Covid 19 Part XXV-44,159 ROI (1,830 deaths) 21,898 NI (598 deaths) (13/10) Read OP

odyssey06 · 06-10-2020 09:07PM

obi604 wrote: »

Hi. With level 3, can the standard Joe soap pub that serves the few pints open?

Outdoors only. Outside Dublin. To max 15 ppl.

TexasTornado · 06-10-2020 09:08PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

I think you'll find that the opposition and general public have now accepted the fact that Level 3 was the only prudent decision and the one they would have made themselves. Yet again you just don't seem to have your finger in the pulse here.

Who say's the pulse is right?

WoollyRedHat · 06-10-2020 09:09PM

obi604 wrote: »

Hi. With level 3, can the standard Joe soap pub that serves the few pints open?

Outside Dublin, outdoors only, max 15. If in Dublin then no.

obi604 · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

odyssey06 wrote: »

Outdoors only. Outside Dublin. To max 15 ppl.

Right. So essentially most won’t open.

Lord - they re opened on the 21st September and closed again on 7th October.

Tenzor07 · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

Luke Shy Banister wrote: »

Gov needs to hammer home ventilation evidence and guidance to keep peoples lives, businesses and jobs safe.

Sorry, we don't look at anything outside the views of "Holhan's NPHET Squad"

Maybe Ze German's know something they don't?
https://www.thelocal.de/20201001/lften-why-germans-are-obsessed-with-the-art-of-airing-out-rooms

Kermit.de.frog · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

Germans are more machine than man.

manofwisdom · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

The level 3 restrictions we all enter from midnight tonight is basically the same restrictions that was placed on Offaly, Kildare, Laois in August and those restrictions played a part to bring cases down and eventually lift restrictions.

I know NPHET recommended it but what's so special in the level 5 restrictions that some posters on here are desperate for it to be applied nationwide?

zuutroy · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

George Lee is an embarrassment.

Goldrickssan · 06-10-2020 09:10PM

obi604 wrote: »

Right. So essentially most won’t open.

Basically. 50k out of work overnight

Jim_Hodge · 06-10-2020 09:11PM

TexasTornado wrote: »

Who say's the pulse is right?

Not even a witty response. A pulse is neither right nor wrong: unlike your analysis of every aspect of this situation so far.

Keep batting, but it's like a broken record of negativity for negativity's sake.

TexasTornado · 06-10-2020 09:12PM

George Lee making some excellent points on RTE news

Funsterdelux · 06-10-2020 09:13PM

US military chiefs in quarantine as Trump Covid chaos spreads
Mark Milley, chairman of joint chiefs of staff, in isolation
Military leaders attended event with president last week

manniot2 · 06-10-2020 09:14PM

TexasTornado wrote: »

George Lee making some excellent points on RTE news

You’re the biggest wind up merchant on this forum.

speckle · 06-10-2020 09:14PM

Luke Shy Banister wrote: »

https://twitter.com/Orla_Hegarty/status/1313022948937269248

Gov needs to hammer home ventilation evidence and guidance to keep peoples lives, businesses and jobs safe.

There is ventilation advice on one of the gov websites and even more on the usa CDC website. As well as numerous research papers. Our local bus has uv filtered fresh air con. You can feel the difference, all those negative ions are great.:cool:

TexasTornado · 06-10-2020 09:14PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Not even a witty response. A pulse is neither right nor wrong: unlike your analysis of every aspect of this situation so far.

Keep batting, but it's like a broken record of negativity for negativity's sake.

Where did i say it was meant to be witty?

Ignore my posts if you don't like them. Simple isn't it.

TexasTornado · 06-10-2020 09:15PM

manniot2 wrote: »

You’re the biggest wind up merchant on this forum.

Expected response from below average IQ poster shocker

Jinglejangle69 · 06-10-2020 09:17PM

Just looking at the rates.

Seems the highest are in disadvantaged areas.

Love to know what's the reason for this?

Happydays2020 · 06-10-2020 09:17PM

manofwisdom wrote: »

The level 3 restrictions we all enter from midnight tonight is basically the same restrictions that was placed on Offaly, Kildare, Laois in August and those restrictions played a part to bring cases down and eventually lift restrictions.

I know NPHET recommended it but what's so special in the level 5 restrictions that some posters on here are desperate for it to be applied nationwide?

I don’t know and I find it very disturbing.

lukas8888 · 06-10-2020 09:18PM

Spiderman0081 wrote: »

Ireland’s “we are all in this together” looking even less like a thing each day.

