhere isn't it?

Yea at an eye watering price per week. Some serious piss talking going on.

is_that_so

Widdensushi wrote: »

Mary lou looking for the Dail recalled, surely it can't be under the current restrictions

That's really for social media consumption. No real reason to do so apart giving the Opposition even more oxygen to do what they are doing now.

Deeper Blue

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

And we still don't have a vaccine. 2 years is an optimistic view.

Why is two years optimistic? What are you basing that on exactly?

GooglePlus

Bet your bottom dollar that Mary Lou will be our next Taoiseach.

If it was a close call before all this..