Relaxation of Restrictions, Part IX *Read OP For Mod Warnings*

Graham

niallo27 wrote: »

I opened it and read it, I can't find hospital admissions by age anywhere on it only deaths, just send on the link. It's not that hard.

Here's the 14 day report for 01/03/2021 up to midnight 14/03/2021

https://www.hpsc.ie/a-z/respiratory/coronavirus/novelcoronavirus/surveillance/covid-1914-dayepidemiologyreports/COVID-19%2014%20day%20epidemiology%20report_20210315_web.pdf

Polar101

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

It’s either because ICU care in Ireland is one aspect of healthcare in this country that’s the best in the EU or it’s because we admit people to ICU that don’t actually need that level of care and would survive without ICU

Or the other way round, the people who would not survive anyway don't get admitted to ICU.

Graham

niallo27 wrote: »

I read his post wrong, he quoted total cases. 164 cases from a healthcare setting means transmission levels are still out of control in hospitals.

Healthcare setting includes nursing homes and the residential care settings.

Your 50% to 2.3% doesn't sound out of control to me.

YMMV

gozunda

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

The only change has been now all HCW’s are now vaccinated

No other demographic have had an opportunity for full vaccination like HCW’s have

I believe there are some health care workers yet outstanding including those yet to get their second vaccination shot.

niallo27

Graham wrote: »

Here's the 14 day report for 01/03/2021 up to midnight 14/03/2021

https://www.hpsc.ie/a-z/respiratory/coronavirus/novelcoronavirus/surveillance/covid-1914-dayepidemiologyreports/COVID-19%2014%20day%20epidemiology%20report_20210315_web.pdf

Thanks for that. 25% of hospital covid cases were contracted in hospital, 25% of these cases which are plastered all over the media and the reason we are locked down were actually contracted in ****en hospital itself.

gozunda

niallo27 wrote: »

It's not a wild stab, its a direct quote from the head of the hse.

I didn't quote your comments in that btw.

What was quoted were guesses and wagers ...

FintanMcluskey

gozunda wrote: »

I believe there are some health care workers yet outstanding including those yet to get their second vaccination shot.

How many are outstanding?

Graham

niallo27 wrote: »

Thanks for that. 25% of hospital covid cases were contracted in hospital, 25% of these cases which are plastered all over the media and the reason we are locked down were actually contracted in ****en hospital itself.

The number 25 occurs 9 times in the report.

None of the occurrences say what you're suggesting.

siblers

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

The only change has been now all HCW’s are now vaccinated

No other demographic have had an opportunity for full vaccination like HCW’s have

Plenty of GPS not yet vacinated

gozunda

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

How many are outstanding?

It was detailed on the Radio when the news broke about the AstraZenica vaccine being pulled. I don't remember a number having been given.

They detailed those who were yet to get their shots and or second doses and detailed in that healtcare workers.

Goldengirl

gozunda wrote: »

It was detailed on the Radio when the news broke about the AstraZenica vaccine being pulled. I don't remember a number having been given.

They detailed those who were yet to get their shots and or second doses and detailed in that healtcare workers.

Many HCWs who were sick or restricting movements due to contact with cases are only being vaccinated now . Had to be 4 weeks over it before they could be done .

niallo27

Graham wrote: »

The number 25 occurs 9 times in the report.

None of the occurrences say what you're suggesting.

Healthcare setting acquired : 100. This is patients not staff. Staff is 64.

Total hospital cases 414.

24.1% of total cases.

GT89

Portobello tonight by the canal a real sight to behold only one mask the whole video. People out enjoying themselves not living in fear amazing.
https://youtu.be/WelKXNSPbGo

Jim Gazebo

Sickened by this idea that the 5km might not be lifted in April. I've mentioned it before at Christmas but I work abroad and that would make the week before Christmas the only time since the October that I have been at home with no level 5 restrictions. Why are kids not being left play outdoor sports? And why are we still penned into a 5km limit that is making no difference? I'd like to go places where I don't have to lie at a checkpoint to get there.

It's starting to get really tough. All I want to do is visit my family in the garden and be able to go to the mountains, be able to go for a run / walk / cycle around county limits at least. Surely, people cannot take much more of this? I know I can't.

ypres5

Does anyone else here worry that ireland and the wider eu vaccination plan has been dealt a severe blow with very little justification regarding the astrazeneca suspension? how do they plan on restoring the publics confidence in it after ****ting on it with little scientific reasoning

MOR316

GT89 wrote: »

Portobello tonight by the canal a real sight to behold only one mask the whole video. People out enjoying themselves not living in fear amazing.
https://youtu.be/WelKXNSPbGo

Good for them!

bodhrandude

GT89 wrote: »

Portobello tonight by the canal a real sight to behold only one mask the whole video. People out enjoying themselves not living in fear amazing.
https://youtu.be/WelKXNSPbGo

It was the first gorgeous day of 2021, you canna blame anyone really for going a walk in such nice weather.

