CoVid-19 Part VII - 169 cases ROI (2 deaths) 45 in NI (as of 15 March) Read OP

Steve F · 15-03-2020 08:23PM

Lots of people asking when EVERYONE in the world will start taking this seriously?
I fear by then it will too late for the at risk group

sonofenoch · 15-03-2020 08:24PM

Do these lockdowns work or just kick the can down the road? is this not going away readily?..........like any other pandemic strains of flu (it's what it is) the only combat is vaccine and build up of immunity, the latter you only get by it's spread not hiding behind closed doors ................the reality we have to face is that some people are going to die from it, it's tragic and not avoidable .............the Spanish flu killed 60m people and is now what we call a seasonal flu

threeball · 15-03-2020 08:24PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

People should report pubs like this from tomorrow.

TheCitizen · 15-03-2020 08:24PM

SeaBreezes wrote: »

That's complete bull.

It's such a pity, the English ruling class have 'form' when it comes to culling populations.. It's just this is the first time they're doing it to their own..

It's a disgusting call to make, to shrug and say the old/vulnerable/immunocompromised are not worth the effort.

There is no defending it no matter what language they use.
Economy is king and the wealthy are completely in control.

I see the queen has cancelled her engagements, stopped working.
But won't give the same benefit to the poor.

Fffssss.

This. They are an utter disgrace.

VinLieger · 15-03-2020 08:25PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

Name and shame, report to the Gardai

Shefwedfan · 15-03-2020 08:25PM

Larbre34 wrote: »

I agree. Close all the pubs, chippers, takeaways, snooker halls, bingo, arcades, GAA clubhouses, pitch and putts and pigeon races.

Leave alone the wine bars, private members clubs, bistros, brasseries, fusion cuisine lofts, tennis, rugby, yacht and golf clubs and seal off Howth at Sutton Cross.

No matter what the government do someone will complain

I would expect the people in those establishments have a little bit more cop on that a shower of gobs**t that are only interested in drinking as much of their wages/dole in as little time as possible

Hence the pubs get closed

CinemaGuy45 · 15-03-2020 08:25PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

The pub across the road and those sheep shaggers outside of Dublin will soon have their taps run dry and there will be no more coming.

Sorted.

SAM SO NITE · 15-03-2020 08:26PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

It's a rolling wave now.

I would expect more in the coming days, be prepared for it.

We are ahead of the curve and should keep it at that by whatever means necessary now. Honestly if the LVA close pubs that is a deal breaker. Others will follow. Hopefully.

I'm currently in Spain and we are not allowed outside unless its to the chemist or supermarket or work. The cops are stopping cars. Cyclists and joggers etc are being fined.

Dr. Bre · 15-03-2020 08:26PM

Funsterdelux wrote: »

Cant wait to watch fair city in 3 months time. Bella in isolation and no more scenes in the pubs/cafes great drama

Just don’t watch Corona-tion Street!

Eric Cartman · 15-03-2020 08:26PM

threeball wrote: »

People should report pubs like this from tomorrow.

I wouldnt mind but this one is right behind a garda station and I doubt theres 100 in there, they tried but doubt they got that many packed in.

Shefwedfan · 15-03-2020 08:26PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

I thought they could stay open till tomorrow so why would they even close the shutters?

Strumms · 15-03-2020 08:27PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

Publicans, ughhh, same all over, just can’t do without frothing at the gash over cash....

Love if Gardai could identify and while not clear the place, that might require too much in the way of resources but if they turned up tomorrow around opening and arrested the manager/owner... close the place, revoking license, film it for the news sending a message to the rest of the greedy numpties.

CIARAN_BOYLE · 15-03-2020 08:27PM

sonofenoch wrote: »

Do these lockdowns work or just kick the can down the road? is this not going away readily?..........like any other pandemic strains of flu (it's what it is) the only combat is vaccine and build up of immunity, the latter you only get by it's spread not hiding behind closed doors ................the reality we have to face is that some people are going to die from it, it's tragic and not avoidable .............the Spanish flu killed 60m people and is now what we call a seasonal flu

Kicking down the road is what we are aiming for.

We dont want the hospitals overwhelmed with cases or we will be like Italy and doctors having to make difficult decisions.

jam_mac_jam · 15-03-2020 08:28PM

VinLieger wrote: »

Name and shame, report to the Gardai

They aren't breaking the law.

The government have said they should close.

mloc123 · 15-03-2020 08:28PM

sonofenoch wrote: »

Do these lockdowns work or just kick the can down the road? is this not going away readily?..........like any other pandemic strains of flu (it's what it is) the only combat is vaccine and build up of immunity, the latter you only get by it's spread not hiding behind closed doors ................the reality we have to face is that some people are going to die from it, it's tragic and not avoidable .............the Spanish flu killed 60m people and is now what we call a seasonal flu

So many inaccuracies in a single post...

nthclare · 15-03-2020 08:28PM

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

The pub across the road and those sheep shaggers outside of Dublin will soon have their taps run dry and there will be no more coming.

