Covid 19 Part XXIV-37,063 ROI (1,801 deaths) 12,886 NI (582 deaths) (02/10) Read OP

Away With The Fairies · 26-09-2020 06:39PM

spookwoman wrote: »

248 cases today and five deaths
104 in Dublin, 37 in Donegal, 36 in Cork, 8 in Kildare, 8 in Westmeath, 6 in Kilkenny, 6 in Laois, 6 in Offaly, 5 in Longford, 5 in Monaghan, 5 in Wexford, and the remaining 22 cases are in 11 other counties.

Are deaths recent or are they adding deaths from a few weeks or months ago?

eagle eye · 26-09-2020 06:40PM

Deleted User wrote:

If kids going back to school was driving the increase in infections in general the proportion of children being infected should increase as a proportion of all. It hasnâ€™t indicting the rate in children is following the overall rate. Itâ€™s not rocket science

We expect that kids are more likely to be asymptomatic. So the fact the amount of cases has doubled in a month is a major concern.

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 06:40PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

Puts an end to any vaccine or herd immunity guff anyway

So lockdown , restrictions etc are a waste of time? Just open everything up and let it rip.

Funsterdelux · 26-09-2020 06:43PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

Puts an end to any vaccine or herd immunity guff anyway

I wouldnt know, maybe update the vaccine every year.

Jim_Hodge · 26-09-2020 06:43PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Are deaths recent or are they adding deaths from a few weeks or months ago?

Recent according to the news on all TV channels and various news websites. You should try them sometime, very informative.

fritzelly · 26-09-2020 06:43PM

So after 7 months of not seeing anyone, wearing a mask, sanitizing my hands everytime I'm out or in shops I've still managed to catch a cold off someone

What chance is there of stopping this virus without a vaccine? A year of rolling lockdowns ahead of us.

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 06:44PM

eagle eye wrote: »

We expect that kids are more likely to be asymptomatic. So the fact the amount of cases has doubled in a month is a major concern.

Of course it's a concern but one that is weighed up using positives versus negatives. It is far better for a child to be in school and subject to the multiple benefits that entails.

Ficheall · 26-09-2020 06:44PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

A lie, singular. Ok I 'm going to suggest you PM me to find out exactly what your issue is. Because at this stage this stalking is getting weird.

One lie about your wife, one lie about you claiming you'd explained it away.

I've no interest in taking it to PM, I already know you're not the paragon of honesty you claim to be - it's more useful if other posters know it too.
I'm very happy to drop it, if you'll stop insinuating other posters are dishonest.

ax530 · 26-09-2020 06:45PM

Funsterdelux wrote: »

Ive cousin in Belfast, had at least 3 symptoms and was in a bad way and couldnt get tested.

Sounds like a shambles

Hear the same, seems like testing not working but at the same time so many cases so expect could be lot higher

Funsterdelux · 26-09-2020 06:45PM

fritzelly wrote: »

So after 7 months of not seeing anyone, wearing a mask, sanitizing my hands everytime I'm out or in shops I've still managed to catch a cold off someone

What chance is there of stopping this virus without a vaccine? A year of rolling lockdowns ahead of us.

I feel your pain, Im stuffed for over a week now. Bloody schools.

Ohmeha · 26-09-2020 06:46PM

ROI/Dublin/Non-Dublin totals with 7 Day/14 Day numbers for the past 3 weeks

Conclusive evidence that new cases have stablised in Dublin for the past week at 7 day average of 145 before Level 3 restrictions enforced the previous Saturday and new case increases driven outside of Dublin

Day Month Date Deaths ROI 7 Day 14 Day Dublin 7 Day 14 Day Non-Dub 7 Day 14 Day
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
Monday September 21st 0 188 280.29 241.57 76 153.14 133.71 112 127.14 107.86
Tuesday September 22nd 0 334 277.00 243.50 174 146.86 133.14 160 130.14 110.36
Wednesday September 23rd 2 234 274.14 254.21 103 142.14 136.86 131 132.00 117.36
Thursday September 24th 3 324 286.14 263.36 167 149.00 141.14 157 137.14 122.21
Friday September 25th 0 326 296.57 271.57 152 154.14 143.36 174 142.43 128.21
Saturday September 26th 5 248 292.86 277.93 104 145.29 145.43 144 147.57 132.50

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 06:48PM

Ficheall wrote: »

One lie about your wife, one lie about you claiming you'd explained it away.

