Covid 19 Part XXXV-956,720 ROI (5,952 deaths) 452,946 NI (3,002 deaths) (08/01) Read OP

RGARDINR

titan18 wrote: »

I think mid to end September would be nice myself. That or in mid February.

Be nice anytime if we get it. I just find July a very long month. Nice to be off when kids off from school and weather maybe decent.

thebronze14

Eod100 wrote: »

They have got some mileage out of that promised day

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1389943026429091847

THought we were getting two this summer alright:D

hotmail.com

kleiner feigling wrote: »

It doesn't confer 100% immunity, and vaccinated people can still spread it to some degree.

It should reduce severity of disease, but I'll certainly be exercising caution around medically vulnerable/elderly.

Don't forget either, many people are unable to get vaccinated at all, and they are quite often very vulnerable.

We'll be moving to a new phase where the health service can manage the level of deaths.

The vaccines won't stop death and vulnerable people will still die. But once hospitals can cope with the numbers, it's important for society to move on.

is_that_so

RTE now have their own simple version of the various dashboards - this link is to vaccinations to date.
https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/summary/#!/vaccinations

frank8211

The old meat factories continue to be a problem as well as schools:
https://www.anglocelt.ie/2021/05/04/covid-outbreak-closes-mccarrens/
https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/arid-40281629.html

is_that_so

418 cases, seven further deaths.

Of the deaths notified today, five occurred last month, one in February and one in January.

Lumen

is_that_so wrote: »

RTE now have their own simple version of the various dashboards - this link is to vaccinations to date.
https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/summary/#!/vaccinations

But only 1,350 people in Cohort 7?

is_that_so

Lumen wrote: »

But only 1,350 people in Cohort 7?

At the point the data was captured? That whole Group 4/7 approach is a mystery!

iamwhoiam

Lumen wrote: »

But only 1,350 people in Cohort 7?

I keep banging this drum . Cohort 7 are being let down badly . The HSE has to sort that out before they do anything else

Turtwig

Lumen wrote: »

But only 1,350 people in Cohort 7?

They aren't cohort sizes. They are the total doses administered per cohort. In other words, 1,350 doses have been administered in Cohort 7. Of these 2 were a second dose and 1,348 were a first dose.

Lumen

Turtwig wrote: »

They aren't cohort sizes. They are the total doses administered per cohort. In other words, 1,350 doses have been administered in Cohort 7. Of these 2 were a second dose and 1,348 were a first dose.

Sorry, I was confused by the total column being to the left of the others.

ShineOn7

There are 350,000 in Cohort 7 and - last I checked the data - about 1% have had their first shot

Turtwig

Lumen wrote: »

Sorry, I was confused by the total column being to the left of the others.

To be fair, they could have labelled it a hell of lot a better.
"Total Doses"
"Total Doses per Cohort"
Or in keeping with their Cohort at the start of every label "Cohort Total Doses"

"Cohort Total" is very easily misunderstood.

ShineOn7

Donegal's incidence rate: 307.8

Dublin's: 188.1

Igotadose

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

The confirmation I got said notification will be 3 to 7 days.

You seem to want a system created to suit your particular circumstances.
Just get, or don't get, the vaccine but don't expect to jump the queue just because your wife's in a different date.
We're very similar here but will each go when appointed.

So, two visits to the vaccine center and exposure to a group of people that've not been vaccinated versus a simple IT fix that clearly is part of HSE policy (as the GP's already do this where they can). Sounds worse to me.

runawaybishop

Igotadose wrote: »

So, two visits to the vaccine center and exposure to a group of people that've not been vaccinated versus a simple IT fix that clearly is part of HSE policy (as the GP's already do this where they can). Sounds worse to me.

No one agrees with you, give it a rest.

Beasty

is_that_so wrote: »

RTE now have their own simple version of the various dashboards - this link is to vaccinations to date.
https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/summary/#!/vaccinations

It simply regurgitates [url=
https://covid19ireland-geohive.hub.arcgis.com/pages/vaccinations]the information from here[/url] but switches the odd column around;)

Beasty

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Donegal's incidence rate: 307.8

Dublin's: 188.1

Looks like we're going to be relegated in Wexford - only Kerry holding us up:(

:pac:

Beasty

Widdensushi wrote: »

Brazil is 13th in the world for deaths per million, India is 114th.

I don't think anyone believes the reported figures for either country. The situation in India is being reported as being a hell of a lot worse than the official figures

Ficheall

RGARDINR wrote: »

I wish they brought in a new bank holiday going forward. One in July every year would be nice. I think we deserve it after going through all this.

"I've not been able to go to work in so long that I need an extra holiday"?

Turtwig

Igotadose wrote: »

So, two visits to the vaccine center and exposure to a group of people that've not been vaccinated versus a simple IT fix that clearly is part of HSE policy (as the GP's already do this where they can). Sounds worse to me.

Sorting appointments by identical Eircodes is not near as easy as it sounds. Especially given age prioritisations.

RGARDINR

Ficheall wrote: »

"I've not been able to go to work in so long that I need an extra holiday"?

Sure it will benefit everyone not only me and if was there in future would benefit everyone going forward over the years if they were to do it.

