Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Itssoeasy wrote: »

I hope the people from outside cork both here and in other parts online are happy that cork is most likely to level three.

The reaction on the main thread is ridiculous, anything bad about Cork is met with delight.

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Well this is depressing

That’s one way to describe it SandS.

ACitizenErased wrote: »

The reaction on the main thread is ridiculous, anything bad about Cork is met with delight.

No idea why that is. None of us cork posters were jumping for joy when Donegal and Dublin went into level 3 because it’s a **** thing to happen regardless of what county it’s in.

Itssoeasy wrote: »

No idea why that is. None of us cork posters were jumping for joy when Donegal and Dublin went into level 3 because it’s a **** thing to happen regardless of what county it’s in.

It’s the same suspects all the time, isn’t surprising.

we were doing brilliant up to the summer then the schools opened and it spread like mad

Ludo wrote: »

In fairness get over it. It is the right thing to do and there is no great press conspiracy.

Nothing to get over. I’ve never said it’s not the right thing to do. It’s unfortunate but I do wish some people wouldn’t be so happy that Cork is in trouble when people in cork didn’t have the same reaction to it happening in other counties. Is boards.ie and social media press now ?

Ludo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

The reaction on the main thread is ridiculous, anything bad about Cork is met with delight.

Who gives a ****. It is a meaningless internet forum. Not like the lockdown will be brought in coz people on boards want it

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Nothing to get over. I’ve never said it’s not the right thing to do. It’s unfortunate but I do wish some people wouldn’t be so happy that Cork is in trouble when people in cork didn’t have the same reaction to it happening in other counties. Is boards.ie and social media press now ?

You’ve the same suspects on here too, I wouldn’t bother.

unreal we were top of the class then schools opened

Ludo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

You’ve the same suspects on here too, I wouldn’t bother.

No one is taking any delight in this here. This is generally a sensible thread with open debate on both sides. I have up reading the covid19 forum months ago as it is utterly useless.

mean gene wrote: »

unreal we were top of the class then schools opened

Well I don’t want to blame schools as they had to open but they are one of the changes along with some pubs who started serving food but I mean mask wearing is high on buses and into shops and the like.

Ludo wrote: »

No one is taking any delight in this here. This is generally a sensible thread with open debate on both sides. I have up reading the covid19 forum months ago as it is utterly useless.

but ace lives there

the beer revolu

mean gene wrote: »

unreal we were top of the class then schools opened

Schools reopened everywhere - at the same time, more or less.
If schools reopening caused the jump, why didn't everywhere jump in a similar fashion?

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Well I don’t want to blame schools as they had to open but they are one of the changes along with some pubs who started serving food but I mean mask wearing is high on buses and into shops and the like.

I do blame the schools all went tits up when they opened

xabi

What are we looking at ? From Saturday 00:01?

mean gene wrote: »

I do blame the schools all went tits up when they opened

Fair enough but I’m just wary to blame any one group.

People who blame schools continue to remain ignorant to the numbers that say schools have had zero impact.

s1ippy

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Well I don’t want to blame schools as they had to open but they are one of the changes along with some pubs who started serving food but I mean mask wearing is high on buses and into shops and the like.

I haven't seen bus drivers wearing them all week, all over Cork.

the beer revolu wrote: »

Schools reopened everywhere - at the same time, more or less.
If schools reopening caused the jump, why didn't everywhere jump in a similar fashion?

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Fair enough but I’m just wary to blame any one group.

Well the post quoted above yours makes a fair point in that schools opened all together and if it was schools that were the issue then numbers would have risen across the board and they haven’t really.

s1ippy wrote: »

I haven't seen bus drivers wearing them all week, all over Cork.

I’ve seen some but bus drivers are behind a screen in their cabs so maybe that’s a protection.

think back first week in sep it started going up after schools reopened last week of august

mean gene wrote: »

think back first week in sep it started going up after schools reopened last week of august

Are you being ignorant to the numbers that say the only age group growing is 19-24?

Santy2015

NPHET is Will now in effect lockdown 2 counties with the biggest economies. Takes fair balls to shut down the 2 most populous cities as well

Santy2015 wrote: »

NPHET is Will now in effect lockdown 2 counties with the biggest economies. Takes fair balls to shut down the 2 most populous cities as well

If Cork goes, Galway will too.

titan18

Tbf, it seems coming from lots of sources. We had cases from foreign travel back in August, sports clubs, schools, likely will have with the college students, pubs etc.

Once one cases happens, it seems hard to contain, as anyone can have it and not know they have it.

Lots of people have been lax in following the guidelines imo, and we're seeing that now.

With today's number, I'd say we're locked down tomorrow sadly.

Santy2015

ACitizenErased wrote: »

If Cork goes, Galway will too.

Also only 4 in hospital in Cork none in ICU

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Are you being ignorant to the numbers that say the only age group growing is 19-24?

Are you being ignorant to the facts that schools reopening have opened up clusters all over the city