Covid 19 Part XXX-113,332 ROI(2,282 deaths) 81,251 NI (1,384 deaths) (05/01) Read OP

Stheno

Avoation1091 wrote: »

Is it tomorrow instead?

Duh sorry keep thinking today is Monday

No its Tuesday

Happydays2020

Stheno wrote: »

There is one tomorrow

There is on Tuesday I think and one would think that COVID will not be the headline item on the agenda.

hynesie08

niallo27 wrote: »

I can't understand people giving the HSE a free pass on the delayed vaccination yet crucify johnny down the road for having 2 cars in his drive. Its actually the first thing the HSE had to do with regards this vaccine besides actually receiving it and there is delays already. Inept useless organisation.

How is rolling it out a day earlier than planned a "delay"

lukas8888

Strumms wrote: »

Completely, absolute toss bag. Anyone with half a fûcking brain could predict it.

How the sweet jeebus did he ever become an elected TD and then head of government, seriously ? The dogs in the street, every healthcare professional and more of us besides predicted it...

OK i think at this stage we get it,your absolute hatred of Leo Varadkar has been demonstrated on multiple posts over the last number of months.Not that i'm a fan but talk about going overboard.

niallo27

hynesie08 wrote: »

How is rolling it out a day earlier than planned a "delay"

Really.

hynesie08

niallo27 wrote: »

Really.

Yes.

spookwoman

niallo27 wrote: »

I can't understand people giving the HSE a free pass on the delayed vaccination yet crucify johnny down the road for having 2 cars in his drive. Its actually the first thing the HSE had to do with regards this vaccine besides actually receiving it and there is delays already. Inept useless organisation.

I agree its a f*ckup with the delay in administering vaccines but how the hell are the HSE crucifying Johnny for having 2 cars in the driveway. Reaching for strawing with that argument.

niallo27

spookwoman wrote: »

I agree its a f*ckup with the delay in administering vaccines but how the hell are the HSE crucifying Johnny for having 2 cars in the driveway. Reaching for strawing with that argument.

I never said they were. I said certain posters on here.

niallo27

hynesie08 wrote: »

Yes.

They are one of the last countries in Europe.

Stheno

spookwoman wrote: »

I agree its a f*ckup with the delay in administering vaccines but how the hell are the HSE crucifying Johnny for having 2 cars in the driveway. Reaching for strawing with that argument.

I think he means posters on here giving out about neighbours, not the HSE?

hynesie08

niallo27 wrote: »

They are one of the last countries in Europe.

Cool, still not a delay.

spookwoman

niallo27 wrote: »

I never said they were. I said certain posters on here.

Sorry misread the post

niallo27

hynesie08 wrote: »

Cool, still not a delay.

Whaaaaaaaaaaa.

caveat emptor

Didn’t know NPHET recommended quarantine. Makes sense now looking back. If only they listened we probably wouldn’t be in this mess.

https://twitter.com/vickimahony/status/1343254264139960321?s=21

ElJeffe

niallo27 wrote: »

I never said they were. I said certain posters on here.

Who gave out about 2 cars in a driveway? Please quote post as source

jackboy

hynesie08 wrote: »

Cool, still not a delay.

If they planned to start vaxxing next July then technically that would not be a delay. I think the fact that we are starting later than most other EU countries is the point.

niallo27

caveat emptor wrote: »

Didn’t know NPHET recommended quarantine. Makes sense now looking back. If only they listened we probably wouldn’t be in this mess.

https://twitter.com/vickimahony/status/1343254264139960321?s=21

What about people crossing the border, do we quarantine them as well.

caveat emptor

niallo27 wrote: »

What about people crossing the border, do we quarantine them as well.

Good one. If only we had a common travel area.

WoollyRedHat

caveat emptor wrote: »

Didn’t know NPHET recommended quarantine. Makes sense now looking back. If only they listened we probably wouldn’t be in this mess.

https://twitter.com/vickimahony/status/1343254264139960321?s=21

Yep and they also recommended government ban non essential travel back in the summer, but ignored that too.

niallo27

caveat emptor wrote: »

Good one. If only we had a common travel area.

You never answered the question.

Avoation1091

caveat emptor wrote: »

Didn’t know NPHET recommended quarantine. Makes sense now looking back. If only they listened we probably wouldn’t be in this mess.

https://twitter.com/vickimahony/status/1343254264139960321?s=21

Travel was accounting for a very very small % of the cases prior to UK strain. Our Aviation industry has been deciminated by Covid with the massive reduction in flights. People were supposed to be restricting there movements.

AutoTuning

I think it's safe to say almost everyone in the country has has a bad experience with the HSE over the years, hence the failure to start vaccinations immediately just comes across as yet more of the same.

WoollyRedHat

niallo27 wrote: »

What about people crossing the border, do we quarantine them as well.

If government were committed enough to it, they could have lobbied Belfast (with help of London) to implement similar policy. Maybe NI wouldn't be in as such a sorry situation as they are now in. The unionists have proven they represent a threat to public health, it's crazy.

jam_mac_jam

There are such a tiny amount of vaccines being administered that a day or two is really not going to make a difference. I am not sure what the big fuss is.

jam_mac_jam

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

There are such a tiny amount of vaccines being administered that a day or two is really not going to make a difference. I am not sure what the big fuss is.

Probably because close to half a million are out of work due to this “crisis” and we have vaccines sitting there waiting on people to get back from Christmas holidays and we’ll probably be operating Mon - Fri 9 - 5.

hynesie08

jackboy wrote: »

If they planned to start vaxxing next July then technically that would not be a delay. I think the fact that we are starting later than most other EU countries is the point.

Exactly, not a delay.......

Considering there's already been possible issues in Germany with the storage and the UK have database and quantity issues, and the basic fact that some of the first group to be vaccinated are potentially still on a few days AL. I'd rather we take the extra day or two AS LONG AS that time is being used to kill any gremlins in the system..........

Hopefully we start vaccinating Tuesday and as we are plowing through it, we get the news that the next batch is on its way and we are ready and able for it.

caveat emptor

niallo27 wrote: »

You never answered the question.

Happy Christmas Niallo, If we had a common policy then they wouldn't be required. What would be important is that people from outside UK / Ireland quarantine. We don't have a border practically so we can't set policy. I think we should accept that reality sooner rather than later.

branie2

Big drop in cases this evening

hynesie08

Deleted User wrote: »

Probably because close to half a million are out of work due to this “crisis” and we have vaccines sitting there waiting on people to get back from Christmas holidays and we’ll probably be operating Mon - Fri 9 - 5.

So, if we open up every chemist and gps office 24/7 to administer the vaccine, how will that change the fact that we still will only have 30000 doses a week, doesn't matter if they're vaccinated by 2 o'clock Tuesday or Sunday evening.

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jam_mac_jam wrote: »

There are such a tiny amount of vaccines being administered that a day or two is really not going to make a difference. I am not sure what the big fuss is.

People are just itching to moan now. If they administered the vaccines a day early, they'd still find something.