theological wrote: » Then they should be deported. People should be willing to follow the law on entry. These aren't normal times.
faceman wrote: » That passenger is the Taoiseach
repulsebay321 wrote: » It's more a loss to them than it is to me as I am quite a good cook! Ireland has such a small population that I seriously wonder why anyone with half a brain would want to drive away legal residents who pay tax. That is the net effect of your attitude and thank goodness it is the minority. By your logic, it was no loss when your countrywoman Sinead was rejected a job in Australia because she was Irish.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » We need to stop US travelers coming ...or make them quarantine. I mean they are not coming here for 5 weeks isolating for two. They are coming for 2/3 weeks and not bothering.
gral6 wrote: » We need to let americans know that quarantine in Ireland in not mandatory. So, more of them will come and bring their dollars !
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Our HSE staff are risking their lives. People have died here alone. People have not been able to go to funerals. Men have missed the birth of their children. And i have had to do my own hair. :mad: So i hope you are joking. I tell you what when we go back to stage 2 again ....people will not be thinking like gral.
is_that_so wrote: » Coveney has said that many of them are Irish people coming back home.
PhilOssophy wrote: » When Covid-19 restrictions first came in, he said "get home by Tuesday". If they didn't, they can stay where they are.
"We refused a group of Americans yesterday who admitted that they had just flown in," tweeted the King's Head pub in Galway. Advertisement "We had to turn away 2 Americans for dinner last week. They were renting a house in the area and had flown straight in from Denver," posted Gregans Castle Hotel in County Clare. Restaurateur Jp Macmahon tweeted: "Last night a group of people from Texas dined.
The E-Whizz bike rental firm posted: "I know we are in tourism but I'm just not willing to risk it for staff and other guests. These people are in the country and socialising."
Some 4,000 people arrived at Dublin airport each day last week
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Well now either he is lying or my eyes are ...and my mother is ...and my father is ...and they are vvvvhttps://www.derryjournal.com/business/ni-high-alert-american-tourists-arriving-dublin-ignore-14-day-quarantine-and-spark-covid-19-row-republic-ireland-2914717https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-ireland-may-toughen-quarantine-measures-amid-anger-over-american-rule-breakers-12027624?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Yeah no its a serious issue.
is_that_so wrote: » The internet is a great place to find things that agree with you! I've no idea if he is. I can't see why he would but he's going to get grief from some quarters regardless because the island hasn't become a prison. Looking forward to the Green list myself, feel a need for a trip!
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » You won't be going anywhere. We will be back in lockdown in a week. I would money on it.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/14/world/europe/Ireland-americans-break-quarantine.html I suppose the NY times is lying too. I suppose i didn't see hundreds of Americans in town. I suppose my mother didn't see them either. Remember the whole thing that started this was an Italian traveler. And if we let in non green list countries ...guess what ..other countries will catch on and stop letting US in.
is_that_so wrote: » Eh OK. I just told you what he said. The rest of this looks like keep the unclean out. Most of our cases are homegrown behaviour. BTW you do know the Green list just means no need for 14 days isolation? You can still get into the country from majority of places anyway.
repulsebay321 wrote: » How many American tourists are actually coming into the country?
threeball wrote: » Does it matter. One or two carriers could infect thousands. They couldn't give a ****e about their own country, so they definitely don't care about this one or its citizens
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Its not just the isolation thing ...they have brought the same attitude from home here. They are not wearing masks. They are not social distancing. I was in a book shop ....this woman took for ages to talk to the woman ...yet bought nothing ...but just seemed to want to talk...wasn't wearing a mask ...touched so many books bought none. No mask no gloves nothing. I bought everything i touched. And i had gloves...and a mask. Its not right. ANd yes she was american.
repulsebay321 wrote: » American chiming back in here. Look, I'm cool with restaurants (ie private establishments) restricting access in the name of health. As it happens, I am also a medical student, so I understand fully that a virus transmits indiscriminantly, and that this move isn't just disguised xenophobia. But when the restaurants claim they are not letting Americans in, they need to also state that Americans who live in Ireland are allowed. They need to be even more welcoming to local resident Americans like myself, otherwise I will feel like a pariah in their establishment simply for having an accent. No businessperson would want a local to feel unwelcome. After they state that locals of all nationalities are welcome, they need to suggest a way we can prove it discretely. There are certainly flaws but a blanket ban on what boils down to a person having a certain accent is appalling. I have already asked my Irish boyfriend to do the talking for me in restaurants after reading all this BS on the internet.
threeball wrote: » The ones coming here are the ones who think its a hoax. If they believed the science they'd have stayed at home. Trump is exporting his fcukwit supporters.
repulsebay321 wrote: » American chiming back in here. Look, I'm cool with restaurants (ie private establishments) restricting access in the name of health. As it happens, I am also a medical student, so I understand fully that a virus transmits indiscriminately, and that this move isn't just disguised xenophobia. But when the restaurants claim they are not letting Americans in, they need to also state that Americans who live in Ireland are allowed. They need to be even more welcoming to local resident Americans like myself, otherwise I will feel like a pariah in their establishment for simply having an out-of-vogue accent. No businessperson would want a local to feel unwelcome. After they state that locals of all nationalities are welcome, they can suggest a way we can prove it discreetly. There are certainly flaws with my suggestion here but a blanket ban on what boils down to a person having a certain accent is appalling. I have already asked my Irish boyfriend to do the talking for me in restaurants after reading all this BS on the internet.
Originally Posted by repulsebay321 View Post American chiming back in here. Look, I'm cool with restaurants (ie private establishments) restricting access in the name of health. As it happens, I am also a medical student, so I understand fully that a virus transmits indiscriminately, and that this move isn't just disguised xenophobia.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Please you know if you are white and American you are privileged here. There is no xenophobia. As a doctor you should know these Travellers are putting us at great risk...you should be very angry about that. I am getting annoyed with Americans getting upset because we are defending our country. You should be just as angry if you live here because you are just as much at risk. We are defending YOU too.