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

fr336 · 27-08-2020 09:50PM

What would be the point of another lockdown? Just a sticking plaster. Had its place first time, now would be economic suicide. Id go nuts personally

fritzelly · 27-08-2020 09:51PM

Has Clare Daly had a stroke

jay0109 · 27-08-2020 09:52PM

fritzelly wrote: »

Has Clare Daly had a stroke

Spent her summer holidays in Italy;)

blowitupref · 27-08-2020 09:52PM

technocrat wrote: »

RTÉ loves this guy!

Here we go with his doomsday scenarios...

He's their speculate and prediction guy.

jojofizzio · 27-08-2020 09:52PM

Stephen Donnelly has aged a lot overnight...
And dunno about flattening the curve ,but he’s definitely flattened his head!

leahyl · 27-08-2020 09:53PM

fritzelly wrote: »

He's been saying it a few weeks now

He needs to shut the gob! What happened to “living alongside the virus” which his predecessor used to say...

speckle · 27-08-2020 09:54PM

For golden girl
advice re music hasnt changed :
Choir rehearsals have previously been linked to outbreaks in a number of countries (UK, US, Netherlands, South Korea). In addition, there is some evidence emerging that the playing of brass and some woodwind instruments (e.g. trumpets, trombones, flutes) in groups may be associated with a higher risk of infection due to increased droplet transmission or aerosol emission.
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Given the potential increased risk of transmission especially due to group singing, choirs and playing brass and some wind instruments in groups, the following precautions are recommended:
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Choir practice, teaching and performance, brass and wind instruments music group practice, teaching and performance should be done while maintaining very strict physical distancing of a minimum of 2 metres from other people, ideally outdoors, limit duration of indoor practice, teaching and performance with frequent breaks to facilitate regular ventilation of rooms and instrument cleaning (where applicable);
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Singers, choirs and musicians of brass and some woodwind instruments should consider protective equipment and measures to minimise the potential for droplet or aerosol emission (e.g. instrument covers, screens, face coverings etc).
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Where group practice or performances are organised, a risk assessment should be carried out to minimise the risk to the participants and their audience, including bearing in mind the age profile and risk factors of theparticipants/audience in

JP Liz V1 · 27-08-2020 09:55PM

jojofizzio wrote: »

Stephen Donnelly has aged a lot overnight...
And dunno about flattening the curve ,but he’s definitely flattened his head!

LOL

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 09:57PM

fritzelly wrote: »

Has Clare Daly had a stroke

Looks like a massive ..botox !

fritzelly · 27-08-2020 09:59PM

fritzelly wrote: »

That new presenter reminds me of someone - tv/film or something like that

Got it - Ruby Rose

spookwoman · 27-08-2020 09:59PM

Todays numbers 27/08/2020
93 New cases with 3 denotifications. Total = 28,453
0 Deaths with 0 denotification. Total = 1,777

Monday to Sunday average for week 70.86 with total of 496 cases. Last week was avg 104.57 with Total of 732 cases.

(25/08/20 GOV.IE)
Hospital 3386 -11
ICU 444 -
Healthcare workers 8584 +17
Clusters 2649 +16
Cases Associated with Clusters 15,430 +73
Median Age 46

(27/08/20 HUB)
ICU 5 -
Admissions and Discharged 1 / -
Confirmed In Hospital 293
Admission (24 hrs) 4
Discharged (24 hrs) 0

Transmission
(25/08/20 GOV.IE)
Community 30.3% -.1%
Close Contact Confirmed 66.4% -.1%
Travel 2.4% -
Unknown 0.8% +.1

(27/08/20 Press release)
Community 12 Yesterday 21
Close Contact 73 Yesterday 80

Testing
(27/08/20 Hub)
Total 802,572 +12,274
Hospital Total 303,343 3,321
Labs Total 499,229 +8,953
Total Positive 31,715 +129 %Positive 4% - Week% Positive 1.5% -

|Age Affected|Incr|Hospitalised|Incr
(25/08/2020 Gov.ie)
0-4|281|+4|25|-
5-14|528|+10|18|-
15-24|2503|+39|79|+1
25-34|4953|+35|204|-1
35-44|4964|+17|278|-1
45-54|4982|+30|454|-4
55-64|3475|+12|502|-2
65-74|1922|+7|596|-
75-84|2342|+5|751|-2
85+|2388|+1|478|-2
?|22|+1|1|-