ShineOn7

New cases: 418

Denotified cases: 3
Total cases: 251,087
New mortalaties: 7
Denotified deaths: 0
Total deaths: 4,915

Of the 7 mortalaties reported today

• 5 occurred in April
• 1 occurred in February
• 1 occurred in January
• Median age: 82
• Age range: 67-92

Of the 418 cases notified today

• Male: 199
• Female: 214
• Under 45 years old: 305 (73%)
• Median age: 30

• Dublin: 167
• Cork: 39
• Donegal: 32
• Kildare: 29
• Meath: 22
• Remaining 129 cases spread across 20 other counties

Hospital stats as of 8 am today

• Hospitalised: 137 (-7)
• ICU: 37 (-4)
• New admissions past 24 hours: 18

Previous Wednesdays

• 28/04: 371
• 21/04: 401

5 day average

445 (Last wk: 425)


7 day average

463 (Last wk: 454)


14 day incidence rate

135/100k (Last wk: 122)

Vaccines Monday 03/05/21 From @COVID19DataIE here

• First dose: 1,174,292 (+15,209)
• Fully vaccinated: 447,578 (+2,017)
• Total: 1,621,870 (+17,226)
• 16+ with first dose: ~30%
• 16+ fully vaccinated: ~11.5%

Vaccine types

• Pfizer: 1,143,240 (+3,787) (85% of supply)
• AZ: 397,692 (+12,263) (70% of supply)
• Moderna: 80,938 (+1,176) (44% of supply used)
• Total: 1,621,870 (+17,226) (77% of supply)

More Vaccination stats

• Daily average (last 7 days): 29,133 (Last wk: 28,351)
• 7 day total (rolling): 203,928 (Last wk: 198,455)
• Doses administered per 100 people: 32.58 (+0.35)

Positivity rates From @COVID19DataIE here

• 435 positive swabs
• 2.24% positivity
• 19,406 tests
• 7 day test positivity is 2.7%

Cohorts and vaccines given

Dose Cohort 1 Cohort 2 Cohort 3 Cohort 4 Cohort 5 Cohort 7 Uncoded
Cohort Size 105,000 250,000 482,327 250,000 417,000 350,000 N/A
Total doses 194,121 (+40) 352,494 (+559) 716,632 (+2,253) 210,270 (+2,173) 146,461 (+18,038) 1,350 (+16) 542
First dose 109,378 (+29) 256,583 (+539) 455,600 (+372) 204,471 (+2,071) 146,419 (+18,034) 1,348 (+16) 493
2nd Dose 84,743 (+11) 95,911 (+20) 261,032 (+1,881) 5,799 (+102) 42 (+4) 2 (+0) 49
% with 1st dose 104% (+0) 103% (+1) 94% (+0) 82% (+1) 35% (+4) 0.4% (+0) N/A
% with 2nd dose 81% (+0) 38% (+0) 54% (+0) 2.3% (+0) 0% (+0) 0% (+0) N/A

bucketybuck

hmmm wrote: »

I don't however think that is sufficient reason to impose hugely damaging restrictions on the rest of the economy

Since when has that ever stopped them?

podgeandrodge

is_that_so wrote: »

RTE now have their own simple version of the various dashboards - this link is to vaccinations to date.
https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/summary/#!/vaccinations

Maybe it's just me, but I think they're getting carried away with their use of George these days.

maebee

Necro wrote: »

Yeah my parents signed up within minutes of each other (both the same age), Dad got his appointment for the Monday (had registered Friday morning) and Mum got hers for Tuesday. Just how they do it I guess. I had to bring Mum down and the only gripe I'd have about the centre was they were an hour behind on appointments meaning there was a fairly big queue. Luckily as Mum needed a wheelchair we got in and out a bit quicker but Dad was waiting about an hour and 30 mins for his jab.

My appointment was for 10am in the Radisson hotel in Limerick yesterday. I arrived at 9.50 and was told to join the queue as they were running ahead of schedule. After doing the 15 minutes post vax time I left the building at 10.12. I was very impressed with their efficiency.

techdiver

Turtwig wrote: »

Sorting appointments by identical Eircodes is not near as easy as it sounds. Especially given age prioritisations.

I'm not taking a side on this argument but from a technical point of view the above is simple (as would any other efficiencies) if proper IT infrastructure was in place. We're not even talking very complex here. If one had been commissioned a few months ago it would be ready by now.

Jim_Hodge

techdiver wrote: »

I'm not taking a side on this argument but from a technical point of view the above is simple (as would any other efficiencies) if proper IT infrastructure was in place. We're not even talking very complex here. If one had been commissioned a few months ago it would be ready by now.

And where do they draw the line in skipping age order. Household members a year different in age? Two years. Three?

frank8211

Gardai getting bolshie now re big weddins

https://www.longfordleader.ie/news/local-news/630602/breaking-gardai-on-scene-in-longford-as-council-secure-court-injunction-to-remove-wedding-after-party-marquee.html

Jim_Hodge

frank8211 wrote: »

Gardai getting bolshie now re big weddins

https://www.longfordleader.ie/news/local-news/630602/breaking-gardai-on-scene-in-longford-as-council-secure-court-injunction-to-remove-wedding-after-party-marquee.html

Gardaí acting on court order secured by Council, you mean.

Or Court orders removal of Longford town wedding marquee.