I've no interest in taking it to PM, I already know you're not the paragon of honesty you claim to be - it's more useful if other posters know it too.
I'm very happy to drop it, if you'll stop insinuating other posters are dishonest.

No I did explain it, but I 'm not doing so again just because you want me to. As I said my post history is not locked. Also instead of this on thread bickering from you I have suggested you can PM me.
Unless you have been made a Mod please don't presume to tell me how to comment. Now I won't engage further on thread about this I made an offer avail of it if you wish.
Again making up stuff I never claimed to be a paragon of honesty. That's two lies now from you. ;-)

eagle eye · 26-09-2020 06:49PM

caveat emptor wrote:

Sorry was in the garden didn't see it. I actually agree with everything you say.
I'm delighted to inform you that I've just removed you from my ignore list. Fair play.

I was in the garden, weeding and strimming.
I'm out regularly keeping the place looking good. I take vitamin d too even though I get more sun than most in this country. I'm pro-lockdown with schools closed too.

CiarraiManc · 26-09-2020 06:49PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

So lockdown , restrictions etc are a waste of time? Just open everything up and let it rip.

No we'll likely live the rest of our lives under some form of restrictions at least with intermittent periods of full on lockdown

expectationlost · 26-09-2020 06:50PM

is the plan is 3rd immunity ( 3rd level herd immunity)

TonyMaloney · 26-09-2020 06:50PM

Ohmeha wrote: »

ROI/Dublin/Non-Dublin totals with 7 Day/14 Day numbers for the past 3 weeks

Conclusive evidence that new cases have stablised in Dublin for the past week at 7 day average of 145 before Level 3 restrictions enforced the previous Saturday and new case increases driven outside of Dublin

Day Month Date Deaths ROI 7 Day 14 Day Dublin 7 Day 14 Day Non-Dub 7 Day 14 Day
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
Monday September 21st 0 188 280.29 241.57 76 153.14 133.71 112 127.14 107.86
Tuesday September 22nd 0 334 277.00 243.50 174 146.86 133.14 160 130.14 110.36
Wednesday September 23rd 2 234 274.14 254.21 103 142.14 136.86 131 132.00 117.36
Thursday September 24th 3 324 286.14 263.36 167 149.00 141.14 157 137.14 122.21
Friday September 25th 0 326 296.57 271.57 152 154.14 143.36 174 142.43 128.21
Saturday September 26th 5 248 292.86 277.93 104 145.29 145.43 144 147.57 132.50

Sorry, but there's possibly a massive backlog of cases that will alter the 7 and 14 day averages significantly when they drop

hynesie08 · 26-09-2020 06:50PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

Puts an end to any vaccine or herd immunity guff anyway

So we've no hope?? Grand open everything up so.

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 06:52PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

No we'll likely live the rest of our lives under some form of restrictions at least with intermittent periods of full on lockdown

Dream on , it didn't happen after the last serious pandemic it won't happen now. 2/3 years this will be a distant memory.

CiarraiManc · 26-09-2020 07:02PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Dream on , it didn't happen after the last serious pandemic it won't happen now. 2/3 years this will be a distant memory.

People were saying that it'd be a distant memory by now back in March. I wouldn't bet on it

stephenjmcd · 26-09-2020 07:07PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

No we'll likely live the rest of our lives under some form of restrictions at least with intermittent periods of full on lockdown

So far in the last hour you've dismissed any chance of a vaccine and now expect to live your whole life under restrictions.

Are you just looking for a reaction by posting such things? Because there's little logic behind most of your posts

ceadaoin. · 26-09-2020 07:09PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

No we'll likely live the rest of our lives under some form of restrictions at least with intermittent periods of full on lockdown

No. No we won't. Not for a virus with a survival rate of over 99% and with mild or no symptoms for the vast majority. Treatments are improving continually and the death rate is dropping as a result. Theres no need to be under restrictions and lockdowns our whole lives. You're being ridiculous.

I swear some people are excited by the prospect of living in an apocalyptic scenario and are willing it to happen.

CiarraiManc · 26-09-2020 07:10PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

So far in the last hour you've dismissed any chance of a vaccine and now expect to live your whole life under restrictions.

