Covid19 Part XVIII-25,473 in ROI(1,736 deaths) 5,760 in NI (551 deaths)(30/06)Read OP

mean gene · 08-06-2020 06:02PM

Tenzor07 wrote: »

Yea like most who are unaffected by the HSE-Govt. Lockdown I can see how that can happen...

Weddings cancelled, and mourners at Funerals criminalised if they go to grieve a person who has lost their life...

Reason why I forgot for 1 day is because I've been living this for months like the rest of us and we're all bate out from it. Excuse me if I forgot you can't get a tattoo for yourself

Strazdas · 08-06-2020 06:02PM

Tony knocking back the 1000 scientists letter : says 'we cannot carry on with the
restrictions indefinitely'.

Cork Boy 53 · 08-06-2020 06:02PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Yet again the reasons for the reduced numbers get lost in the faux outrage at restrictions.

And this surprises you? Par for the course among a certain cohort.

lukas8888 · 08-06-2020 06:03PM

Eod100 wrote: »

I don't get posts like this. Nobody on here wants to see people die or suffer with illness. Because that's what those numbers are, people's lives not some sort of point-scoring game to bash others with.

It is most definitely a point scoring game for the few all day long posters on both sides of the argument.A casual check of the amount of posts by a minority of contributors leaves them with little time for any other pursuits.

KrustyUCC · 08-06-2020 06:05PM

Fantastic to see 9 cases

Really positive

I know the numbers will fluctuate but great seeing single digit cases

Cork Boy 53 · 08-06-2020 06:06PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

There is no testing lag in Ireland. This has been said many times. The number of tests over the weekend in hospitals etc increased.

A red herring really. The question is when were the new cases and new deaths notified to the authorities.

Deeper Blue · 08-06-2020 06:07PM

Strazdas wrote: »

Tony knocking back the 1000 scientists letter : says 'we cannot carry on with the
restrictions indefinitely'.

Gerry Kileen must be crying into his caviar as we speak

ACitizenErased · 08-06-2020 06:07PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

A red herring really. The question is when the results of the tests were notified to the authorities.

The test results today are results from yesterday (midnight - midnight). Which means the tests were most likely taken on Friday/Saturday.

Micky 32 · 08-06-2020 06:08PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

The numbers of reported new cases/deaths tend always to be lower than average following a weekend. Wasn`t it just 2 weeks ago that there were zero deaths notified on the Monday followed by a rise during the following days? I wouldn`t break out the champagne just yet if I were you.

Lol so when was the last Monday that had 9 cases?! Give over.

stephenjmcd · 08-06-2020 06:10PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

A red herring really. The question is when were the new cases and new deaths notified to the authorities.

Your clutching at straws here.

Of course someone will try and put a negative spin on 9 cases

Eod100 · 08-06-2020 06:11PM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

:rolleyes:

?

Jim_Hodge · 08-06-2020 06:11PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

And this surprises you? Par for the course among a certain cohort.

Doesn't surprise me in the slightest but the mindset that spews it out does, at times, make me despair about the future of this country.

ACitizenErased · 08-06-2020 06:13PM

Analysis of cases as of midnight Saturday 6th June - 25,198 cases (+22)

Healthcare Workers +16
Clusters +3
Cases associated with clusters +4

Age Range Affected
0-4 +1
5-14 +1
15-24 +5
25-34 +3
35-44 +4
45-54 +3
55-64 +3
65-74 No Change
75-84 +1
85+ No Change

Counties
Dublin +19
Kilkenny +1
Limerick +1
Louth -1
Meath -2
Monaghan +2

Notes:
+ 16 clusters in private households in last week

Cork Boy 53 · 08-06-2020 06:16PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Your clutching at straws here.

Of course someone will try and put a negative spin on 9 cases

No clutching at straws by me whatsoever bud. Let`s wait and see what the notified cases are tomorrow shall we?

Deeper Blue · 08-06-2020 06:18PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

No clutching at straws by me whatsoever bud. Let`s wait and see what the notified cases are tomorrow shall we?

And if/when they're low again you'll be nowhere to be seen

Micky 32 · 08-06-2020 06:19PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

No clutching at straws by me whatsoever bud. Let`s wait and see what the notified cases are tomorrow shall we?

Cases will and do fluctuate as they fall. It could be 20 tomorrow ( that’s what i predict) but if you look at the average weekly numbers they are dropping nicely every week.

Cork Boy 53 · 08-06-2020 06:20PM

NDWC wrote: »

And if/when they're low again you'll be nowhere to be seen

Really?

Harry Palmr · 08-06-2020 06:20PM

24 deaths in the last 5 days. On May 8th there were 26 deaths. Just to put it in some context.

ACitizenErased · 08-06-2020 06:22PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

Really?