County|25/08/2020|Incr|23/08/2020|Incr|County|25/08/2020|Incr|23/08/2020|Incr
Carlow|236|+13|223|+2|Cavan|886|-|886|+3
Clare|451|-|451|+6|Cork|1629|+9|1620|+3
Donegal|517|-|517|+1|Dublin|13,187|+92|13,095|+18
Galway|513|+2|511|+1|Kerry|325|-|325|+1
Kildare|2216|+21|2195|+6|Kilkenny|397|+2|395|+1
Laois|377|-|377|-|Leitrim|85|-|85|-(23 days)
Limerick|713|+4|709|+3|Longford|292|-|292|-
Louth|821|+1|820|+1|Mayo|587|-|587|-
Meath|884|-|884|+3|Monaghan|556|-|556|+2
Offaly|620|+1|619|-|Roscommon|354|+1|353|-
Sligo|156|-|156|–|Tipperary|678|+9|669|+31
Waterford|187|+6|181|-|Westmeath|684|-|684|-
Wexford|273|-|273|+7|Wicklow|736|-|736|+1

fritzelly · 27-08-2020 09:59PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

Looks like a massive ..botox !

She needs a refund

JP Liz V1 · 27-08-2020 10:00PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

The city has been like that for the last year. I never need to go anywhere besides Paul Street, Patrick's Street, Oliver Plunkett Street and down towards UCC, and avoid the quays, so rarely see them anymore.

This was on Patrick's Street, which was fairly packed

I would be one who in the past would have given a euro or two euros to someone on the street and donated to Cork Simon and Penny Dinners but today really turned me off

it was scary too in your face

jojofizzio · 27-08-2020 10:02PM

This fella seems to change his opinion on things depending on the way the wind is blowing....

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 10:03PM

fritzelly wrote: »

She needs a refund

Ah it's an improvement

She is looking much healthier these days , Europe suits her !

jackboy · 27-08-2020 10:03PM

That was a short and pointless interview with Luke o Neill.

Santy2015 · 27-08-2020 10:04PM

See David was having a sneaky look at Miriams pins!

stephenjmcd · 27-08-2020 10:04PM

spookwoman wrote: »

Todays numbers 27/08/2020
93 New cases with 3 denotifications. Total = 28,453
0 Deaths with 0 denotification. Total = 1,777

Monday to Sunday average for week 70.86 with total of 496 cases. Last week was avg 104.57 with Total of 732 cases.

(25/08/20 GOV.IE)
Hospital 3386 -11
ICU 444 -
Healthcare workers 8584 +17
Clusters 2649 +16
Cases Associated with Clusters 15,430 +73
Median Age 46

(27/08/20 HUB)
ICU 5 -
Admissions and Discharged 1 / -
Confirmed In Hospital 293
Admission (24 hrs) 4
Discharged (24 hrs) 0

Transmission
(25/08/20 GOV.IE)
Community 30.3% -.1%
Close Contact Confirmed 66.4% -.1%
Travel 2.4% -
Unknown 0.8% +.1

(27/08/20 Press release)
Community 12 Yesterday 21
Close Contact 73 Yesterday 80

Testing
(27/08/20 Hub)
Total 802,572 +12,274
Hospital Total 303,343 3,321
Labs Total 499,229 +8,953
Total Positive 31,715 +129 %Positive 4% - Week% Positive 1.5% -

|Age Affected|Incr|Hospitalised|Incr
(25/08/2020 Gov.ie)
0-4|281|+4|25|-
5-14|528|+10|18|-
15-24|2503|+39|79|+1
25-34|4953|+35|204|-1
35-44|4964|+17|278|-1
45-54|4982|+30|454|-4
55-64|3475|+12|502|-2
65-74|1922|+7|596|-
75-84|2342|+5|751|-2
85+|2388|+1|478|-2
?|22|+1|1|-