Sorted.

Shag off ourra dat...

SAM SO NITE · 15-03-2020 08:28PM

Guards raided Brogans and shut it down.

saabsaab · 15-03-2020 08:29PM

Larbre34 wrote: »

I agree. Close all the pubs, chippers, takeaways, snooker halls, bingo, arcades, GAA clubhouses, pitch and putts and pigeon races.

Leave alone the wine bars, private members clubs, bistros, brasseries, fusion cuisine lofts, tennis, rugby, yacht and golf clubs and seal off Howth at Sutton Cross.

Really it's where people congregate in close proximity Class shouldn't have anything to do with it. The virus doesn't discriminate on class.

Kermit.de.frog · 15-03-2020 08:29PM

mickdw wrote: »

That to me looks encouraging. A clear pattern of very much reduced numbers other than in Italy.

Where?

UK changed testing rationale.
Germany had over 1200 cases today
Spain had over 2000 cases and 100 deaths
France has not reported its figures for some reason
Italy had another record case increase and new high for deaths
USA is on it's way to its first 1000+ case count

Positive is South Korea where new cases have daily in the last week. Everywhere else in a deteriorating mess.

threeball · 15-03-2020 08:29PM

sonofenoch wrote: »

Do these lockdowns work or just kick the can down the road? is this not going away readily?..........like any other pandemic strains of flu (it's what it is) the only combat is vaccine and build up of immunity, the latter you only get by it's spread not hiding behind closed doors ................the reality we have to face is that some people are going to die from it, it's tragic and not avoidable .............the Spanish flu killed 60m people and is now what we call a seasonal flu

FFs the the spanish flu is not what we now call a seasonal flu. The clue is in the death rate.
Can people not get their head around keeping within the capacity of the health service. Does Italy look like its just a seasonal flu?

nthclare · 15-03-2020 08:29PM

SAM SO NITE wrote: »

Guards raided Brogans and shut it down.

Brogans in Ennis

Eric Cartman · 15-03-2020 08:29PM

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

The pub across the road and those sheep shaggers outside of Dublin will soon have their taps run dry and there will be no more coming.

Sorted.

Ok, see this is where we go too far, firstly describing people as 'sheep shaggers' for being from outside dublin and wishing the pub trade run out of booze is just bad form, understandibly they have to close for public safety reasons, and understandibly you don't drink , both of those things are fine but you need to tone down the anti drink rhetoric in my opinion, I like many others have a load of cans at home for just this eventuality , nothing wrong with a drink, closing the pubs is a crowding issue only.

woohoo!!! · 15-03-2020 08:30PM

BattleCorp wrote: »

Shutting down the schools is only helpful if the kids don't go out and play/socialise with each other. And that isn't happening at the moment. Kids need to be kept away from other kids and parents need to see that happens.

And yes, it's a poxy task but these are poxy times.

Our hope isn't to contain it, it's to slow it down so that the hospitals won't be overwhelmed by thousands of cases at the same time, because we can cope with a slow stream of patients, but not with thousands at the same time.

We've a large estate full of kids and they're not out. This evening was quite nice, the few that were out were with their parents.

wadacrack · 15-03-2020 08:30PM

https://twitter.com/donmoyn/status/1239239417715396609

mickdw · 15-03-2020 08:30PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

across the road from me on talbot street the pub has closed its shutters but its cleary packed and a right aul sesh going on in there. clearly this order to close isnt being heard very well in the city, can only imagine how its being dealt with rurally.

Isnt the pub closure from tonight?

Kermit.de.frog · 15-03-2020 08:30PM

VinLieger wrote: »

Name and shame, report to the Gardai

Don't they all close from midnight?

Strumms · 15-03-2020 08:31PM

Tootsie_1 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/carnsoreboxer/status/1239178343175589888?s=21

Unless a carer is absolutely necessary, cancel them and as family and friends muck in yourselves... so much safer.

Xertz · 15-03-2020 08:31PM

The obvious solution might be to just pause the supply and distribution of kegs and other pub supplies. It would reduce the risk of pubs opening.

gooseygander · 15-03-2020 08:31PM

Strumms wrote: »

Publicans, ughhh, same all over, just can’t do without frothing at the gash over cash....

Love if Gardai could identify and while not clear the place, that might require too much in the way of resources but if they turned up tomorrow around opening and arrested the manager/owner... close the place, revoking license, film it for the news sending a message to the rest of the greedy numpties.

Government has requested pubs, bars and restaurants to close but there is no legislation to compel them to do same. If a pub decides to remain open that’s their choice I think. Most will close but a few will remain business as usual and maybe be packed to the rafter in a corona virus Petri dish.

Eric Cartman · 15-03-2020 08:31PM

Shefwedfan wrote: »

I thought they could stay open till tomorrow so why would they even close the shutters?

A good point, maybe they are over the 100, maybe they just want to appear closed, no idea tbh.

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CoVid-19 Part VII - 169 cases ROI (2 deaths) 45 in NI (as of 15 March) Read OP