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

eigrod · 29-09-2020 04:02PM

Is there a place where one can see the daily case numbers for each County over the last 7/14 days?

ednwireland · 29-09-2020 04:05PM

eigrod wrote: »

Is there a place where one can see the daily case numbers for each County over the last 7/14 days?

https://covid19ireland-geohive.hub.arcgis.com/

?

polesheep · 29-09-2020 04:05PM

Happydays2020 wrote: »

Orla O’Donnell also brings some perspective. She may well now be considered a splitter within her RTÉ group think.

https://twitter.com/orlaodo/status/1310888363776507904?s=21

Still the patronising tone. "...start thinking of creative ways to engage them and help them."

DebDynamite · 29-09-2020 04:06PM

Just saw a clip online of last night’s Claire Byrne Live, where she was sat with a doctor in a fake living room set and he was talking her through how to safely serve tea to any visitors to your house. Ridiculous stuff...

spookwoman · 29-09-2020 04:07PM

eigrod wrote: »

Is there a place where one can see the daily case numbers for each County over the last 7/14 days?

How far back do you want to go.

Happydays2020 · 29-09-2020 04:08PM

polesheep wrote: »

Still the patronising tone. "...start thinking of creative ways to engage them and help them."

To be fair her job is probably on the line for not following the party line.

Harry Palmr · 29-09-2020 04:09PM

Does anyone know if there has been a survey by the HSE or maybe an independent body of those who got Covid 19 and how well they have recovered or not?

Downlinz · 29-09-2020 04:10PM

Happydays2020 wrote: »

Orla O’Donnell also brings some perspective. She may well now be considered a splitter within her RTÉ group think.

https://twitter.com/orlaodo/status/1310888363776507904?s=21

The restrictions obviously affect young people more than most but we've become so accustomed to throwing the youth under the bus at the first sign of a crisis and expecting them to bear the brunt of sacrifice that this isn't really registering with people.

The claim is often that young people either don't understand or don't care while the reality is they both understand and care but the ask is so great they choose to accept the risks.

Getting to know your peers and socialising when starting college is hugely important, it can be life defining in fact as so many relationships formed in college last throughout your life.
If anything it's us who aren't "doing our part" by expecting them to give that up while offering no safe alternative whatsoever.

froog · 29-09-2020 04:12PM

SeaBreezes wrote: »

Yeah. My worries is the non fatal people. We know it can cause long haul covid 150,000 affected in sweden. And only 14% of society immune.

But what worries me is how it will curtail life expectencies. The virus invades CD4 cells (like HIV) but thankfully does not reproduce there. But we also know it kills CD8 cells, which adults dont reproduce.

It also ages Tcells.

This leaves our bodies weakened and less able to fight off cancer, herpes and other viruses. Over time, this can tip the balance between good health and 'a condition' and every time we get this virus it does a little more damage.

Kids, thankfully are ok, they are still producing these cells. The kids that get MIS-C (70 in sweden) they are not sure why, but believe its tied to mature immune systems.

So yeah, not fatal, but a virus to be avoided.

And the paper below is not peer reviewed a similar paper was released a month ago that had to be redacted as it used Tcells in the lab not human ones. This paper uses human cells. Still.awaiting review though

https://twitter.com/fitterhappierAJ/status/1310633093372534790?s=19

Cancer is not a virus and t-cells do nothing against it. Also the very article you posted says covid does not infect CD8 cells.

Be honest, how much of your post did you make up on the spot?

eigrod · 29-09-2020 04:13PM

spookwoman wrote: »

How far back do you want to go.

14 days or so.

eigrod · 29-09-2020 04:15PM

ednwireland wrote: »

https://covid19ireland-geohive.hub.arcgis.com/

?

Thanks, but that doesn’t appear to provide individual daily breakdowns, just totals. Or I may not be seeing it?

ACitizenErased · 29-09-2020 04:16PM

eigrod wrote: »

Thanks, but that doesn’t appear to provide individual daily breakdowns, just totals. Or I may not be seeing it?

Under the LEA graph there's a day by day map per county, difference between each day = daily total

spookwoman · 29-09-2020 04:17PM

eigrod wrote: »

14 days or so.

just sent you link in pm

eagle eye · 29-09-2020 04:21PM

I asked a couple of days ago, I'll ask again.
Is there any place with an up to date record on the number of schools with cases?

KrustyUCC · 29-09-2020 04:24PM

Benimar wrote: »

There is **potentially** a backlog of up to 261 cases from the last 7 days.

I don't think all 261 are a backlog, but there is the potential for some to come through yet.

Jeez that's a huge potential backlog

blade1 · 29-09-2020 04:26PM

7143 new cases in UK.
Sharp spike.

