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

is_that_so

https://twitter.com/TVsCarlKinsella/status/1374700125482782720

CIARAN_BOYLE

marno21 wrote: »

Do we have a breakdown of admissions/hospital acquired infections for that number ?

We don't have a decent source on hospital acquired infections so we wouldn't have a decent source on the split in ages of them.

Hospital acquired infections are all upto a certain % because they can't tell if someone who was admitted with negative test and tested positive in hospital on day 3 or 4 acquired in hospital or not.

ShineOn7

Deleted User wrote: »

Any relaxation has to be regional, Donegal incidence (if I'm not mistaken) has doubled in the last few weeks.

Donegal up and down like Jordan's knickers

igCorcaigh

CIARAN_BOYLE wrote: »

Yesterday was an increase of 22 over last Tuesday.

Cases are heavily based on a weekly cycle. We get a low Tuesday every week so compare with the previous Tuesday.

It would be interesting to see a graph where each day of the week was plotted on its own line.

JP Liz V1

Gael23 wrote: »

681 cases. Didn’t catch deaths

18 deaths RIP

Of the deaths reported today, 6 occurred in March, 7 in February and 5 in January

ShineOn7

Of the 683 cases notified today

• Male: 324
• Female: 359
• Under 45 years old: 512 (75%)
• Median age: 32

Chris_5339762

Only 14 in Cork, we are still kicking ass

ShineOn7

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Donegal up and down like Jordan's knickers

They looked to have finally turned a corner but doesn't look good right now.

Cork2021

George!!! What a man, it’s very concerning. RTE’s finest

namloc1980

Cork2021 wrote: »

George!!! What a man, it’s very concerning. RTE’s finest

We're at a critical point.

Klonker

95% of deaths are over 65. Get those vaccinated with a dose and deaths will plummet. Don't know what percentage of the 5% under 65 are in the at very high risk or at high risk groups but you'd assume the majority. Get those all vaccinated with a dose too and deaths should plummet further. We can have all that done by mid May.

Doctors room ghost

They need to roll out the leak and get him to recite a lord of the rings poem to relax the nation.

Jim_Hodge

Sobit1964 wrote: »

Under 55 is a stupid way of grouping people. Whats wrong with splitting out by decade?

Lazy approach by useless leaders, which has led to posts like yours which factually might be correct, but tell no one anything.

Just rattle on about the useless government at every opportunity.:rolleyes:

The OP giving the stats for under 55 is as pertinent as a breakdown by decade, when the under 55s are a long way from vaccination. Giving the figure in any more detail (which you can find if you care to go looking for it) doesn't change the potential risk to hospitals.

Normal One

Old misery guys George Lee reporting of significant clusters in the traveling community. Close the halting sites!!!

JP Liz V1

308 in Dublin, 68 in Donegal, 49 in Kildare, 35 in Meath, 30 in Offaly

Tyrone212

10% of todays cases are in Donegal, yet its just over 3% of the population of the Republic. On the list of the 5 walk in centres I saw earlier none were in Donegal. It also stipulates that you can go for a test in those centres if you live within 5km. Because getting tested for a virus that shut down the country isn't an essential reason apparently.

CIARAN_BOYLE

igCorcaigh wrote: »

It would be interesting to see a graph where each day of the week was plotted on its own line.

I probably would. Seems like a lot of work to do though.

Sobit1964

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Just rattle on about the useless government at every opportunity.:rolleyes:

The OP giving the stats for under 55 is as pertinent as a breakdown by decade, when the under 55s are a long way from vaccination. Giving the figure in any more detail (which you can find if you care to go looking for it) doesn't change the potential risk to hospitals.

It absolutely changes the potential risk to hospitals. Which you can find if you care to go looking for it.

Munster is performing very well, we need a reward. Regional travel within the province.

Knine

Klonker wrote: »

95% of deaths are over 65. Get those vaccinated with a dose and deaths will plummet. Don't know what percentage of the 5% under 65 are in the at very high risk or at high risk groups but you'd assume the majority. Get those all vaccinated with a dose too and deaths should plummet further. We can have all that done by mid May.

What about those that can't be vaccinated? The under 18s with serious health issues?

CIARAN_BOYLE

Tyrone212 wrote: »

10% of todays cases are in Donegal, yet its just over 3% of the population of the Republic. On the list of the 5 walk in centres I saw earlier none were in Donegal. It also stipulates that you can go for a test in those centres if you live within 5km. Because getting tested for a virus that shut down the country isn't an essential reason apparently.

It makes sense when they want to target a very specific area. A 5km catchment area would not make sense in donegal.

Turtwig

Is there a case to be made for lowering the restrictions in the counties with lower levels of infections? Or would this mean that the counties with the ridiculously high rates of infection could seed these counties much easier?

Seriously, what is going on with those top six?

JP Liz V1

Normal One wrote: »

Old misery guys George Lee reporting of significant clusters in the traveling community. Close the halting sites!!!

Is that why Dublin and Offaly are high?

ShineOn7

Boards.ie - "RTE are a disgrace with Covid" (there's even a dedicated thread to how much they act the bollix)

Also Boards.ie: "We're constantly watching RTE for Covid coverage"

:pac:


Just stop giving them views and clicks ffs

Cork2021

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Munster is performing very well, we need a reward. Regional travel within the province.

It’s 5 counties driving the numbers! Munster as whole had 76 cases from a population of 1.28m people!!

CoronaBlocker

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Donegal up and down like Jordan's knickers

Not nice.

Batattackrat

Knine wrote: »

What about those that can't be vaccinated? The under 18s with serious health issues?

Probably terrible to say but we have to open up as soon as possible or destroy our economy.

boardise

namloc1980 wrote: »

We're at a critical point.

The next two weeks will be ...er...highly informative .

Rebelbrowser

Cork2021 wrote: »

It’s 5 counties driving the numbers! Munster as whole had 76 cases from a population of 1.28m people!!

100%. Cork has 12% of the population and 2% of cases today. 14 cases out of nearly 600,000 people. We can't be kept in level 5.

TobyHolmes

Turtwig wrote: »

Is there a case to be made for lowering the restrictions in the counties with lower levels of infections? Or would this mean that the counties with the ridiculously high rates of infection could seed these counties much easier?

Seriously, what is going on with those top six?

they tried it and it was a holy show
Dublin has the biggest population so its expected and airports!
Donegal a mystery - but close to northern ireland
Kildare - commuters to Dublin