Covid 19 Part XXIII-33,444 in ROI(1,792 deaths) 9,541 in NI(577 deaths)(22/09)Read OP

What Username Guidelines · 20-09-2020 05:28PM

High enough for cork.

Spleodar · 20-09-2020 05:28PM

DubInMeath wrote: »

They do, but they also have a more one society based out look in my experience.

To be honest, it’s a waste of time comparing one country to another on this, particularly where there’s a huge gulf between the two cultures.

Ireland, along with Australia and New Zealand rank as some of the least deferential places on the planet. You’re not going to change that culture, nor would it be a particularly desirable thing to do. However, you can work with what we have and communicate better. Look at NZ for example. Whether or not you agree with her, Jacinda Arden has done a far, far better job of communicating than any of our lot, and light years ahead of her counterparts in Australia while the the U.K. and US are on a different planet entirely.

We should be sharing experience with Canada, NZ and Australia and also countries like France, Belgium, etc that are extremely similar to us in a lot more ways than we think.

Comparisons with Japan, as much as we may get on just don’t really provide much of a communication template to use as the underlying political culture and general social attitudes are extremely different.

I also think however, we need to be damn careful not to keep drawing comparisons and ideas from the US. The similarities between Irish and American society are also only superficial in a lot of ways.

We need to be trying to appeal much more to our sense of community, family and that we should be looking out for one another and for the future prosperity and stability of this island.

We should be ignoring the conspiracy theorists that are just being radicalised online.

Debate the nuances of the restrictions etc but some of the really mad stuff really needs to be called what it is : utterly bonkers !

Leftyflip · 20-09-2020 05:28PM

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Anyone see the video of the Oliver bond flats last night?

You will, all I'll say is we are never getting out of these restrictions here with the amount of morons out there.

Rave on the astro pitch with about 300 youths.

Saw a video on Instagram this morning, loads of tw*ts having a rave up in the Hellfire Club last night. Mind you the person who posted it, was the same person flying to Amsterdam every two weeks and then coming back and gallivanting around the city.

So far I've had to push my wedding back, missed out on loads of gigs and a few holidays, haven't seen certain family members in god knows how long.

I'd love to be able to just have a quiet pint, but I can't do that, but these d*ckheads are out raving? Utter c*nts.

Benimar · 20-09-2020 05:28PM

spookwoman wrote: »

396 cases
241 cases are in Dublin, 36 in Cork, 19 in Donegal, 12 in Galway, 11 in Meath, 11 in Kildare, 9 in Monaghan, 7 in Louth, 6 in Clare, 6 in Offaly, 6 in Waterford and 5 in Wicklow, with the remaining 27 cases spread across 11 counties.

There is no dressing up those numbers I’m afraid. Not good at all.

20-09-2020 05:28PM

Gods Gift wrote: »

A rave on Astro turf, must be an insurance thing.

I hope they were wearing the appropriate trainers

What Username Guidelines · 20-09-2020 05:30PM

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Sorry sent to me in what's app.

You'll see it soon enough I'm sure.

https://twitter.com/gola1hickey/status/1307714747219968000?s=21

KrustyUCC · 20-09-2020 05:30PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

High enough for cork.

I'm beginning to get a bit worried

branie2 · 20-09-2020 05:30PM

No further deaths again, at least that's good news.

GeorgeBailey · 20-09-2020 05:30PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

High enough for cork.

Too soon for the repetitive and irritating "LOCK DOWN CORK NOWWWW!!!11" posts?

wadacrack · 20-09-2020 05:31PM

Looks a matter of time before hospitals in Dublin are overrun .Healthcare workers must be very worried hopefully restrictions have some impact but Im not so sure. Compliance not the same with the public as it was in March

FionnK86 · 20-09-2020 05:31PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

https://twitter.com/gola1hickey/status/1307714747219968000?s=21

Looks like sh!t craic why would you even bother.

Gael23 · 20-09-2020 05:32PM

GeorgeBailey wrote: »

Too soon for the repetitive and irritating "LOCK DOWN CORK NOWWWW!!!11" posts?

MM can’t upset the parish

DangerScouse · 20-09-2020 05:32PM

Astounding numbers. We are headed into a very bad place indeed and it's completely expected given the way a percentage of our population have acted.

landofthetree · 20-09-2020 05:34PM

What's it going to be like from Nov onwards?

