Covid19 Part XVII-24,841 in ROI (1,639 deaths) 4,679 in NI (518 deaths)(28/05)Read OP

branie2 · 25-05-2020 05:03PM

DOCARCH wrote: »

Your job is redundant!

There could be more

cian68 · 25-05-2020 05:04PM

yerwanthere123 wrote: »

No new deaths, brilliant news. Terrible news of course for the doom mongerers on here though

Actually I think they'll be quite pleased

Andrew00 · 25-05-2020 05:04PM

HON IRELAND

Arghus · 25-05-2020 05:04PM

yerwanthere123 wrote: »

No new deaths, brilliant news. Terrible news of course for the doom mongerers on here though

Everyone is delighted to see no deaths. Don't be idiotic.

growleaves · 25-05-2020 05:04PM

Zero deaths. Terrible news. This will lead to complacency and the people who object to turning the country into consequentialist prison-state will gain from it

PTH2009 · 25-05-2020 05:05PM

good news

dont knw about ye but its feels an age since phase 1 opening started. its only been a bloody week

PmMeUrDogs · 25-05-2020 05:05PM

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

I know, the naysayers would wear you out. If I ever become that joyless, I’d like somebody to drag a sharp implement across my throat and put me out of my misery.

100%. I was as scared of the virus as anyone when it was at its worst but Jesus Christ, let's enjoy a bit of positivity. It's a sign things are slowly but surely returning to normality and while we won't be there for a while, it's about bloody time we had some good news without people saying "oh but."

Yes, tomorrow's tally may well be higher. However, we haven't had a day of no deaths for two months, so one would hope that tomorrow's tally, while higher, will be less than last Tuesday's tally. Which would be a massive positive.

normanoffside · 25-05-2020 05:06PM

2 deaths were de-notified so we have actually reduced our death toll today.

castletownman · 25-05-2020 05:06PM

branie2 wrote: »

There could be more

I'd say your some craic at a party.

Jim_Hodge · 25-05-2020 05:07PM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

"Dr Tony" would much prefer to announce 5 dead tomorrow than zero deaths today.

Oh cop in! That's a load of baloney,

Plumbthedepths · 25-05-2020 05:07PM

branie2 wrote: »

There could be more

Plenty of non Covid deaths everyday in Ireland, you could offer your condolences to them.

fullstop · 25-05-2020 05:07PM

Fan-****ing-tastic.

Arghus · 25-05-2020 05:07PM

Typical, zero deaths: which is something to be delighted about and the usual suspects are on banging on about the how the "doom mongers" will react.

Truly pathetic.

lukas8888 · 25-05-2020 05:08PM

Deleted User wrote: »

In the last 6 weeks Sweden have fallen from an average of 70 deaths per day to 50. Ireland has fallen from an average of 40 to less than 10, daily new cases here about 10% of what they were 6 weeks ago, Sweden barely unchanged. That’s the difference,

I am not disputing the numbers you are using,just pointing out the
overall deaths per million since beginning, Belgium 804, UK 542,Sweden 399 Ireland 326.Bear in mind while agreeing with your stats Swedens population is
10 million.

yerwanthere123 · 25-05-2020 05:08PM

cian68 wrote: »

Actually I think they'll be quite pleased

You'd hope so, but some given some of the regulars on here...

Arghus wrote: »

Everyone is delighted to see no deaths. Don't be idiotic.

Not convinced given some of the people on here, but hopefully I'm wrong

Always_Running · 25-05-2020 05:08PM

The first day since March 21st for no new deaths.

yerwanthere123 · 25-05-2020 05:09PM

Arghus wrote: »

Typical, zero deaths: which is something to be delighted about and the usual suspects are on banging on about the how the "doom mongers" will react.

Truly pathetic.

:pac:

branie2 · 25-05-2020 05:09PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Let's try to enjoy the next 24 hours.

Don't worry, I will

Jim_Hodge · 25-05-2020 05:09PM

lukas8888 wrote: »

I am not disputing the numbers you are using,just pointing out the
overall deaths per million since beginning, Belgium 804, UK 542,Sweden 399 Ireland 326.Bear in mind while agreeing with your stats Swedens population is
10 million.

And all using different measures and criteria for recording Covid deaths. Thus type of comparison is utterly pointless.

Tordelback · 25-05-2020 05:10PM

Didn't think I'd see this day for a long, long time yet. Whatever happens next, this alone deserves a hearty well-done to the professionals, and to the rest of us.

landofthetree · 25-05-2020 05:10PM

I don't see why phases can't be moved forward.

At the end of the day if things are to get back to normal personal responsibility will be the only way to keep things open

Arghus · 25-05-2020 05:10PM

All serious things aside.

I fancy that sign language girl.

Banner fights back · 25-05-2020 05:11PM

While today is a huge and most welcome milestone with thankfully no further fatalities from yesterday, it's hard not to get a bit emotional for the 1,606 families loved ones and wide circle of friends who have lost their mother, father, son, daughter, granny, grandad, extended family member, a close friend the list goes on.

This horrible disease has affected so many people and as I type this there are people and families who are still in grave danger from this disease. It's for that I feel that complacency from both people and health authorities will be so counter productive. When I hear kite flying ministers suggesting and halving of the social distance I shutter to hear that.

The fight to defeat covid-19 and quench this huge ferno goes on.

branie2 · 25-05-2020 05:11PM

I am relieved at the news

kenmc · 25-05-2020 05:12PM

DOCARCH wrote: »

Your job is redundant!

Ah FFS, another one on the 350 a week covid payment.

Clonmel1000 · 25-05-2020 05:13PM

Banner fights back wrote: »

While today is a huge and most welcome milestone with thankfully no further fatalities from yesterday, it's hard not to get a bit emotional for the 1,606 families loved ones and wide circle of friends who have lost their mother, father, son, daughter, granny, grandad, extended family member, a close friend the list goes on.

This horrible disease has affected so many people and as I type this there are people and families who are still in grave danger from this disease. It's for that I feel that complacency from both people and health authorities will be so counter productive. When I hear kite flying ministers suggesting and halving of the social distance I shutter to hear that.

The fight to defeat covid-19 and quench this huge ferno goes on.

The first paragraph describes how I feel when anyone I know passes away. The main effect this horrible disease as you call it is having on most people is ruining them financially, mentally and physically and destroying people’s lives.

blade1 · 25-05-2020 05:13PM

R.I.P. to those tha.....oh wait...
GO F*CK YOURSELF COVID

lbj666 · 25-05-2020 05:13PM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Tuesday is the day that matters - the rolling five day tally is what you need to read.

The new cases tally is being quite persistent at about 60.

Well in fairness we should be allowing for the days of low numbers in our rolling counts also which is usually mon-sun as much as the higher ones midweek. 7 day averages capture all this.

But ya while the new case number is still dropping its being a bit stubborn over the past week.
Hopefully its due to the catch all testing of meat factorys, its a bit soon to say i might be from easing of restrictions.

The 0 deaths is reflective of the fact that level of positives in the over 65s has significantly dropped over the past two weeks and the nursing home situation has been stablised.

JP Liz V1 · 25-05-2020 05:14PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Plenty of non Covid deaths everyday in Ireland, you could offer your condolences to them.

RIP to all deaths

Nice there is no Covid deaths today in ROI and case numbers low decreasing

ACitizenErased · 25-05-2020 05:14PM

The way the CMO is speaking we're not accelerating any phases

Covid19 Part XVII-24,841 in ROI (1,639 deaths) 4,679 in NI (518 deaths)(28/05)Read OP

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