Covid 19 Part XXII-30,360 in ROI(1,781 deaths) 8,035 in NI (568 deaths)(10/09)Read OP

ACitizenErased · 25-08-2020 01:41PM

Poor form targetting the DoH. Out of all the departments like.

Goldengirl · 25-08-2020 01:42PM

khalessi wrote: »

well this is getting more interesting by the minute. SO they have better ppe than us and have actually put effort into their kids going back meanwhile we have Norma missing in action and no online curriculum and a taoiseach who is acting as Min for Agriculture and Education it looks like.

Love the one news clip of Norma blushing and rushing for the door , was it 10 days ago ?

25-08-2020 01:42PM

Deleted User wrote: »

There is also a theory that restrictions can result in a stronger Virus, as if it is being suppressed, less mutations are happening, therefore a lower chance of a less serious strain emerging, or even if it does it quickly dies out and doesn't become the dominant strain

Looking good in hospitals at the moment given level of cases last few weeks :cool:

AlmightyCushion · 25-08-2020 01:42PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MaryERegan/status/1298236843318808576?s=20

Probably just some one ordering coke and got it sent to their work address instead of their home address.

growleaves · 25-08-2020 01:42PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Sounds like the actions of a fellow traveller with the "NPHET Nazis" brigade

???

Do you mean JW and GO'D? I'd be careful throwing around guilt by associations whoever you have in mind

caveat emptor · 25-08-2020 01:44PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MaryERegan/status/1298236843318808576?s=20

Jaysus, that's terrible. Just when you though it couldn't get worse.

25-08-2020 01:45PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Poor form targetting the DoH. Out of all the departments like.

Alot of angry people out there. Agree disgusting behaviour all the same.

GooglePlus · 25-08-2020 01:46PM

Second time this has happened in the last 18 months.

growleaves · 25-08-2020 01:46PM

GooglePlus wrote: »

Second time this has happened in the last 18 months.

What was the first incident?

Edit: never mind I've found it on google

GooglePlus · 25-08-2020 01:47PM

growleaves wrote: »

What was the first incident?

Exact same thing early last year.

ACitizenErased · 25-08-2020 01:48PM

Just another reminder that there’s a load of headcases in this country.

25-08-2020 01:49PM

growleaves wrote: »

???

Do you mean JW and GO'D? I'd be careful throwing around guilt by associations whoever you have in mind

I have no one in mind - that's why I said fellow traveller, some lone wolf nutcase who shares some views with some of those you mention.

yourdeadwright · 25-08-2020 01:49PM

A bit late today as iv been a busy man

92 new cases

Deeper Blue · 25-08-2020 01:50PM

normanoffside wrote: »

I think you have your sarcasm detector switched off.

Deleted User wrote: »

I think he maybe making a joke. :cool:

Arghus wrote: »

The poster is taking the piss.

I wish I'd posted that at 2am, at least then I could've pretended I was after a few jars :pac:

Santy2015 · 25-08-2020 01:50PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

A bit late today as iv been a busy man

92 new cases

So, what was the white powder?
Coke?

yourdeadwright · 25-08-2020 01:53PM

Santy2015 wrote: »

So, what was the white powder?
Coke?

Dip Dab
The lolly stick was also in the envelope

25-08-2020 01:53PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

A bit late today as iv been a busy man

92 new cases

Was the white powder you? To get your source away from his handlers?

boetstark · 25-08-2020 01:53PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The virus doesn't weaken. It is possible strong selective pressure due to restrictions has resulted in random mutations of the virus which create a less serious reaction in those infected is becoming more prevalent. Its not the virus weakening however, its adapting to a more hostile environment. In this scenario however the more serious "strains" also remain in circulation, and without mapping the genones you would not know which version an individual may have. There is also nothing to prevent a random mutation making one of the "weaker" strains more deadly

Under 40's that have recovered are now starting to present with myocardial disease. Prof Robert Byrne of Mater private confirms cases of inflammation of heart tissue in younger patients.
So much for this only being dangerous to older people. I think we have alot to learn about this disease , only a flu ....

lee_baby_simms · 25-08-2020 01:54PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Dip Dab

beat me to it

Santy2015 · 25-08-2020 01:54PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Dip Dab

Nice!!

speckle · 25-08-2020 01:55PM

hogan ask to account for his movements by 2pm today to the president of commision

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40037504.html

Gruffalux · 25-08-2020 02:01PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Dip Dab
The lolly stick was also in the envelope

Ah... the great days when with a pack of dib dab and a lollipop you were made.

KrustyUCC · 25-08-2020 02:03PM

yourdeadwright wrote: »

A bit late today as iv been a busy man

92 new cases

Thanks

Oranage2 · 25-08-2020 02:07PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Thanks

Double digits again I wonder how many tests were done? I reckon we'll have 500 cases a day before October

growleaves · 25-08-2020 02:08PM

boetstark wrote: »

Under 40's that have recovered are now starting to present with myocardial disease. Prof Robert Byrne of Mater private confirms cases of inflammation of heart tissue in younger patients.

So much for this only being dangerous to older people. I think we have alot to learn about this disease , only a flu ....

Except that people who have recovered from influenza can also present with myocardial disease.

The question is not whether people who have recovered from covid can have complications but whether this happens at a greater rate than e.g. glandular fever, influenza, swine flu etc., etc.

Round-the-clock news stories confirming every single person who has had complications afterwards don't make this more likely, this just psychologically amplifies the danger of covid.

growleaves · 25-08-2020 02:10PM

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Oranage2 wrote: »

Double digits again I wonder how many tests were done? I reckon we'll have 500 cases a day before October

Based on what?

KrustyUCC · 25-08-2020 02:12PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Double digits again I wonder how many tests were done? I reckon we'll have 500 cases a day before October

ACE will have the testing data later I'm sure

I don't think you'll be right about 500 cases a day before October

CalamariFritti · 25-08-2020 02:13PM

US2 wrote: »

People with no symptoms can still lose limbs or have permanent brain damage.

I never had symptoms nor tested positive and I'm beginning to show brain damage. :pac:

GooglePlus · 25-08-2020 02:13PM

growleaves wrote: »

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Based on what?

Our average is gradually going up and with that, the rate of growth usual grows with it.

With community transmission so high in our capital, the odds aren't out of this world but I wouldn't go as high as 500. I reckon we'll see 300 in one day before October though.

Over a million students now moving back and forth to school daily, along with their parents won't help matters.

niallo27 · 25-08-2020 02:14PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

ACE will have the testing data later I'm sure

I don't think you'll be right about 500 cases a day before October

Its good he is predicting that much, every prediction has been wrong so far and i cant see anything changing in the future.

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