I can see all of Europe shut down from Nov till April.

UrbanFret · 20-09-2020 05:34PM

branie2 wrote: »

No further deaths again, at least that's good news.

Not be long until theres plenty of them.

Ohmeha · 20-09-2020 05:35PM

All numbers for ROI, Dublin, non-Dublin for the past 3 weeks. Per the 7 day averages Dublin's cases not far of quadrupling during in this period...

Day Month Date Deaths ROI 7 Day 14 Day Dublin 7 Day 14 Day Ex-Dub 7 Day 14 Day
Monday August 31st 0 53 101.86 109.71 25 43.43 45.14 28 58.43 64.57
Tuesday September 1st 0 217 119.71 111.64 103 55.71 49.07 114 64.00 62.57
Wednesday September 2nd 1 89 109.00 114.14 53 50.00 51.50 36 59.00 62.64
Thursday September 3rd 0 95 109.29 111.21 51 52.43 51.50 44 56.86 59.71
Friday September 4th 0 98 105.14 112.57 24 48.43 50.14 74 56.71 62.43
Saturday September 5th 0 231 117.86 117.93 133 59.00 55.71 98 58.86 62.21
Sunday September 6th 0 138 131.57 123.43 68 65.29 57.79 70 66.29 65.64
Monday September 7th 0 102 138.57 120.21 56 69.71 56.57 46 68.86 63.64
Tuesday September 8th 1 307 151.43 135.57 182 81.00 68.36 125 70.43 67.21
Wednesday September 9th 3 84 150.71 129.86 51 80.71 65.36 33 70.00 64.50
Thursday September 10th 0 196 165.14 137.21 107 88.71 70.57 89 76.43 66.64
Friday September 11th 1 211 181.29 143.21 121 102.57 75.50 90 78.71 67.71
Saturday September 12th 2 159 171.00 144.43 75 94.29 76.64 84 76.71 67.79
Sunday September 13th 1 255 187.71 159.64 156 106.86 86.07 99 80.86 73.57
Monday September 14th 0 208 202.86 170.71 108 114.29 92.00 100 88.57 78.71
Tuesday September 15th 3 357 210.00 180.71 218 119.43 100.21 139 90.57 80.50
Wednesday September 16th 3 254 234.29 192.50 136 131.57 106.14 118 102.71 86.36
Thursday September 17th 1 240 240.57 202.86 119 133.29 111.00 121 107.29 91.86
Friday September 18th 3 253 246.57 213.93 116 132.57 117.57 137 114.00 96.36
Saturday September 19th 0 274 263.00 217.00 166 145.57 119.93 108 117.43 97.07
Sunday September 20th 0 396 283.14 235.43 241 157.71 132.29 155 125.43 103.14

SEPT 23 1989 · 20-09-2020 05:36PM

241 according to Virgin media

DebDynamite · 20-09-2020 05:36PM

Leftyflip wrote: »

Saw a video on Instagram this morning, loads of tw*ts having a rave up in the Hellfire Club last night. Mind you the person who posted it, was the same person flying to Amsterdam every two weeks and then coming back and gallivanting around the city.

So far I've had to push my wedding back, missed out on loads of gigs and a few holidays, haven't seen certain family members in god knows how long.

I'd love to be able to just have a quiet pint, but I can't do that, but these d*ckheads are out raving? Utter c*nts.

So just last night alone we had the rave in Oliver Bond flats, hundreds of Brazilians travelling from Dublin to Meath for a rave (multiple people sharing cars too no doubt) , and now this rave up in the Hellfire Club. And this is just what was made public on social media - there would’ve been hundreds more house parties in the county. Not to mention “communion” parties that were held for communions that never even went ahead.

FFS, it’ll be much longer than 3 weeks before we come out of lockdown if this keeps up.

Spleodar · 20-09-2020 05:38PM

I was posting a few days ago about how I could see Cork facing issues. I think it’s just a case of getting lucky because the city is big enough to be self contained. It’s one of the few parts of Ireland that isn’t really in a Dublin orbit.

Once the virus gets in, much like it did in Dublin, the behaviours are the same and is will spread.

