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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

JP Liz V1

It has hit the rebel city, CUH on lockdown with restrictions (talk the carrier is a med student who was not abroad), wash hands and take care

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fin12

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

I was in Oliver Plunkett for breakfast no contact details taken, btw food not nice and expensive

I was there the start of this year and had noticed that the quality of their food has gone down hill. Still think it’s a nice place to go for drinks. Hoping to go there 2morrow, was the social distancing good?

ACitizenErased

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

In all ROI?

Yes

JP Liz V1

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Colleges/Universities are being treated as level 3

In all ROI?

SleetAndSnow

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

I'm confused I thought Cork is still level 2

Colleges/Universities are being treated as level 3

JP Liz V1

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

And soccer which isnt allowed under level 3. Something is up because same games from last week are off this week. Not trying to argue just saying the poster may have a point

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Because the college started on monday, and they're at level 3. The college wasn't open last week.

I'm confused I thought Cork is still level 2

Jim Gazebo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Yep, level 3 applied from Monday. If the soccer team is senior they can continue playing.

Yes and all their Fixtures seem to be in doubt this weekend at the moment.

Padraig Mor

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Because the college started on monday, and they're at level 3. The college wasn't open last week.

Just to add some clarification. UCC is not at level 3, but level 2 with additional restrictions at the request of the government. The university buildings have been almost entirely open since July 20th and have a footfall of probably a couple of thousand daily between staff, researchers etc Things were actually quite busy again (with students) last week for the first time since all this began, but dead again this week - most of the reopened restaurants have had to close again

ACitizenErased

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

So the level 3 didn't apply to UCC soccer team playing last weekend. Because the college wasn't open?

Yep, level 3 applied from Monday. If the soccer team is senior they can continue playing.

Jim Gazebo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Because the college started on monday, and they're at level 3. The college wasn't open last week.

So the level 3 didn't apply to UCC soccer team playing last weekend. Because the college wasn't open?

Padraig Mor

There have indeed been cases (and several negatives) in UCC this week - I'm not going to expand beyond that. As I'm an anonymous internet poster though you can you can accept that as fact or not!

Edit: this wasn't a surprise and was expected.

ACitizenErased

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

And soccer which isnt allowed under level 3. Something is up because same games from last week are off this week. Not trying to argue just saying the poster may have a point

Because the college started on monday, and they're at level 3. The college wasn't open last week.

Jim Gazebo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

UCC senior hurlers, because elite sport is allowed under level 3....

And soccer which isnt allowed under level 3. Something is up because same games from last week are off this week. Not trying to argue just saying the poster may have a point

Chuck Noland

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

They played last weekend

As did many other “fresher” college teams in different codes but they are all off this weekend and next

titan18

Ucc rugby team are down to play tomorrow according to their Twitter.

ACitizenErased

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

They played last weekend

UCC senior hurlers, because elite sport is allowed under level 3....

Jim Gazebo

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Because colleges are at level 3

They played last weekend

ACitizenErased

Chuck Noland wrote: »

Well lots of UCC fixtures in different sporting codes are off for the foreseeable future and when I asked a staff member involved in the sports that was his answer. If it’s not true, I’ll stand corrected but ask is their any reason as to why several teams from varying levels, leagues and codes are all not playing this week or next when they competed last week?

Because colleges are at level 3

Chuck Noland

Well lots of UCC fixtures in different sporting codes are off for the foreseeable future and when I asked a staff member involved in the sports that was his answer. If it’s not true, I’ll stand corrected but ask is their any reason as to why several teams from varying levels, leagues and codes are all not playing this week or next when they competed last week?

ACitizenErased

Chuck Noland wrote: »

Entire sports department shut down. From a person involved down there in various teams

The entire sports department in an empty campus?

As I said, I'm a UCC student, I've heard zilch.

newuser99999

Chuck Noland wrote: »

Entire sports department shut down. From a person involved down there in various teams

Not true.

Chuck Noland

Entire sports department shut down. From a person involved down there in various teams

Vinnie222

leahyl wrote: »

I work in UCC, heard nothing

It's only the gaa that has things on hold

leahyl

I work in UCC, heard nothing

ACitizenErased

Chuck Noland wrote: »

61 in cork and UCC suspended all sports over Covid cases on campus

I'm a UCC student, heard nothing.

JP Liz V1

Chuck Noland wrote: »

61 in cork and UCC suspended all sports over Covid cases on campus

Rag Week Freshers Week should have been cancelled

Vinnie222

CorkRed93 wrote: »

Made it up.

UCC gaa activities is only put on hold. No cases comfirmed yet

leahyl

Chuck Noland wrote: »

61 in cork and UCC suspended all sports over Covid cases on campus

Where did you hear about Covid cases on UCC campus?

Chuck Noland

61 in cork and UCC suspended all sports over Covid cases on campus

SleetAndSnow

Another 61 cases in Cork today.

[Deleted User]

CorkRed93 wrote: »

Shocking to see people meeting up with one another.

I'm sure closing cork restaurants is an option being considered now.