Reminds me of the famous line from the iconic western The Lone Ranger of the sixties probably only remembered by a minority of posters.
Tonto replies to the Lone Ranger
''What do you mean' we' Kemosabe''.

bb1234567 · 06-10-2020 09:18PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I was in Italy a few weeks ago, everyone takes it very seriously. The mask discipline and general behaviour was very good, even back then when cases all over Europe were very low. Maybe 30% of people in Rome were voluntarily wearing masks in the street when there was no advice to do so. I’m sure that that has a lot to do with it

Good to hear how much power is in citizen's hands to stop this. Some posters make out as if a large and ongoing covid epidemic is somehow unavoidable destiny.

Spain deaths since mid August approx 4000, 1545 in ICU
Italy deaths since mid August approx 600, 319 in ICU

Despite Italy having 30% larger population

Similar age demographic, population density..clearly restrictions/population compliance is the major variable here. Italy are doing remarkably well for themselves currently.

Funsterdelux · 06-10-2020 09:18PM

Luke Shy Banister wrote: »

https://twitter.com/Orla_Hegarty/status/1313022948937269248

Gov needs to hammer home ventilation evidence and guidance to keep peoples lives, businesses and jobs safe.

This Overlooked Variable Is the Key to the Pandemic/

caveat emptor · 06-10-2020 09:23PM

MerlinSouthDub wrote: »

It would be great if you could do the same chart for Dublin

Seen as though you asked nice. It does look encouraging. The spread is so wide that it could still ketch us on the hop but maybe it was pubs and restaurants indoors? Who knows. It looks like a monkey was throwing darts at the wall.

06-10-2020 09:23PM

manniot2 wrote: »

You’re the biggest wind up merchant on this forum.

Paddygreen has been quiet recently.....

MerlinSouthDub · 06-10-2020 09:25PM

caveat emptor wrote: »

Seen as though you asked nice. It does look encouraging. The spread is so wide that it could still ketch us on the hop but maybe it was pubs and restaurants indoors? Who knows. It looks like a monkey was throwing darts at the wall.

Thank you! Yes it is encouraging. But you are right, too early to declare success.

Oh, I don't think you have today's 111 cases plotted on the graph?

Happydays2020 · 06-10-2020 09:29PM

MerlinSouthDub wrote: »

Thank you! Yes it is encouraging. But you are right, too early to declare success.

Oh, I don't think you have today's 111 cases plotted on the graph?

And too early to declare Level 5 either?

speckle · 06-10-2020 09:29PM

Funsterdelux wrote: »

This Overlooked Variable Is the Key to the Pandemic/

So basically, we need to self isolate all the loud extrovert over friendly social butterflys and open the windows. haha. But seriously, ventillation is a key paramator, that posters were talking about here earlier on but does seem to have been overlooked. I rember telling apartment dweller friends and family to keep their windows opened back at the end of february after seeing Asian research and protocols. Good you brought it up again.

MerlinSouthDub · 06-10-2020 09:29PM

Happydays2020 wrote: »

And too early to declare Level 5 either?

Definitely!

odyssey06 · 06-10-2020 09:30PM

Funsterdelux wrote: »

This Overlooked Variable Is the Key to the Pandemic/

Gonna snippet two key takeaways from that article...

In study after study, we see that super-spreading clusters of COVID-19 almost overwhelmingly occur in poorly ventilated, indoor environments where many people congregate over time—weddings, churches, choirs, gyms, funerals, restaurants, and such—especially when there is loud talking or singing without masks

Overdispersion and super-spreading of this virus are found in research across the globe. A growing number of studies estimate that a majority of infected people may not infect a single other person. A recent paper found that in Hong Kong, which had extensive testing and contact tracing, about 19 percent of cases were responsible for 80 percent of transmission, while 69 percent of cases did not infect another person.

wowzer · 06-10-2020 09:30PM

caveat emptor wrote: »

Seen as though you asked nice. It does look encouraging. The spread is so wide that it could still ketch us on the hop but maybe it was pubs and restaurants indoors? Who knows. It looks like a monkey was throwing darts at the wall=
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Ketch, well played sir

caveat emptor · 06-10-2020 09:31PM

MerlinSouthDub wrote: »

Thank you! Yes it is encouraging. But you are right, too early to declare success.

Oh, I don't think you have today's 111 cases plotted on the graph?

No worries. The data is up to the 4th so it might not be updated yet. I will have to wait for it to be updated.

Covid 19 Part XXV-44,159 ROI (1,830 deaths) 21,898 NI (598 deaths) (13/10) Read OP

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