That’s why I think this county flag waving, smug patting ourselves on the back stuff is garbage and dangerous in exactly the same way it was dangerous when Europe and the US was looking down their noses at China, couldn’t happen here. Then when it happened in Italy ans Spain, oh that’s Southern Europe, then the U.K. ...

Let your guard down and stop doing the basics like hand sanitising, social distancing and mask wearing and “boom” you’ve large case numbers

petes · 20-09-2020 05:38PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

241 according to Virgin media

In Dublin.

Peter Flynt · 20-09-2020 05:39PM

396?
FFS.

Prof Nolan is an absolute liar when he states that there is no transmission coming from schools.

The Irish people deserve to be told the truth and not have some weird bald lying creep talking out his arse.

Denny61 · 20-09-2020 05:39PM

branie2 wrote: »

No further deaths again, at least that's good news.

How is it good news..do you know That a lot of the people who get the virus.suffer all types of symptoms..lungs seem to be particularly affected with lot of breathing difficulties .plus no energy for months..and some have been getting relapses of said symptoms..and if those people have under lying conditions especially asthma or systicfibrosis. It can be worrying .so any one that gets it ..can only hope they are in the minority....once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

GooglePlus · 20-09-2020 05:41PM

Denny61 wrote: »

How is it good news..do you know That a lot of the people who get the virus.suffer all types of symptoms..lungs seem to be particularly affected with lot of breathing difficulties .plus no energy for months..and some have been getting relapses of said symptoms..and if those people have under lying conditions especially asthma or systicfibrosis. It can be worrying .so any one that gets it ..can only hope they are in the minority....once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

No deaths is great news and always will be.

High cases are worrying but let's take positives too, ill always be happy seeing 0 deaths.

Deeper Blue · 20-09-2020 05:41PM

Denny61 wrote: »

once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

Any actual evidence of this?

Blondini · 20-09-2020 05:41PM

Benimar wrote: »

There is no dressing up those numbers I’m afraid. Not good at all.

Wait and see. You will be told you're being hysterical. Usual crowd.

20-09-2020 05:41PM

Denny61 wrote: »

How is it good news..do you know That a lot of the people who get the virus.suffer all types of symptoms..lungs seem to be particularly affected with lot of breathing difficulties .plus no energy for months..and some have been getting relapses of said symptoms..and if those people have under lying conditions especially asthma or systicfibrosis. It can be worrying .so any one that gets it ..can only hope they are in the minority....once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

And that’s enough internet for 1 day...

petes · 20-09-2020 05:42PM

Denny61 wrote: »

How is it good news..do you know That a lot of the people who get the virus.suffer all types of symptoms..lungs seem to be particularly affected with lot of breathing difficulties .plus no energy for months..and some have been getting relapses of said symptoms..and if those people have under lying conditions especially asthma or systicfibrosis. It can be worrying .so any one that gets it ..can only hope they are in the minority....once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

How is it not good news or better news that someone hasn't died?

ChikiChiki · 20-09-2020 05:42PM

spookwoman wrote: »

396 cases
241 cases are in Dublin, 36 in Cork, 19 in Donegal, 12 in Galway, 11 in Meath, 11 in Kildare, 9 in Monaghan, 7 in Louth, 6 in Clare, 6 in Offaly, 6 in Waterford and 5 in Wicklow, with the remaining 27 cases spread across 11 counties.

What a ****ing car crash the response has become. Hard to point to a single thing that went wrong as there have been a few instances.

**** you big Phil and Co for one. Entitled selfish pricks.

This is it · 20-09-2020 05:42PM

Denny61 wrote: »

How is it good news..do you know That a lot of the people who get the virus.suffer all types of symptoms..lungs seem to be particularly affected with lot of breathing difficulties .plus no energy for months..and some have been getting relapses of said symptoms..and if those people have under lying conditions especially asthma or systicfibrosis. It can be worrying .so any one that gets it ..can only hope they are in the minority....once this virus in your system..its there to stay..

It's still better than death I'm sure. Try swing it whatever way you want, the numbers are bad but no deaths is quite obviously a good thing.

Peter Flynt · 20-09-2020 05:42PM

El Sueño wrote: »

Any actual evidence of this?

That's the case with all viruses.

Covid 19 Part XXIII-33,444 in ROI(1,792 deaths) 9,541 in NI(577 deaths)(22/09)Read OP

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