County|25/08/2020|Incr|23/08/2020|Incr|County|25/08/2020|Incr|23/08/2020|Incr
Carlow|236|+13|223|+2|Cavan|886|-|886|+3
Clare|451|-|451|+6|Cork|1629|+9|1620|+3
Donegal|517|-|517|+1|Dublin|13,187|+92|13,095|+18
Galway|513|+2|511|+1|Kerry|325|-|325|+1
Kildare|2216|+21|2195|+6|Kilkenny|397|+2|395|+1
Laois|377|-|377|-|Leitrim|85|-|85|-(23 days)
Limerick|713|+4|709|+3|Longford|292|-|292|-
Louth|821|+1|820|+1|Mayo|587|-|587|-
Meath|884|-|884|+3|Monaghan|556|-|556|+2
Offaly|620|+1|619|-|Roscommon|354|+1|353|-
Sligo|156|-|156|–|Tipperary|678|+9|669|+31
Waterford|187|+6|181|-|Westmeath|684|-|684|-
Wexford|273|-|273|+7|Wicklow|736|-|736|+1

I know you get the stats off the hub but your better off double checking them. For example it says 0 discharged this is not correct, Portlaoise discharged a paitent for example. Likewise with St Vincents.
Available to see in HSE Operations report. Compare the 2 days and you'll see where the discharges occur

mloc123 · 27-08-2020 10:06PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

This was on Patrick's Street, which was fairly packed

I would be one who in the past would have given a euro or two euros to someone on the street and donated to Cork Simon and Penny Dinners but today really turned me off it was scary too in your face

Were the beggers not wearing masks? I read 100% of people in Cork are.

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 10:07PM

Santy2015 wrote: »

See David was having a sneaky look at Miriams pins!

Yes. Pin envy .:)

JP Liz V1 · 27-08-2020 10:08PM

mloc123 wrote: »

Were the beggers not wearing masks? I read 100% of people in Cork are.

In the shops yes many were wearing masks some not over their noses though

but on the street no, today was scary for me

spookwoman · 27-08-2020 10:08PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

I know you get the stats off the hub but your better off double checking them. For example it says 0 discharged this is not correct, Portlaoise discharged a paitent for example. Likewise with St Vincents.
Available to see in HSE Operations report.

hse report usually comes out later, sods law out early. I'll stick with the numbers I have for the hub which also changes a few times a day. Will be updated on hib tomorrow

stephenjmcd · 27-08-2020 10:10PM

spookwoman wrote: »

hse report usually comes out later, sods law out early. I'll stick with the numbers I have for the hub which also changes a few times a day. Will be updated on hib tomorrow

HSE report is the majorty of the time out before 10pm.

As I say HSE Operations report is given with 3 time frames and is more accurate each night than the hub.

Renjit · 27-08-2020 10:11PM

mloc123 wrote: »

Were the beggers not wearing masks? I read 100% of people in Cork are.

Even the sanitizer says 99.9%. I am a fan of your cork confidence :pac:

spookwoman · 27-08-2020 10:12PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

HSE report is the majorty of the time out before 10pm.

As I say HSE Operations report is given with 3 time frames and is more accurate each night than the hub.

I usually do the report as soon as the numbers come out which would be before the hse report.

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 10:14PM

Renjit wrote: »

Even the sanitizer says 99.9%. I am a fan of your cork confidence :pac:

Yeah, what is it about the rebel county ?

stephenjmcd · 27-08-2020 10:15PM

spookwoman wrote: »

I usually do the report as soon as the numbers come out which would be before the hse report.

As I said, more accurate data at night in HSE report and not hub

You can compare both days and data will show you where discharges have occurred, where hosptial tests have lead to admissions.

Hub data lags between HPSC & HSE on certain data points. Admissions and discharges being one.

Its essentially dismissing a data source thats accurate as of 2hrs ago.

owlbethere · 27-08-2020 10:16PM

fr336 wrote: »

What would be the point of another lockdown? Just a sticking plaster. Had its place first time, now would be economic suicide. Id go nuts personally

Agreed. The problem areas need to be sorted out. It was all highlighted here during the day.

The biggest issues are the meat plants and the work related issues - the care home case today, the symptomatic retail worker going to work.

Sort them problems out.

Talking of another lockdown the very week children go back to school - please spare me.

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 10:18PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

As I said, more accurate data at night in HSE report and not hub

You can compare both days and data will show you where discharges have occurred, where hosptial tests have lead to admissions.

Hub data lags between HPSC & HSE on certain data points. Admissions and discharges being one.

Its essentially dismissing a data source thats accurate as of 2hrs ago.

I like the age and county breakdown, particularly the age , as it makes sense of the numbers for me .
But each to their own .

Goldengirl · 27-08-2020 10:20PM

Luke O'Neill coming out against accepted speak on schools and handling of cases and contacts .

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

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