Don't think I've seen you on this thread before. If you're new, rather than insinuate that our testing system is apparently flawed, you should visit https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/newsfeatures/covid19-updates/ and keep up to date on daily testing referrals and swabbing.

poppers · 08-06-2020 06:22PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

The numbers of reported new cases/deaths tend always to be lower than average following a weekend. Wasn`t it just 2 weeks ago that there were zero deaths notified on the Monday followed by a rise during the following days? I wouldn`t break out the champagne just yet if I were you.

new case numbers for the last 3 mondays have usually been highest recored for that week. think there was ony one or two times that number in the following 7 days were higher. hopefully trend continues and we are down to bugger all by next mon.
New death reported usually lower on monday as the cornornor or whoever reports deaths seems to lag on weekends.

MD1990 · 08-06-2020 06:22PM

Brillant to see only 9 cases.

Looking far more likely that the virus for whatever reason is waning.

All across Europe it is declining despite restrictions being lifted. I think many people are immune from the virus.
Im very confident they'll be no 2nd wave.

boggerman1 · 08-06-2020 06:23PM

NDWC wrote: »

Gerry Kileen must be crying into his caviar as we speak

He’d need to take off the mask firstðŸ˜·.social distancing will be long gone by end of august

What Username Guidelines · 08-06-2020 06:23PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Analysis of cases as of midnight Saturday 6th June - 25,198 cases (+22)

Healthcare Workers +16
Clusters +3
Cases associated with clusters +4

Age Range Affected
0-4 +1
5-14 +1
15-24 +5
25-34 +3
35-44 +4
45-54 +3
55-64 +3
65-74 No Change
75-84 +1
85+ No Change

Counties
Dublin +19
Kilkenny +1
Limerick +1
Louth -1
Meath -2
Monaghan +2

Notes:
+ 16 clusters in private households in last week

Good to see the age range tending lower overall.

ACitizenErased · 08-06-2020 06:24PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

Good to see the age range tending lower overall.

Age is a good measure as to how the virus is moving. Age is getting lower, meaning many of the new cases are either workplaces or private households.

bb1234567 · 08-06-2020 06:29PM

MD1990 wrote: »

Brillant to see only 9 cases.

Looking far more likely that the virus for whatever reason is waning.

All across Europe it is declining despite restrictions being lifted. I think many people are immune from the virus.
Im very confident they'll be no 2nd wave.

I feel you are for some reason ignoring the very widely known and obvious reasons. I am confident there will be no second wave also, but not because the virus is waning 'for some reason', as if it just decided to head on a holiday and stay in Brazil, but because of the reaosn that the virus was completely stamped out due to massive community effort, and then kept out by countless other measures to prevent any further community spread.

I am honestly shocked that there are people who think the virus naturally disappeared and not for the example the measures in place in shops today which have been described by posters, any used clothing being steamed and isolated for 24 hours, perspex glasses between customers, one way system in shops, jesus christ! The shockingly large number of of ways that society has been completely remodelled in order to prevent spread of the virus is the 'reason'

Boggles · 08-06-2020 06:31PM

MD1990 wrote: »

I think many people are immune from the virus.
.

Or on the other hand, virtually no one on the planet is. It's a new virus.

ACitizenErased · 08-06-2020 06:32PM

Boggles wrote: »

Or on the hand, virtually no one on the planet is. It's a new virus.

There has been a lot of scientific concensus that there's a certain amount of the population who are immune. For example, smokers have had a lot lower infection rate than would be expected.

tom1ie · 08-06-2020 06:33PM

MD1990 wrote: »

Brillant to see only 9 cases.

Looking far more likely that the virus for whatever reason is waning.

All across Europe it is declining despite restrictions being lifted. I think many people are immune from the virus.
Im very confident they'll be no 2nd wave.

I’m interested as to your reasons for being so confident

Deeper Blue · 08-06-2020 06:33PM

boggerman1 wrote: »

He’d need to take off the mask first&#55357;&#56887;.social distancing will be long gone by end of august

Judging by the mask-wearing "expertise" he demonstrated on TV I wouldn't be surprised if he put a hole in it

Boggles · 08-06-2020 06:33PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Analysis of cases as of midnight Saturday 6th June - 25,198 cases (+22)

Healthcare Workers +16
Clusters +3
Cases associated with clusters +4

Age Range Affected
0-4 +1
5-14 +1
15-24 +5
25-34 +3
35-44 +4
45-54 +3
55-64 +3
65-74 No Change
75-84 +1
85+ No Change

Counties
Dublin +19
Kilkenny +1
Limerick +1
Louth -1
Meath -2
Monaghan +2

Notes:
+ 16 clusters in private households in last week

If we could just get rid of Dublin we would be virtually New Zealand.

Covid19 Part XVIII-25,473 in ROI(1,736 deaths) 5,760 in NI (551 deaths)(30/06)Read OP

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