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Relaxation of restrictions Part II

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Continuation of the "Relaxation of restrictions" from here.

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setanta1984

Gael23 wrote: »

I’m happy with that. A clear plan with a little bit of give immediately

There was absolutely nothing clear about that.

Look at the plans released by basically every other European country for clarity. No dates for anything bar outside workers on May 18th (if we're lucky)

No provisional dates given for anything else.

JRant

setanta1984 wrote: »

This is an absolute disgrace. Nothing until 18th May, even then only some outside work and DIY shops, so another 3 weeks after that before anything meaningful. And this gives no confidence anything will even happen then. They still have no clue when to do anything.

Spain, France, Italy, the worst hit countries say their new normal will be in place by June. We haven't a clue.

We're still completely in the dark. I feel sick.

It's worse than that, we are a minimum of 5 weeks for anything other than construction to be opened up.

stephenjmcd

So all going well everything is open by 10th August

retro:electro

Gael23 wrote: »

I’m happy with that. A clear plan with a little bit of give immediately

What was clear about that “plan” exactly? We don’t even know what each stage involves.

niallo27

It was like Jim'll fix it there at the end.

NIMAN

Is there a link to what is opening on each of the 5 stages?

FintanMcluskey

Arghus wrote: »

Our economy and society never shut down to the extent that theirs did.

Nah thats rubbish.

Spain have construction reopend 3 weeks this weekend

JRant

Fann Linn wrote: »

Same Party,

Same speech writer by the sounds of it.

JTMan

Leo's announcement lacked detail on what will be in each phase.

Will the detail be published?

C__MC

Is he talking non contact sport?

alta stare

Stark wrote: »

Still no clarity for those of us with family outside the travel restriction boundary.

My daughter lives 42kms from me. I travel to see her every week. Iv met checkpoints and told them where i was going and they let me through. Some give a spiel some dont but either way they dont stop me from going.

ixoy

Arghus wrote: »

The virus is the root cause of these problems. The lock down is a response to the threat posed by the virus.

And now people are questioning the response and why our time frame seems longer than other countries and yet we don't appear to be in a particularly poor position.

Gael23

I’m happy with that. A clear plan with a little bit of give immediately

FintanMcluskey

JRant wrote: »

They need to form an actual government between now and the 18th and put an end to this madness. Bloody hell, I might have to seriously think about relocation at this rate. Another 18 weeks minimum of this.

Now he ****tïng on about imaginary letters he received. Reminds me of "Two pints" Kenny in his pomp.

These guys will be remembered in 20 years for how they f###ed Ireland over with the response to this.

Every other european country has restarted the economy. We are in this alone for no good reason.

No indication of why they have been extended, none. Why have they extended this?

alta stare

Stark wrote: »

Still no clarity for those of us with family outside the travel restriction boundary.

setanta1984

This is an absolute disgrace. Nothing until 18th May, even then only some outside work and DIY shops, so another 3 weeks after that before anything meaningful. And this gives no confidence anything will even happen then. They still have no clue when to do anything.

Spain, France, Italy, the worst hit countries say their new normal will be in place by June. We haven't a clue.

We're still completely in the dark. I feel sick.

bloodless_coup

Stark wrote: »

Still no clarity for those of us with family outside the travel restriction boundary.

You're not allowed to see them because if you do you are a literal murder, or something like that.

Arghus

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

We will be a full 6 weeks behind Spain and Italy regarding economic restarting. This is carnage

Our economy and society never shut down to the extent that theirs did.

Fann Linn

RamonD3 wrote: »

This reminds me of the man with two pints...

Same Party,

FintanMcluskey

Arghus wrote: »

The virus is the root cause of these problems. The lock down is a response to the threat posed by the virus.

No the lockdown is a completely knee jerk reaction to a virus that appears to be less deadly the more we learn about it. The restrictions however

Stark

Still no clarity for those of us with family outside the travel restriction boundary.

JRant

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

We will be a full 6 weeks behind Spain and Italy regarding economic restarting. This is carnage

They need to form an actual government between now and the 18th and put an end to this madness. Bloody hell, I might have to seriously think about relocation at this rate. Another 18 weeks minimum of this.

Now he ****tïng on about imaginary letters he received. Reminds me of "Two pints" Kenny in his pomp.

RamonD3

This reminds me of the man with two pints...

Muahahaha

Im heading to Woodies, want to get in that queue early

Arghus

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

Lockdowns are an unproven health benefit.
Lockdowns are a proven source of economic destruction

The virus is the root cause of these problems. The lock down is a response to the threat posed by the virus.

Fann Linn

Quoting Young FG now.
Sweet Jesus.

Speakerboxx

18th May christ

FintanMcluskey

LuasSimon wrote: »

Pubs to open August 10 - Phase 5

June 1st for Italy. The pubs wont open here if its that long away

_Kaiser_

lawrencesummers wrote: »

Well done Leo. Not a fan but you have to hand it to him.

Articulate and simple. Great speech and exactly what’s needed. We are getting there and what we are doing is working.

That sounds very familiar .. oh wait, that's because it's the same spiel we got week ago!

Thelonious Monk

Breezin wrote: »

BTW, if you live by the sea, your allowed space is halved.

Yeah but you live by the sea which is nice