Augeo wrote: » A spokeswoman for the HSE confirmed that it is “replenishing stocks and while not all centres will have sufficient supplies to recommence testing today [Monday], we hope to be fully operational across all sites tomorrow.” Fully operational now Francie, no issues. I thought you were asking about the present time. there has of course been issues over the last couple of weeks. It's 15000/day capacity is the aim, we only ramped up from 2000/day to 4500/day 10 days ago.
Ballso wrote: » And the mask slips. You just can't help hurling from the ditch, can you? It is in Sinn Feins DNA.
Augeo wrote: » There were of course issues, there was a 40,000 backlog. That was at the time an issue.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Good man/woman. Finally.
jmayo wrote: » Yes they are huge problems, but FFS what do you think is going on. Do you work in health system? Do you work in health equipment business, because I fookin do and my other half works in health service as healthcare professional. It doesn't matter who is in power we are ... 1. dependent on a historically badly functioning health system which is ill prepared for normal operation never mind the worst pandemic in modern history.BTW that ill functioning health system is down to ALL politicians, unions, representative bodies and the general public that tolerates and often supports a system setup for the benefit of a huge chunk of the staff and not the public. And that does not detract from the trojan work being done by the vast vast majority of the health service staff who are often risking their lives for others. But there are still the fooking shysters in there who have used this as an excuse for time off. Trust me on that last point. 2. even if we had the best health system in the world we would not be prepared for this type of scenario as it is unprecedented. 3. This is worldwide so we are one of many trying to source much needed medical supplies. And contrary to that gimp health minister in UK, everybody and anybody can't just start making ventilators and the like. 4. we are now part of a very small world where people are travelling all over the place for pleasure as well as work. No place on earth I think bar maybe the Antartic hasn't been hit with this. So stop trying to score fooking political points. Could the government have done better? Yes I think they could. They could have brought in a lockdown earlier to stop the gimps wandering around and stopped flights from some places. But I know damn well you and others would be on here complaining about the Nazi attitudes of the Blueshirts if they did those things. WTF do you think Mary Lou would be doing if she was in ? Where the fook do you think sinn fein would find the needed medical kit? It aint something the lads in South Armagh can fooking knock out of a weekend. Isn't it enough we have to listen to your type waffling about finding money from thin air, do we know have to listen to you waffle on about finding medical kit from thin air as well. Is there a magic medical kit tree as well? :rolleyes:
Augeo wrote: » I'd not class your nephew spiel as an issue though, I'd file that under the yellow vest brigade acting the gnome. What are your nephew's symptoms again and has he self isolated apart from his voyages to test centres?
FrancieBrady wrote: » FFS. Despicable carry on here lads tbh. Don't let it all take your dignity or your humanity.
smurgen wrote: » Wonder how much this will cost us?.......
smurgen wrote: » Wonder how much this will cost us?https://twitter.com/newschambers/status/1244649397234937861?s=19
FrancieBrady wrote: » You ok there Mark? Nice display of 'we don't need anyone's advice arrogance on show here'. Doesn't augur well for a coalition government tbh.
markodaly wrote: » And NOTHING what you said actually has anything to do with my point. The government, the Gardai and health officials have been at pains to tell people to stop posting and sharing unverified 'facts' online and on social media.... But here we have our resident watcher on the wall, all things FG and SF posts up $hite and fake facts. Cant.make.it.up!
FrancieBrady wrote: » Fake facts? Where did I post a fake fact?
markodaly wrote: » You posted up news that was unverified and indeed fake.
declanflynn wrote: » change your stockbroker
smurgen wrote: » https://twitter. om/DeckyPierce/status/1244945330858266629?s=19[/url]
Augeo wrote: » There were of course issues, there was a 40,000 backlog. That was at the time an issue. Lot's off issues were caused by the rabble who clog up our GP clinics every day of the week wanting a test as they'd smokers cough as per usual.
blanch152 wrote: » That was the big problem, that was why they had to change the criteria. We had every idiot who went to the airport since January thinking that they needed a test.
blanch152 wrote: » Are you putting a price on hundreds of lives?
McMurphy wrote: » There's a familiar theme on this thread emerging now, posters who know people who, going by govt guidelines, and seeking tests and due to displaying symptoms who never got them are idiots and hypochondriacs - clogging up the system. Meanwhile - FG cheerleaders all know people who were genuine cases, because they were displaying symptoms and therefore are bona fide cases all got there's in record time, so too the results. There's a level of arrogance and hypocrisy about it that you couldn't make up.
Ballso wrote: » The responses to popular posts on Irish Twitter are unbelievable at the best of times. Yellow-vesters, conspiracy nuts, Gemma O'Dohery fans, fascists, racists, communists, narcissists like Paddy Cosgrave, bots and your auntie Mary with her latest drooling hot take. Maybe give them a miss.