CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP

Shn99 · 24-03-2020 05:05PM

https://twitter.com/bnodesk/status/1242497692997206022?s=21

Lisha · 24-03-2020 05:05PM

amadangomor wrote: »

So I'm self isolating waiting for a test. Now my partner and kids have to self isolate also. So she won't be able to go to the shop etc?

I’m waiting for test. We weren’t sending kids to minders since school closed anyway. And husband hasn’t gone to work and won’t until I’ve negative test. (Fingers crossed) husband is fit to be tied. Would prefer to work but he’s no other option we were told. It’s not easy

Strumms · 24-03-2020 05:05PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

Just thinking that.. isn't God everywhere.

He is in pet smart at the moment I’ve just been told... sorry actually he isn’t, it was a dyslexic fella just posted that.

Hamsterchops · 24-03-2020 05:05PM

owlbethere wrote: »

A lockdown that's not called a lockdown

Lockdown Rap . . .
One time, two times ......

Lockdown dis & lockdown dat
Don't go out or leave your flat,
Its not safe now, don't ya know,
Gangs of hoodies on da go ....

Social distance what a pain
Queue's of shoppers in da rain
Hording loo roll by the tonne
Wash your face & wipe your bum...

Wear a mask & wash your hands
Don't get sick man, "swollen glands"
Keep your distance, stay away
Stay indoors now night & day...

Donald Trump is in the da house
Orange skin man sexy spouse
Somting's happened wit his hair
CoVid19 in the air ....

Amen, one time.
Fugees
2020

hotmail.com · 24-03-2020 05:06PM

Shn99 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/bnodesk/status/1242497692997206022?s=21

Jesus.

rossie1977 · 24-03-2020 05:06PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

Most of these shops are closed anyway so this shouldn't represent huge changes that we've already seen.

A couple of my local barbers were still opened today. I suppose they will have to comply.

These places should have shut a week ago. No need for libraries, hairdressers, fast food outlets to be open this long.

Ilac and big sports stores have remained open all this time and even had sales which results in huge lines to get into stores

DOCARCH · 24-03-2020 05:06PM

Italy: +5,249 new cases/+743 additional deaths.

Increase on yesterday.

terenc · 24-03-2020 05:06PM

Disappointed with LEO , talking sh*t now time to grow some b*lls.

kowloon · 24-03-2020 05:06PM

amadangomor wrote: »

Especially the single women where the hell are they going to get a length of pipe now?

If they want it they should put a ring on it.

Pdoghue · 24-03-2020 05:07PM

Looking at the press conference there and Regina Doherty speaking, I remember listening to her on the radio with Miriam on the Sunday after the election as someone who had lost her seat. It all seems so long ago.. I bet she never thought she'd still be at the frontline of government fighting this pandemic. Fair play to her and all in government.

Class MayDresser · 24-03-2020 05:07PM

DOCARCH wrote: »

Italy: +5,249 new cases/+743 additional deaths.

Increase on yesterday.

On both or just deaths?

Fann Linn · 24-03-2020 05:07PM

rossie1977 wrote: »

These places should have shut a week ago. No need for libraries, hairdressers, fast food outlets to be open this long.

Ilac and big sports stores have remained open all this time and even had sales which results in huge lines to get into stores

Libraries have been shut from day one.

Stheno · 24-03-2020 05:08PM

Shn99 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/bnodesk/status/1242497692997206022?s=21

Ah ****e

stephenjmcd · 24-03-2020 05:08PM

Leo said there would be a list published as to what defines and essential service that can stay open.

Anyone know where this could be found ?

Tacitus Kilgore · 24-03-2020 05:08PM

Class MayDresser wrote: »

On both or just deaths?

Both

DOCARCH · 24-03-2020 05:08PM

Class MayDresser wrote: »

On both or just deaths?

Both. Yesterday was +4,789 cases/+539 deaths.

Allinall · 24-03-2020 05:08PM

terenc wrote: »

Disappointed with LEO , talking sh*t now time to grow some b*lls.

And do what, exactly?

kilkenny31 · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

cave_dweller wrote: »

FG have done a good job on this to be fair to them. Most people complaining are literally full time complainers, never happy with anything.

I took my dog out for a walk today and the village I'm from, which is very busy on the norm as a commuter town, was dead. No one around. It was great to see and by and large I think most people are taking this very seriously and doing what they have been told. Of course some people are acting stupid and doing silly stuff which can put people in danger but don't take a few bad apples and criticise the majority.

Also, probably best to avoid this thread quite extensively. I don't mean it offensively, and the mods are doing their best, but the hysterics and negativity is overwhelming. The last few days I've only logged on maybe once or twice a day and my mental health and general thoughts are much the better for it. I've also minimised my social network usage, listened to the radio less and only watched the main news programs to get the updates. Spend your time focusing on other hobbies, or take the time to learn something new... no good will come from reading thousands of words on this pandemic each day.

Perhaps FG are handling this situation well but we should never forget that they left us one of the worst prepared countries in the western world when it comes to critical care capacity. We will have to look back after this and say that we were left down by their government when it comes to health and housing.

One week into a crisis they manage to freeze rent increases and substantially increase our hospital capacity while they sat on their hands for 10 years. People would have respected them if they had taken the crisis in health and housing up to now a quarter as seriously as they have rightfully take for the COVID-19 crisis.

from_atozinc · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

with the new measures would standalone butchers close?

Class MayDresser · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Both

Ah bollox. Sad state of affairs when the new cases is more important than deaths.

tritriagain · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Its unfortunate circumstance but you can't expect them to give everyone on the dole more money,

I agree. Look I'm ok thank God I have no mortgage. But it will create a division. Imo jsb should have been increased with jsa staying the same. Not just because I'm on jsb but because these are probably the genuine work seekers.

Hector Savage · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

Italy 5249 new cases, damn it , I was hoping it would be 3 days in a row the cases reduced .... very frustrating

fritzelly · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

DOCARCH wrote: »

Italy: +5,249 new cases/+743 additional deaths.

Increase on yesterday.

Yep unfortunately - big death number
Why people should not get hopeful with any decline in numbers til it persists for a week

is_that_so · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

terenc wrote: »

Disappointed with LEO , talking sh*t now time to grow some b*lls.

And?

Kermit.de.frog · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

Class MayDresser wrote: »

On both or just deaths?

Both.

4,789 increase yesterday, 601 deaths

Tell me how · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

terenc wrote: »

Disappointed with LEO , talking sh*t now time to grow some b*lls.

What would you have liked him to say?

Blueshoe · 24-03-2020 05:09PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Leo said there would be a list published as to what defines and essential service that can stay open.

Anyone know where this could be found ?

Good question
Nothing has changed for me. Business as usual

hawkwing · 24-03-2020 05:10PM

Shn99 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/bnodesk/status/1242497692997206022?s=21

Dead/recovered still 45%/55% in Italy

Harry Palmr · 24-03-2020 05:11PM

Good to see Sinn Fein working in the national interest....

is_that_so · 24-03-2020 05:11PM

from_atozinc wrote: »

with the new measures would standalone butchers close?

I don't think they were mentioned. As food outlets you'd expect them to stay open.

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CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP