Covid 19 Part XXXIII-231,484 ROI(4,610 deaths)116,197 NI (2,107 deaths)(23/03)Read OP

bb1234567

Doctor Jimbob wrote: »

The notion that we can't do outdoor dining in this country is wildly exaggerated. The weather isn't that bad.

Totally agree..temps are perfectly mild most of the year which is a big plus. Much of the world is way too HOT to sit out in during Summer, Ireland is one region that is probably pretty pleasant to sit out in from April-September. Maybe not perfect like Mediterrean places but there really is a lot worse worldwide, where humidity and punishing heat make everyone retreat indoor much more than a mild/rainy climate would like ours. Some umbrellas/parasols and Dublin/Ireland will perfectly adapt to outdoor dining, the rain is the only valid issue and that is totally exaggerated, in Dublin it only rains 1/3 days of the year. It's a lot but much less than some people make out. And in winter, some heaters and wind protectors and a blanket will make that feasible too.

kenmc

Happily relieved to see that drop in cases. Deaths still high though bit obviously they lag significantly.

More low numbers though please for rest of week

Normal One

12 deaths in March, 10 in February and 2 in January.

TheDoctor

Normal One wrote: »

24 deaths, 371 cases

Congrats to everyone for surviving the fourth surge.

Sunday March 21st 2021 - Sunday March 21st 2021

votecounts

At least the case numbers are coming down.
RIP to the 24 peole who have lost their lives

stephenjmcd

kenmc wrote: »

Happily relieved to see that drop in cases. Deaths still high though bit obviously they lag significantly.

More low numbers though please for rest of week

Tomorrow could be high enough, I'm not speculating what it could be but cases 149 off swabs, of course they don't ever match up exactly but there could be the guts of an extra 120 or so there to report. Now they could filter through over a few days but if not we could see a day like Sunday repeated potentially.

Either way it gives people a little bit of a lift when there's a lower number reported which is good

Stheno

Vicxas wrote: »

Great numbers

votecounts wrote: »

At least the case numbers are coming down.
RIP to the 24 peole who have lost their lives

It's Tuesday, numbers always tend to be low

Need to see a few days of consistently low cases at least

hynesie08

Normal One wrote: »

12 deaths in March, 10 in February and 2 in January.

Those March numbers still very low. Great to see*

*obviously not great that 12 people have passed, but you know what I mean.

Wearing of The Green

Cases roughly similar to the previous 2 Tuesdays. Tuesday is our day with lowest case numbers since the start of the year.

CIARAN_BOYLE

kenmc wrote: »

Happily relieved to see that drop in cases. Deaths still high though bit obviously they lag significantly.

More low numbers though please for rest of week

Its a rise on last Tuesday. Weekly cycle all that crap.

While it sounds like a good number it's a not good particularly good news.

Benimar

Stheno wrote: »

It's Tuesday, numbers always tend to be low

Need to see a few days of consistently low cases at least

Agreed. Last 4 Tuesdays were 359,311,349 and 371 today. Fits the trend of stagnation with possible growth.

Gael23

Benimar wrote: »

Agreed. Last 4 Tuesdays were 359,311,349 and 371 today. Fits the trend of stagnation with possible growth.

That’s the nphet rhetoric for the week sorted

Benimar

Gael23 wrote: »

That’s the nphet rhetoric for the week sorted

Are you denying that they are stagnating?

Sweet.Science

Benimar wrote: »

Agreed. Last 4 Tuesdays were 359,311,349 and 371 today. Fits the trend of stagnation with possible growth.

A large part of society was opened 2 weeks ago . Surely the numbers weren't expected to keep going down ?

ShineOn7

151 in Dublin, 31 in Offaly, 27 in Donegal, 25 in Galway, 21 in Meath and the remaining 116 cases are spread across 16 other counties

JP Liz V1

Normal One wrote: »

24 deaths, 371 cases

RIP

Of the cases notified today:
• 183 are men / 187 are women
• 75% are under 45 years of age
• The median age is 30 years old
• 151 in Dublin, 31 in Offaly, 27 in Donegal, 25 in Galway, 21 in Meath and the remaining 116 cases are spread across 16 other counties

Gael23

Benimar wrote: »

Are you denying that they are stagnating?

Would rather that than increasing

ShineOn7

Andrew00 wrote: »

Why do they always lie and make up a high death figure anytime the case numbers are low?

Absolute criminals

Er


What?

Benimar

Gael23 wrote: »

Would rather that than increasing

So would I but that wasn’t what I asked you.

ShineOn7

Of the 24 mortalaties reported today

• Median age: 82
• Age range: 49-100

Benimar

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Er


What?

There are some people who still don’t understand (or pretend to not understand?) how deaths are reported.

This leads them to believe that NPHET are ‘holding back’ deaths for shock factor. It’s nuts tbh.

