Relaxation of restrictions Part II

Speakerboxx · 01-05-2020 06:09PM

Any update on the restrictions?

bloodless_coup · 01-05-2020 06:09PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

Do anyone else feel incredibly depressed? I have not seen my partner for weeks and weeks. With the pity full increase to 5km will mean that I still won't be able to see my partner for another few weeks if not months

This isn't North Korea. Do as you you feel necessary.

Arghus · 01-05-2020 06:10PM

Kobe Colossal Cape wrote: »

I'd have you at the top of the list you do know that you can have a balance without lifting all restrictions but I think you'd prefer if they kept them until 2030 by the sounds of it.

I'd prefer if they kept restrictions until they we had community transmission under control and had a robust testing, tracing and isolation infrastructure in place.

Fann Linn · 01-05-2020 06:11PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

Do anyone else feel incredibly depressed? I have not seen my partner for weeks and weeks. With the pity full increase to 5km will mean that I still won't be able to see my partner for another few weeks if not months

How far away are ye living from her, I ask because from my experience I've been stopped only once, and that was this day three weeks ago despite driving daily as an 'essential worker'. And only a few weeks ago my neighbour drove from here in the Midlands to Wicklow with his son to buy a car and they werent stopped either way.

Outside of bank holidays I'd say you'd be grand.

RugbyLad11 · 01-05-2020 06:11PM

bloodless_coup wrote: »

This isn't North Korea. Do as you you feel necessary.

But lots of garda check points

aidoh · 01-05-2020 06:12PM

bloodless_coup wrote: »

This isn't North Korea. Do as you you feel necessary.

Very true but don't forget you can be turned home at best, fined or imprisoned at worst for going to wave at a loved one from a sensible distance in their front garden because dOn'T bE sO sElFisH yOu'Re KiLlInG gRaNnY!!!

KrustyUCC · 01-05-2020 06:13PM

Rte news said travel within Ireland might be possible in August

August

Bloody jokeshop

RugbyLad11 · 01-05-2020 06:14PM

Fann Linn wrote: »

How far away are ye living from her, I ask because from my experience I've been stopped only once, and that was this day three weeks ago despite driving daily as an 'essential worker'. And only a few weeks ago my neighbour drove from here in the Midlands to Wicklow with his son to buy a car and they werent stopped either way.

Outside of bank holidays I'd say you'd be grand.

I'm in Dún Laoghaire and she is in the cc. The problem is I don't drive so I'm afraid public transport will be checked

Fann Linn · 01-05-2020 06:15PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

I'm in Dún Laoghaire and she is in the cc. The problem is I don't drive so I'm afraid public transport will be checked

Hop on the bus with a load of shopping bags and you'll be grand. Shopping is allowed.

aidoh · 01-05-2020 06:16PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

I'm in Dún Laoghaire and she is in the cc. The problem is I don't drive so I'm afraid public transport will be checked

I'd say there's definitely somewhere between Dun Laoghaire and town than falls within 5 km from you both.

You can try measure it out for yourself here: https://www.maps.ie/draw-radius-circle-map/

bloodless_coup · 01-05-2020 06:17PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Rte news said travel within Ireland might be possible in August

August

Bloody jokeshop

That's a complete sham. Country being run by overly conservative doctors with politicians following them blindly so they don't get blowback from the lockdown merchant electorate.

Next they'll be banning drink and sweats and anything considered mildly unhealthy.

KrustyUCC · 01-05-2020 06:18PM

bloodless_coup wrote: »

Does that mean I can drive 5km to go somewhere interesting to exercise?

No would be my guess unless you walk there

RugbyLad11 · 01-05-2020 06:19PM

Fann Linn wrote: »

Hop on the bus with a load of shopping bags and you'll be grand. Shopping is allowed.

I was thinking of doing this but then I saw that the guards turned someone back because the parcel motel they were going to was over 2km https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/1255957627110031371

they would probably ask why am I not going to closer shops

But in saying this I will have to take the chance because it's not possible to stay apart this long

bloodless_coup · 01-05-2020 06:19PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

No would be my guess unless you walk there

I wouldn't last walking 2km as it is!

SweetCaliber · 01-05-2020 06:22PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

I was thinking of doing this but then I saw that the guards turned someone back because the parcel motel they were going to was over 2km https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/1255957627110031371

they would probably ask why am I not going to closer shops

But in saying this I will have to take the chance because it's not possible to stay apart this long

Tweet is unavailable.

Parcel Motel I would of thought was essential, I've been through a few checkpoints getting stuff from them and returning stuff and never had a problem.

If thats the case then post offices should be closed too.

