Maliah Bald Reptile wrote: » He was elected and is abiding by the terms of the constitution by remaining taoiseach until one is elected. And to answer your question...yes..or have you an alternative?
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Adiboo wrote: » Went for a stroll there towards town direction after the Late Late, some amount of Garda presence around in vehicles.
cms88 wrote: » Do the people calling for a lockdown actually understand wha it actually means? It's not as easy as some think to just go ahead and do it
g1983d wrote: » People can choose to stay at home, that in effect is lockdown, personal responsibility
whisky_galore wrote: » Not as dramatic as LOCKDOWN in caps.
amadain wrote: » https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/summary/ Interactive map, just click on "KERRY" to show 15 cases confirmed (as reported so far).Shake shack, the castle and those in Banna to followLOCKDOWNBetter safe (at home) than sorry, but hopefully we look back and wonder what this overreaction was all about. "I like it when people are thinking I'm overreacting," Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases "because that means we're doing it just right." Fauci's point is that "when you're dealing with an emerging infectious disease outbreak, you are always behind where you think you are, if you think that today reflects where you really are." That's especially true with a disease like COVID-19, since the vast majority of infections involve mild to nonexistent symptoms. In the absence of widespread testing, the number of known cases therefore creates a misleading picture of the epidemic. Fauci was referring to the guidelines recommending that elderly and people with serious pre-existing medical conditions remain at home. They also advise the general public to avoid bars, restaurants, unnecessary travel, and groups of more than 10 people and confining millions of people to their homes except for "essential" purposes. That includes not going to Banna btw so show some personal responsibility.
kev_Makaveli wrote: » Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that from midnight tonight and for a two-week period, everybody must stay at home, except in specific circumstances. Full lockdown it is
Panda Killa wrote: » I think it's someone involved with Homestore and Morey... going out on his own ...no idea if this is true or not
Quackster wrote: » Possibly, although the old Guineys unit might be a more likely option. There are a couple of chains that might be interested in opening here if the right unit were available, such as H&M, Zara, New Look etc.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » There was talks of JYSK coming to Tralee, and they were looking at the old Dunnes unit, but maybe they will go into Abbey court?
g1983d wrote: » Any idea on what may be going in there, be good to see them occupied but hard to see how with the rent they charge
Quackster wrote: » As I suspected, there's a planning application lodged now to amalgamate some of the vacant Abbey Court units, with each other and with part of the surf shop unit they back on to, into a single unit.
amadain wrote: » Presenting Percy puts in a bigger jump in Galway, now up to 57.Just 22 deaths so far, hard to see ”worst case” figure goes to 25,000.
amadain wrote: » Kev, Galway gang following a horse in Cheltenham came back with more than empty pockets it seems. Big jump to 40 cases now.
kev_Makaveli wrote: » No new cases reported for Kerry today . However a 302 leap across the board.
kn wrote: » I sure we will have gone well past 100 by this time next week. I think we will definitely hit 4 if not 5 figures. Never mind the Chinese numbers - they are a complete work of fiction.
carchaeologist wrote: » I believe so. Not sure why it’s all being kept so quiet and under the radar. What will be the most interesting statistics of this, and not wishing to upset people, will be things like the suicide and road death rates. It’s a unique thing to shut the country up for a number of weeks to create a sort of reverse situation to normal. You would think that the suicide rate would go up, due to the imposed isolation and the lack of social outlets for people, and conversely the road death rate should go down markedly because there will be less people on the roads, and in theory less drink and drug driving. According to the Kerry’s eye, crime rates have dropped significantly already. Time will tell.
amadain wrote: » Sadly, first of many. The closer to home, the more scary it’s going to get. Be amazed if Ireland gets away with less than 100.
Sos88sos88 wrote: » Is it true one of the deaths was in Kerry?
kev_Makaveli wrote: » Oh I understand that. However I wouldn't Class Castle Street as close proximity. I wonder is there another Establishment in Castle Street we are unaware of.
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