MOR316

ypres5 wrote: »

Does anyone else here worry that ireland and the wider eu vaccination plan has been dealt a severe blow with very little justification regarding the astrazeneca suspension? how do they plan on restoring the publics confidence in it after ****ting on it with little scientific reasoning

Me personally, I don't really care. I never gave the vaccine much thought. Go with the flow type thing.

For other people, doubtful. If they want it, they'll take it

ypres5

MOR316 wrote: »

Me personally, I don't really care. I never gave the vaccine much thought. Go with the flow type thing.

For other people, doubtful. If they want it, they'll take it

id have no problems taking the az vaccine myself if I was offered it tomorrow I'd take it but uptake in the eu was slow enough already, germany france and bulgaria to name a few had fridge loads of it so God knows what the end result of this latest farce will be

Kiith

Fully expecting a small number of scum to take up 90% of todays headlines regarding the protest. Who cares about the people who are peacefully protesting the shambolic handling of the situation by the Government, who have legitimate concerns about the negativity from our media, or who have had their businesses closed down for a year, and lets focus on scumbags being scumbags.

Clearly anyone there is a violent, right wing, conspiracy nutjob :rolleyes:

SnuggyBear

I think today will show how much people don't care anymore. I expect everywhere to be packed

pjohnson

Kiith wrote: »

Fully expecting a small number of scum to take up 90% of todays headlines regarding the protest. Who cares about the people who are peacefully protesting the shambolic handling of the situation by the Government, who have legitimate concerns about the negativity from our media, or who have had their businesses closed down for a year, and lets focus on scumbags being scumbags.

Clearly anyone there is a violent, right wing, conspiracy nutjob :rolleyes:

Didnt seem to be any "scum" at yesterdays equally stupid protest. That did seem peaceful without a chunk of arrests. Yet the lockdown "protests" seem to completly ignore the peaceful part as if its just another restriction to ignore.

Multipass

Kiith wrote: »

Fully expecting a small number of scum to take up 90% of todays headlines regarding the protest. Who cares about the people who are peacefully protesting the shambolic handling of the situation by the Government, who have legitimate concerns about the negativity from our media, or who have had their businesses closed down for a year, and lets focus on scumbags being scumbags.

Clearly anyone there is a violent, right wing, conspiracy nutjob :rolleyes:

I’m hoping the government will notice the other much bigger protest - that most of the country will be out and about enjoying the nice weather, and will be visiting family or having people over. Hopefully their movement data will show them how futile their position has become.

robbiezero

SnuggyBear wrote: »

I think today will show how much people don't care anymore. I expect everywhere to be packed

Agreed. The biggest protest against restrictions today will be people meeting up, travelling for non essential reasons and basically breaking most of the bs restrictions.

Cushtie

SnuggyBear wrote: »

I think today will show how much people don't care anymore. I expect everywhere to be packed

I'll be tipping on to the beach anyway to bring my family for a walk in the glorious spring sunshine. Fresh sea air. Picnic out of the boot. Locked up long enough now.

Well outside 5km. If I get stopped so be it.

JRant

Cushtie wrote: »

I'll be tipping on to the beach anyway to bring my family for a walk in the glorious spring sunshine. Fresh sea air. Picnic out of the boot. Locked up long enough now.

Well outside 5km. If I get stopped so be it.

All the Garda will be in the city centre stopping people protesting restrictions so it's a perfect time to head off somewhere nice.

Sharpyshoot

JRant wrote: »

All the Garda will be in the city centre stopping people protesting restrictions so it's a perfect time to head off somewhere nice.

Don’t forget the bring the cans.

RobitTV

Tonight is going to be a huge problem for the Gardai and the government. Even last night I witnessed several households having garden parties and around where I live the amount of people out and about last night would make NPHET pretty uneasy.

Tonight is going to be a bloodbath of problems. Don't be surprised if you hear about disturbances if the Gardai attempt to break up parties or gatherings. The weather is going to be mild again today on top of it all.

SnuggyBear

Sharpyshoot wrote: »

Don’t forget the bring the cans.

Sorry its water only today please

Sharpyshoot

Easter is around the corner also. Good weather is here, time for bbq and a few beers. Sorry nphet but I’m not staying locked up till 2047. Not my fault the vaccine program is a failure.