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

stephenjmcd wrote: »

The comments are intersting.... this is the same lad that was in the news a few weeks ago. While this happens its not common, can't help but feel this to try get the minority who don't follow guidelines to cop on, but they can roll people out each week as they've done doesn't seem to make much difference

https://twitter.com/newschambers/status/1315705914381553668?s=19

I wonder other than preaching to the choir does the cohort they are trying to frighten ...I mean educate watch RTE news?

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

High for Dublin and Cork

Cavan is way above both given it small population.

There was a piece on the news at the start where the authorities are asking and urging the public to keep their close contacts low. The main benefit to this would be to slow the spread of the virus. The less people meeting, the less chance the virus has to spread.

I'm waiting for covid results and I'm hoping it will be a negative result and I think it will be. I kept my circle very small and my contacts very low. All I had to do was make 2 phone calls and ask - 'are you sick or showing any symptoms'? There's no one in my circle sick. If my results do come back positive, I was able to pinpoint the possible places where I was exposed. I ate out twice since Saturday the 26th of September. Social distancing was maintained at all times. The two places were not packed. One place was for breakfast and empty. The other place was for lunch. It was hot and stuffy there with some more people but not full. I'm leaning more towards this place towards a possible exposure.

It's good to keep the contacts low and also the movements in public indoor spaces low too. I'm never eating out again until one of two things happen:
1) the virus cases get under control with low numbers
Or
2) vaccine come through.

Shame on people saying he didn’t have covid. Tested positive for antibodies. People need to cop on.