Covid 19 Part XXIV-37,063 ROI (1,801 deaths) 12,886 NI (582 deaths) (02/10) Read OP

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Pablo Escobar wrote: »

Cork is still miles down the list per head of population. 34 per day in Cork wouldn’t see any extra restrictions imposed. The problem is it’s been at that level for about a week now. If it goes up for a sustained period it’s a problem. But other places are in a much worse place for now.

Its still a good bit down the list alright, but growing with a bit of pace. Nothing to be worried about yet, but one to watch.

https://twitter.com/higginsdavidw/status/1309174927497584641?s=20

Spanish Eyes

So schools are open and kids going back and forth, and sitting indoors all day. And teachers are continuing to do their work with them.

But most other things closed now. What is left to close at this stage?

Seems to be a thing regarding drinking only pubs now. Our local hostillery has erected a fabulous marquee in their beer garden but I walked past earlier and the manager was having a smoke at the door and said we are hoping for the best weatherwise, but we can only have fifteen in. Keeping it going for the community. Well done. Food served of course and booked up for tonight, tomorrow and Saturday.

Stheno

Stheno wrote: »

No. Wet pubs can open in Donegal, they can't in Dublin

Thats because the Dubs can't behave themselves.

Eod100

Goldrickssan wrote: »

Seems like the easiest way to derail these threads is mentioning locking down Cork.

Place goes mental for a few minutes after

I've learned my lesson.. :pac:

fritzelly

Exactly WUG

stephenjmcd

Interesting......
https://twitter.com/Ryanair/status/1309176023414603777?s=19

PopTarts

Is there around 150 cases unaccounted now?

spookwoman

Spanish Eyes

Confirmed on NT that Donegal drink only pubs can stay open but only for outdoor drinkers. May have been mentioned already apologies if so.

But they are at level 3. Dublin is at 3.5 AFAIK see the difference? Dublin publicans with outdoor spaces and no food must be hopping mad.

Polar101

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Interesting......

Funny, but Finnair does fly Dublin-Helsinki - I guess they were talking about the Dublin-Tampere Ryanair route they cancelled some years ago.

But I agree the green list is a joke.

JP Liz V1

I think everyone just stay in your county unless essential

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stephenjmcd wrote: »

Interesting......
https://twitter.com/Ryanair/status/1309176023414603777?s=19

Ah I despise Ryanair. They've no right commenting on something like that, making it out as if it's not all about the money they're missing out on.

They're a shower of scumbags.

pjohnson

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Interesting......
https://twitter.com/Ryanair/status/1309176023414603777?s=19

Christ thats actually their official twitter?

Thats embarrassing. I know they never pretended to be professional but jaysus.

stephenjmcd

Map updated
https://twitter.com/hpscireland/status/1309176718687690753?s=19

wowzer

PopTarts wrote: »

Is there around 150 cases unaccounted now?

Benimar is usually spot on with these figures, hopefully they will give us an update as it seems like there is quite a few cases unaccounted.

It's seems unlikely that re-tests are the reason but no one really knows.

Eod100

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Interesting......
https://twitter.com/Ryanair/status/1309176023414603777?s=19

Don't think they will win anyone to their arguments with this juvenile stuff tbh. People in NK often tortured, killed, imprisoned and starved. Shouldn't be used as a punchline from a budget airline. Do they honestly think people will be travelling in droves regardless of what green list is?

hetuzozaho

Deleted User wrote: »

Thats because the Dubs can't behave themselves.

Can confirm. Am Dub.

MOR316

Eod100 wrote: »

Don't think they will win anyone to their arguments with this juvenile stuff tbh. People in NK often tortured, killed, imprisoned and starved. Shouldn't be used as a punchline from a budget airline. Do they honestly think people will be travelling in droves regardless of what green list is?

Controversy creates cash

boardise

Deleted User wrote: »

It's amazing what discomforts people put up with. This morning I saw people eating full meals, with the rain drizzling down, at tables placed on the general footpath beyond contained areas of cafes in Churchtown. No shelter from the elements whatsoever, and with all human traffic brushing by.

Yup , those damp diesel particles can really spice up a meal. Yum-Yuggh.

Eod100

MOR316 wrote: »

Controversy creates cash

Maybe in normal times but when barely anyone is travelling don't think that's necessarily true

Thomas Pringle looks like Rab c nesbitt today.

Sorry, Thomas

big syke

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Re-infections, don't be daft, this is Ireland and not going to happen.

Ye probably not seeing as though there is a whopping 15 cases documented in over 30millions cases .

MOR316

Eod100 wrote: »

Maybe in normal times but when barely anyone is travelling don't think that's necessarily true

It really is though.

For every person who disagrees with that tweet, there'll be two people who either don't care or, who agree with it.

The little guy, who is being suppressed by the Government's draconian handling of this situation, Ryanair understands them! They are there for the little guy! Those planes will be full of the little guy.

In other words, that tweet ain't gonna do any damage to them

Benimar

wowzer wrote: »

Benimar is usually spot on with these figures, hopefully they will give us an update as it seems like there is quite a few cases unaccounted.

It's seems unlikely that re-tests are the reason but no one really knows.

There is a 75 case difference today, along with an 80 difference yesterday.

Since Sept 10th (the last day the overall totals seemed to be the same) there is a 238 case difference.

If there isn’t a lot of retesting of previously confirmed positive cases going on then we have quite a few outstanding cases to come.

Since the 10th, announced cases have exceeded positive swabs only three times. Last Tuesday, last Friday and this tuesday....tomorrow is Friday...

spookwoman

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Map updated
https://twitter.com/hpscireland/status/1309176718687690753?s=19

Ar*e Waterford map went red to the east was just Tramore area

zerosugarbuzz

GooglePlus wrote: »

Ah I despise Ryanair. They've no right commenting on something that, making it out as if it's not all about the money they're missing out on.

They're a shower of scumbags.

Ah come on, you have to admit they have a point. Complete joke constant lockdowns and scaremongering.

MOR316

Who is this twat on RTE news?

Guy with glasses! Ever since March, he literally sticks out like a sore thumb! He seemingly loves the misery

Nermal

Eod100 wrote: »

Do they honestly think people will be travelling in droves regardless of what green list is?

If people weren't going to travel anyway, why would the government go to such pains to discourage and frighten them? To deliberately blur the line between what's prevented by law and what's merely not 'advised'?

They have every right to be angry. Their business has been destroyed, not by the pandemic, but by our government's response to it.

blowitupref

So far this week compared to the first 4 days of last week we had 21 extra reported cases from 4,440 extra tests.

A backlog of cases to added in for the days ahead but will case numbers be higher than last Friday, Saturday, Sunday that had 923 cases for those 3 days?

D.Q

pjohnson wrote: »

Christ thats actually their official twitter?

Thats embarrassing. I know they never pretended to be professional but jaysus.

They're some chancers. They changed the flight times of my flight, sent an email to tell me and told me I'm entitled to apply for a refund, the refund link doesn't work, only the link to accept the changes.