KrustyUCC · 29-09-2020 04:26PM

billybonkers wrote: »

9 potential counties for level 3, all above 60?

What was Dublin at when we went to Level 3?

120.9

polesheep · 29-09-2020 04:28PM

froog wrote: »

Cancer is not a virus and t-cells do nothing against it. Also the very article you posted says covid does not infect CD8 cells.

Be honest, how much of your post did you make up on the spot?

You might want to read up on that. There's some amazing work being done on cancer treatment using T-cells.

Here's one link. There are lots out there. Very interesting. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5614937/#:~:text=Natural%20killer%20T%20(NKT)%20cells,cells%20in%20the%20tumor%20microenvironment.

ACitizenErased · 29-09-2020 04:28PM

320 new cases in the north.
In population terms, that's the equivalent of almost 900 in the republic :eek:

eagle eye · 29-09-2020 04:29PM

ACitizenErased wrote:

320 new cases in the north. In population terms, that's the equivalent of almost 900 in the republic

Wonder what you are gonna be like when we get 900 here.
You'll probably find some way to make it sound not too bad.

redmgar · 29-09-2020 04:32PM

eagle eye wrote: »

Wonder what you are gonna be like when we get 900 here.
You'll probably find some way to make it sound not too bad.

Sure a couple of months ago it was never going to get near 100.

pc7 · 29-09-2020 04:35PM

s1ippy wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MichealMartinTD/status/1310870312746209280?s=20

NB:TNTWIC

PS what a gigantic waste of money.

Would have been better off posting vitamin d tablets

ACitizenErased · 29-09-2020 04:36PM

eagle eye wrote: »

Wonder what you are gonna be like when we get 900 here.
You'll probably find some way to make it sound not too bad.

"When we get 900"
You are, and continue to be, a glimmer of hope.

Santy2015 · 29-09-2020 04:39PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

"When we get 900"
You are, and continue to be, a glimmer of hope.

Hahahaha

froog · 29-09-2020 04:44PM

polesheep wrote: »

You might want to read up on that. There's some amazing work being done on cancer treatment using T-cells.

Here's one link. There are lots out there. Very interesting. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5614937/#:~:text=Natural%20killer%20T%20(NKT)%20cells,cells%20in%20the%20tumor%20microenvironment.

Those are re-engineered t-cells. They normally do not fight cancer.

polesheep · 29-09-2020 04:47PM

froog wrote: »

Those are re-engineered t-cells. They normally do not fight cancer.

:rolleyes: They are T-cells and they are being used to fight cancer. It's fascinating. Have a read, it can be uplifting. There has been incredible scientific work done on fighting cancer over the past few years. Amazing breakthroughs.

ACitizenErased · 29-09-2020 04:48PM

polesheep wrote: »

:rolleyes: They are T-cells and they are being used to fight cancer. It's fascinating. Have a read, it can be uplifting. There has been incredible scientific work done on fighting cancer over the past few years. Amazing breakthroughs.

Thats a no go so

Zebra3 · 29-09-2020 04:57PM

s1ippy wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MichealMartinTD/status/1310870312746209280?s=20

NB:TNTWIC

PS what a gigantic waste of money.

I've repeatedly said it on here that politicians are more interested in being seen to do something than doing something useful.

Remember the gobshytes sending out iodine tablets after 9/11? :rolleyes:

Wasting taxpayers' money is never an issue for politicians.

caveat emptor · 29-09-2020 04:57PM

Speculation regarding that magic t-cells will save the day intake for Christmas.

https://twitter.com/profshanecrotty/status/1310955730011328514?s=20

Plumbthedepths · 29-09-2020 05:01PM

SeaBreezes wrote: »

Yeah. My worries is the non fatal people. We know it can cause long haul covid 150,000 affected in sweden. And only 14% of society immune.

But what worries me is how it will curtail life expectencies. The virus invades CD4 cells (like HIV) but thankfully does not reproduce there. But we also know it kills CD8 cells, which adults dont reproduce.

It also ages Tcells.

This leaves our bodies weakened and less able to fight off cancer, herpes and other viruses. Over time, this can tip the balance between good health and 'a condition' and every time we get this virus it does a little more damage.

Kids, thankfully are ok, they are still producing these cells. The kids that get MIS-C (70 in sweden) they are not sure why, but believe its tied to mature immune systems.

So yeah, not fatal, but a virus to be avoided.

And the paper below is not peer reviewed a similar paper was released a month ago that had to be redacted as it used Tcells in the lab not human ones. This paper uses human cells. Still.awaiting review though

https://twitter.com/fitterhappierAJ/status/1310633093372534790?s=19

Best to hide away so, or till a proven vaccine is found I guess.

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

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