0gac3yjefb5sv7 · 01-05-2020 06:24PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Rte news said travel within Ireland might be possible in August

August

Bloody jokeshop

As if anyone is going to comply with that ffs. And rightly so.

setanta1984 · 01-05-2020 06:24PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Rte news said travel within Ireland might be possible in August

August

Bloody jokeshop

That report suggested that hotels etc. wouldn't even be open by then.

How on earth can they justify something like that when Spain of all places plans on having hotels, restaurants, cinemas and theatres all open to a certain degree before the end of May?! https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52459034
Italy of all places will have bars and restaurants open on June 1, all shops museums and libraries by 18 May?! https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52435273

Not to mention all the other countries who plan on being even further along.

Spanish Eyes · 01-05-2020 06:25PM

If the potential spread of the virus was a slow as Boards is for the last day or so we'd be grand.

greenfield21 · 01-05-2020 06:25PM

Is this website running slow for anyone else? Painful to use.

Penfailed · 01-05-2020 06:27PM

easypazz wrote: »

And walking with members of your household is lethal for spreading it too.

Always getting the last, usually snide, word in. Go you.

SAMTALK · 01-05-2020 06:27PM

rusty the athlete wrote: »

And good for them. They obviously value their physical and psychological welbeing over the dubious advice of "experts" who have got us into this mess.

The virus has us in this mess .

People never happy. 1st the older people in nursing homes not protected enough now government getting slated for saying over 70,s can go out when they are trying to protect them by putting some restrictions in place

No one wants to live like this but we have to do as advised or this will get out of hand. If there is a surge people on social media will go to town on government and hse.

Ellie1988 · 01-05-2020 06:27PM

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

I was thinking of doing this but then I saw that the guards turned someone back because the parcel motel they were going to was over 2km https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/1255957627110031371

they would probably ask why am I not going to closer shops

But in saying this I will have to take the chance because it's not possible to stay apart this long

Walk there? I drove 10km to and from liffey valley today and there wasnt a guard to be seen...and this is the Friday of a bank holiday.

Spanish Eyes · 01-05-2020 06:29PM

Ellie1988 wrote: »

Walk there? I drove 10km to and from liffey valley today and there wasnt a guard to be seen...and this is the Friday of a bank holiday.

Must have been for M+S or Boots, everything else is locked down. But hey off you go no worries.

Penfailed · 01-05-2020 06:31PM

Ellie1988 wrote: »

Walk there? I drove 10km to and from liffey valley today and there wasnt a guard to be seen...and this is the Friday of a bank holiday.

I know a fella who drove a 160km round trip yesterday as part of his job. He was stopped six times.

stephenjmcd · 01-05-2020 06:31PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Rte news said travel within Ireland might be possible in August

August

Bloody jokeshop

That'll mean you'd have to have hotels, B&Bs and basically the whole hospitality sector back up and running.

It's going to be the slowest reopening in Europe without a doubt

Ellie1988 · 01-05-2020 06:31PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Must have been for M+S or Boots, everything else is locked down. But hey off you go no worries.

Tesco thanks

iamwhoiam · 01-05-2020 06:31PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Must have been for M+S or Boots, everything else is locked down. But hey off you go no worries.

Huge Tesco open in Liffey Valley

RugbyLad11 · 01-05-2020 06:34PM

aidoh wrote: »

I'd say there's definitely somewhere between Dun Laoghaire and town than falls within 5 km from you both.

You can try measure it out for yourself here: https://www.maps.ie/draw-radius-circle-map/

How does that work? I plugged in my location and drew a radius of 5km and it brings me to a park really close to the city but when I search the park on google maps it show up as being 10km away??

Arghus · 01-05-2020 06:34PM

growleaves wrote: »

Arghus has said he thinks the lockdowns prevented millions of deaths.

Even though no medical expert now believes that (the ones who originally predicted millions of deaths revised their predictions downward by multiples.)

I wonder how many will put 'Lockdown' under Religion on the census form?

Even with severe lockdowns across the globe there's 250K deaths worldwide so far, which are confirmed deaths and are only a partial picture.

Without lockdowns a death toll in the low millions at this stage worldwide would have been quite possible.

You pulled this ludicrously high figure of 400 million out of your bum the last day and claimed that everyone arguing in favour of lockdowns was claiming there would be that many dead.

I'm still waiting for some news source that has a government figure or policy maker quoting this figure to justify the lockdown.

JRant · 01-05-2020 06:35PM

The news have a lot to answer for. Even today, claiming that 34 more people have died from COVID. That's just not reporting the facts, they are people who died that tested positive for COVID.

Relaxation of restrictions Part II

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