Ohmeha

National new case numbers including rolling averages and percentages for the past 4 weeks. R number hovering too close to 1.0

Day Month Date Year ROI Cases Weekly 5 Day Av 5 Day % 7 Day Av 7 Day % 14 Day Av 14 Day %
Wednesday February 24th 2021 574 5,166 700.40 -9.72% 738.00 -11.96% 788.14 -26.06%
Thursday February 25th 2021 613 4,878 625.40 -22.71% 696.86 -17.36% 770.07 -24.83%
Friday February 26th 2021 776 4,891 644.80 -19.02% 698.71 -14.87% 759.71 -24.08%
Saturday February 27th 2021 738 4,641 655.20 -18.45% 663.00 -17.93% 735.43 -24.70%
Sunday February 28th 2021 612 4,574 662.60 -10.24% 653.43 -17.53% 722.86 -23.41%
Monday March 1st 2021 687 4,575 685.20 -2.17% 653.57 -15.45% 713.29 -23.02%
Tuesday March 2nd 2021 359 4,359 634.40 1.44% 622.71 -16.84% 685.79 -25.21%
Wednesday March 3rd 2021 566 4,351 592.40 -8.13% 621.57 -15.78% 679.79 -23.71%
Thursday March 4th 2021 462 4,200 537.20 -18.01% 600.00 -13.90% 648.43 -24.71%
Friday March 5th 2021 522 3,946 519.20 -21.64% 563.71 -19.32% 631.21 -24.94%
Saturday March 6th 2021 539 3,747 489.60 -28.55% 535.29 -19.26% 599.14 -29.72%
Sunday March 7th 2021 525 3,660 522.80 -17.59% 522.86 -19.98% 588.14 -28.96%
Monday March 8th 2021 437 3,410 497.00 -16.10% 487.14 -25.46% 570.36 -30.24%
Tuesday March 9th 2021 311 3,362 466.80 -13.10% 480.29 -22.87% 551.50 -32.66%
Wednesday March 10th 2021 631 3,427 488.60 -5.89% 489.57 -21.24% 555.57 -29.51%
Thursday March 11th 2021 592 3,557 499.20 1.96% 508.14 -15.31% 554.07 -28.05%
Friday March 12th 2021 646 3,681 523.40 0.11% 525.86 -6.72% 544.79 -28.29%
Saturday March 13th 2021 543 3,685 544.60 9.58% 526.43 -1.65% 530.86 -27.82%
Sunday March 14th 2021 384 3,544 559.20 19.79% 506.29 -3.17% 514.57 -28.81%
Monday March 15th 2021 575 3,682 548.00 12.16% 526.00 7.98% 506.57 -28.98%
Tuesday March 16th 2021 349 3,720 499.40 0.04% 531.43 10.65% 505.86 -26.24%
Wednesday March 17th 2021 557 3,646 481.60 -7.99% 520.86 6.39% 505.21 -25.68%
Thursday March 18th 2021 582 3,636 489.40 -10.14% 519.43 2.22% 513.79 -20.76%
Friday March 19th 2021 507 3,497 514.00 -8.08% 499.57 -5.00% 512.71 -18.77%
Saturday March 20th 2021 525 3,479 504.00 -8.03% 497.00 -5.59% 511.71 -14.59%
Sunday March 21st 2021 769 3,864 588.00 17.74% 552.00 9.03% 529.14 -10.03%
Monday March 22nd 2021 520 3,809 580.60 20.56% 544.14 3.45% 535.07 -6.19%
Tuesday March 23rd 2021 371 3,831 538.40 10.01% 547.29 2.98% 539.36 -2.20%

marno21

31 in Offaly today taking the incidence rate to 444.

Serious issues there that need regional interventions.

AdamD

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

RIP

Of the cases notified today:
• 183 are men / 187 are women
• 75% are under 45 years of age
• The median age is 30 years old
• 151 in Dublin, 31 in Offaly, 27 in Donegal, 25 in Galway, 21 in Meath and the remaining 116 cases are spread across 16 other counties

Median age of 30 is very low right?

Wearing of The Green

marno21 wrote: »

31 in Offaly today taking the incidence rate to 444.

Serious issues there that need regional interventions.

It's Pure Mule shenanigans in Offaly!

ShineOn7

Benimar wrote: »

There are some people who still don’t understand (or pretend to not understand?) how deaths are reported.

12 months in and people still claiming conspiracies because they don't understand the basics

Pandemics are the new IQ test

Jim_Hodge

Andrew00 wrote: »

Why do they always lie and make up a high death figure anytime the case numbers are low?

Absolute criminals

Are you being serious?

Words fail me when this claptrap raises it's head time and time again.

ShineOn7

A recent tweet from Bressie to his quarter of a million followers

The briefings are now resembling a Black Comedy film and they need to start saying things like "When the Schools close this Summer, we'll use the spare R0 for new things. Outdoor restaurants can come back etc"

If you keep beating people up with Gloom Porn they will start making their own restriction rules

Many already are

https://twitter.com/nbrez/status/1372870931954208769

spookwoman

Rebelbrowser

Looking at the national numbers, you now have 12 counties at 102 cases per 100,000 or less.