Are you just looking for a reaction by posting such things?

No I'm just saying that the increase in reported reinfections doesn't bode well for herd immunity or a vaccine. Because of that then we'll most likely live long term with restrictions in place one form or another

Ficheall · 26-09-2020 07:13PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Again making up stuff I never claimed to be a paragon of honesty. That's two lies now from you. ;-)

Crap like this:

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Just for clarification I only comment on two threads about Covid. This and the travel one. I don't appreciate lies.

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

I asked you to back up your claims. You have repeatedly refused to do so. Lies hurt baby Jesus.

Anyway, I'll leave it there for now. Stay safe.

eagle eye · 26-09-2020 07:14PM

Plumbthedepths wrote:

Of course it's a concern but one that is weighed up using positives versus negatives. It is far better for a child to be in school and subject to the multiple benefits that entails.

Mine have almost all those benefits at home, including playdates with other families who haven't sent their kids back.

WoollyRedHat · 26-09-2020 07:16PM

I was just thinking, considering we have now research to suggest that viral particles can be propelled when someone flushes up to 3 FT in the air and linger there before then landing on surfaces, should there not be a major push to ensure that every public bathroom in the country has a lid, with public health posters put up reminding people to close the lid before going for the flush?

In most disabled toilets and toilets in hospitals there is no lid, which surely means this could become a huge risk area for infection? Surely technology exists to have toilet lids fitted so that it automatically close before the flush mechanism kicks in?

The results from Bristol University in a few weeks will be telling, it would be great to see research into transmission of viruses in public toilets. I think Smart Toilets, which can accurately assess if someone has viral particles in their faeces will be an invaluable tool in stopping future pandemics. I mean why wait until it hits the sewage, it could identify if someone had virus and then public health teams could develop action plan to stop the spread. We have smart TVs, Smart Fridges, Smart Toilets will be next and with detailed data analytics it could be a game changer for public health and for longetivity.

But in meantime, don't forget, drop the lid, then flush.

lukas8888 · 26-09-2020 07:21PM

Dcully wrote: »

I brought my young lad over to Kildare Farm Foods earlier to have a look at the animals but didnt make it past the shop which is the only means of entrance, we just turned around and left.
Place was shoulder to shoulder with absolutely no monitoring of numbers or social distancing , tables in the restaurant as close together as pre-covid.
Atleast one staff member on the checkout with no mask or surrounding.
This was by far the worst case ive seen of blatant ignorance to the rules , lets just pack them in to spend seems their motto.

As far as i know entrance to the farm is free,you could have made your way through the shop without spending a penny and given yourself and son a lovely free day out in the open air.It only takes a few minutes to access the farm and i'm sure you were both suitably protected with masks etc.

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 07:25PM

CiarraiManc wrote: »

People were saying that it'd be a distant memory by now back in March. I wouldn't bet on it

Were they? I 'm surprised if that was the case. The last serious pandemic was the Spanish flu followed by the 'roaring 20's'

Funsterdelux · 26-09-2020 07:26PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Were they? I 'm surprised if that was the case. The last serious pandemic was the Spanish flu followed by the 'roaring 20's'

Followed by?

Plumbthedepths · 26-09-2020 07:29PM

eagle eye wrote: »

Mine have almost all those benefits at home, including playdates with other families who haven't sent their kids back.

That's great for yours, but as have been pointed out to you several times by other posters school is the only safe place for many children and a guaranteed meal.
Also it has been pointed out that online learning is not an option for thousands of families but again you choose to ignore this.
Finally since you are homeschooling your children till a vaccine is found why are you so adamant in wanting the schools closed. It doesn't concern you tbh.

caveat emptor · 26-09-2020 07:31PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Here's my thoughts , we all have a different perspective on danger. The poster in question may have felt the environment was unsafe but that does not mean it was instead of passing on his concerns ,posting here was the priority. I offered an example of another poster complaining of people not wearing masks in restaurants or bars (,post is still up on the masks thread)
Yes a business trying to survive, money is the bottom line. Thoughts and prayers whilst a nice sentiment don't cut it

Imagine someone knew that the publican in Roscommon was awaiting a test and told people to watch out. Could have prevented some of the infection.

Covid 19 Part XXIV-37,063 ROI (1,801 deaths) 12,886 NI (582 deaths) (02/10) Read OP

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