Covid 19 Part XXXIV-249,437 ROI(4,906 deaths) 120,195 NI (2,145 deaths)(01/05)Read OP

gozunda

jackboy wrote: »

Such mingling outdoors is low risk unless symptomatic people are literally coughing into people’s faces.

We're not talking about simply "mingling outdoors". We're already allowed to do that within 5km whilst exercising.

The issue is allowing people from everywhere and anywhere to all get together to do the same thing but to travel over distance to do so including stopping to buy refreshments and use public convinces etc as people do.

Now let me ask a question- do you really believe that "literally coughing into people’s faces" is the sole means that covid spreads?

covidrelease

hynesie08 wrote: »

Noone was fined or moved on though.....

You missed this bit

They also saw her dispersing small groups of 2/3 people who had stopped to talk to each other, even though they were safely distanced.

JP Liz V1

https://twitter.com/COVID19DataIE/status/1376114850322059269

CalamariFritti

Yay just another 30 months and we're done so.

paddyisreal

gozunda wrote: »

We're not talking about simply "mingling outdoors". We're already allowed to do that within 5km whilst exercising.

The issue is allowing people from everywhere and anywhere to all get together to do the same thing but to travel over distance to do so including stopping to buy refreshments and use public convinces etc as people do.

Now let me ask a question- do you really believe that "literally coughing into people’s faces" is the sole means that covid spreads?

What public conveniences do you refer to? Toilets? All closed. Non essential shops? all closed. As for your theory on refreshments we may as well shut supermarkets then. The 5k rule is a joke and everyone knows it except the idiots we have running the show.

SleetAndSnow

CalamariFritti wrote: »

Yay just another 30 months and we're done so.

If it kept up at the current pace, by June 30th over 3m people would have had a dose.

Hopefully this keeps up.

covidrelease

robbiezero wrote: »

I asked a question. In your opinion, Is it ok for me to sit under a tree in the park and read a paperback book or not?
Yes or no?

The covideers have decreed that such an activity is not allowed at the moment. Their logic is that if you were to have an accident, such as a branch falling of the tree and hurting you it would put further pressure on the health services.

redarmy

BREAKING: 13 deaths and 604 cases of #COVID19 confirmed

Gael23

13 deaths on a Sunday is not very encouraging

Stheno

Gael23 wrote: »

13 deaths on a Sunday is not very encouraging

You know very well they did not all occur today

km79

Where is the “surge”?

covidrelease

km79 wrote: »

Where is the “surge”?

Halting sites, meat factories, direct provision centres, the usual suspects.

SPDUB

cjyid wrote: »

Ffs. They're not from today

Because it really makes all the difference if they had been reported yesterday , monday or even tuesday:rolleyes:

is_that_so

km79 wrote: »

Where is the “surge”?

That's what these walk-in centres are for , to try to track it better.

TheDoctor

I hope another 6 people get their second dose today

Str8outtaWuhan

Quick question, do they test children the same way as they test adults, probe pushed right up to back of nose? neighbour had to get himself and the 7 year old tested yesterday, he got the full whack , child just got a tickle to inside of the nose, not the full push?

fred funk }{

TheDoctor wrote: »

I hope another 6 people get their second dose today

Theyre aiming for 9 so they can claim a 50% increase.

bodhrandude

robbiezero wrote: »

Are you telling people to disobey restrictions so?
So its ok for me to go to the park and sit under a tree and read a book?

Well not in Salthill, Galway at the moment, you would be wet, cold and miserable, with relentless rain and wind.

covidrelease

Five day moving average of cases now 620 (573 yesterday)

prunudo

Str8outtaWuhan wrote: »

Quick question, do they test children the same way as they test adults, probe pushed right up to back of nose? neighbour had to get himself and the 7 year old tested yesterday, he got the full whack , child just got a tickle to inside of the nose, not the full push?

Have you not just answered your own question?

Less than 25 cases again between Cork and Kerry. Give us our freedom now....

is_that_so

covidrelease wrote: »

Five day moving average of cases now 620 (573 yesterday)

Therein lies the concern about numbers at present and what may make April 5 recommendations even more underwhelming.

covidrelease

bodhrandude wrote: »

Well not in Salthill, Galway at the moment, you would be wet, cold and miserable, with relentless rain and wind.

The fact that there are no trees in Salthill wouldn't help his cause either.

covidrelease

is_that_so wrote: »

Therein lies the concern about numbers at present and what may make April 5 recommendations even more underwhelming.

The next 2 weeks are crucial.

DTownD

So there are 322 people in hospital who tested positive with COVID-19 (not all hopsitalised with it) and 66 of these are in ICU.

They are very positive figures and some drop over the last few weeks.

TheDoctor

covidrelease wrote: »

Five day moving average of cases now 620 (573 yesterday)

How many tests done in the last five days compared to the previous five?

is_that_so

covidrelease wrote: »

The next 2 weeks are crucial.

Oldies are the best ones!

gozunda

covidrelease wrote: »

You missed this bit

They also saw her dispersing small groups of 2/3 people who had stopped to talk to each other, even though they were safely distanced.

What newspaper was that in?

covidrelease

DTownD wrote: »

So there are 322 people in hospital who tested positive with COVID-19 (not all hopsitalised with it) and 66 of these are in ICU.

They are very positive figures and some drop over the last few weeks.

Yes and how many more of these were sent in as a precaution, or for observation, and might not be overly sick at all. How many more are recovering well and close to being sent home?

I'd like to see the ICU age profile too.

Almost 800,000 people living between Cork and Kerry. Less than 25 cases again today, the virus is practically non existent here. Open it up now, let us open our businesses and get our communities living again.

Lock down Dublin, sick of it at this stage. It's farcical