Covid 19 Part XXVI- 50,993 ROI (1,852 deaths) 28,040 NI (621 deaths) (19/10) Read OP

Roots 2020

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Any need for posts like this ??

You don't like what someone posts, thats grand call out the post, but your getting personal here.

People of both sides of the argument make their points that's what makes a decent balanced discussion and debate on here.

Your just having a go at someone.

I dont want to get into back seat modding here far from it but this thread is descending into a I told you so, he said, she said blame game.

His right hand man throughout the pandemic

Fann Linn

Postgrad10 wrote: »

Is there an official statement due this evening ? T

Leo should be on Twitter shortly.

alentejo

If we go down this route, we will have another lock down in either January / February / March of next year. We seriously cant afford another lock down

KrustyUCC

Wales aiming for a 2 week circuit breaker

Ours is only 3 times that

Best in the class again for restrictions

Wahey

niallo27

niallo27 wrote: »

But sure they only give advice, load of bolox. They are running the country right now.

If that was the case we would have been at level 5 two weeks ago.

Funsterdelux

niallo27 wrote: »

But sure they only give advice, load of bolox. They are running the country right now.

You'd think with all this power they have, they would have locked diwn 2 weeks ago.

stephenjmcd

Roots 2020 wrote: »

His right hand man throughout the pandemic

I could reply how I want to this but I won't risk a ban.

I agree with some of his posts and disagree with others.

Its called having an opinion, have you anything to add except wanting to have a go at people?

Icyseanfitz

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Wales aiming for a 2 week circuit breaker

Ours is only 3 times that

Best in the class again for restrictions

Wahey

also shutting the majority of their secondary schools down

Dayor Knight

political analyst wrote: »

https://extra.ie/2020/10/18/news/irish-news/nphet-becoming-dangerously-political-should-have-been-stood-down-in-summer-say-cabinet-insiders?fbclid=IwAR3kmElmXK7oTBvP2u498hGP7oYl8Dq-y-wDRLuzCwJM1HDew7xNi039s8I

I wonder what source that might be, undermining the public health advice again.

martingriff

Sweet.Science wrote: »

Tony can have his whiskey and cigar tonight

He got his wish

Country and lives destroyed for decades

I am sure he will be looking after his wife and making sure she is okay. Again it is the government who is making this decisions. I bet you were celebrating the government for sticking it to him 2 weeks ago. They make the decisions.

Gradius

alentejo wrote: »

If we go down this route, we will have another lock down in either January / February / March of next year. We seriously cant afford another lock down

Recession, globally, is knocking on the door.

podgeandrodge

owlbethere wrote: »

Where is the evidence that non essential retail is the cause of spread and thus need to be closed?

Poorside wrote: »

The reason for closing non essential retail is to cut down the amount of shopping trips people make, out, get what you need and go home.

Their question was where is the evidence. There is a serious question over closing down business and thousands of jobs for something that has not been called out as a source of concern in transmission leading to the higher cases.

KrustyUCC

alentejo wrote: »

If we go down this route, we will have another lock down in either January / February / March of next year. We seriously cant afford another lock down

We can't afford this one either

Level 4 for six weeks would cost over a billion according to the Irish Times

Level 5 will cost more on top of that

Goldrickssan

So is it 00:01 on Wednesday or Thursday?

KrustyUCC

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Wales aiming for a 2 week circuit breaker

Ours is only 3 times that

Best in the class again for restrictions

Wahey

Our schools are being kept open. Which means Wales will have greater success in one-third of the time.

Goldrickssan

It better not be a blanket 350 again.

Too many gob****es were getting that and didn't deserve it

KrustyUCC

Goldrickssan wrote: »

So is it 00:01 on Wednesday or Thursday?

Thursday seems to be the indication

niallo27

DubInMeath wrote: »

If that was the case we would have been at level 5 two weeks ago.

Funsterdelux wrote: »

You'd think with all this power they have, they would have locked diwn 2 weeks ago.

Well look where the **** we are now.

stephenjmcd

Goldrickssan wrote: »

So is it 00:01 on Wednesday or Thursday?

Listening to rte there sounds like Wednesday night into Thursday so 00.01 Thursday is my guess

Roots 2020

stephenjmcd wrote: »

I could reply how I want to this but I won't risk a ban.

I agree with some of his posts and disagree with others.

Its called having an opinion, have you anything to add except wanting to have a go at people?

I've added plenty. Can get missed as I'm not a self proclaimed expert on here 24/7.

is_that_so

Goldrickssan wrote: »

So is it 00:01 on Wednesday or Thursday?

Thursday - midnight Wednesday.

Boggles

seamus wrote: »

I see you've gone pretty quiet since the swab numbers came out. I've updated the earlier graph for you.

I haven't Seamus I assure you.

But what part of tracing has collapsed and the headline figures are no longer accurate confuses you?

No one believes Level 3 is working or will work, time to give it up.

The cabinet have moved on, Harris confirmed it yesterday.

It's clear now that the virus exists at such a level in all our community, a county by county approach would not be sufficient. So tomorrow we will have to bring in more restrictions. Level 3 has not worked

Every single indicator shows a rapid deterioration of the virus in the community compounded by the fact that we can no longer adequately trace it.

You fúcking around with MS Graphs pretending to be NPHET Lite doesn't change reality.

KrustyUCC

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Our schools are being kept open. Which means Wales will have greater success in one-third of the time.

We'll see about that

I can see the unions and teachers working in level 5

Funsterdelux

niallo27 wrote: »

Well look where the **** we are now.

BringBackMick

0001 Thursday by the looks of it

martingriff

BringBackMick wrote: »

Certainly gonna be hard to sell it when cases are reaching their peak.

The sheep will think level 5 is working in 5 days.

Disgusting

While the other side will look at it in 5 days and say look its not working. If anyone looks at this on a one day basis they are idiots. It will take 2 weeks at least to see

Dayor Knight

Sweet.Science wrote: »

People are hilarious

'if only we listened to NPHET two weeks ago we'd be nearly over this'

Well we'd be ahead of where we are now anyway. Two weeks wasted, and the
virus isn't hanging around.

Seamai

Hayley_Rae wrote: »

You may not be happy but you will be better off than those working.

I'm not sure how you arrived at that. The average industrial wage here is a damn sight higher than €350 a week.

niallo27

Funsterdelux wrote: »

Level 5 on a Sunday night, no its too short notice. 2 weeks later, level 5 now. OK Tony.

spookwoman