Covid 19 Part XXVIII- 71,942 ROI(2,050 deaths) 51,824 NI (983 deaths) (28/11) Read OP

ednwireland · 16-11-2020 06:59PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

I find it hard to believe that Glynn can't pinpoint where these cases are coming from. They didn't just appear out of thin air.

48 hour contact tracing doesnt tell you a lot

prunudo · 16-11-2020 07:00PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Glynn - The positive trajectory in preventing the spread of the virus has at best stalled.

Later says - Can't pinpoint exactly where the issues are occurring, no one thing causing this (I find that hard to believe)

Sounds like arse covering to me.

Pitch n Putt · 16-11-2020 07:00PM

Schools and workplaces. Hello people. Stop talking around what we all know.

And it’s a virus. It’s not a disease.

ACitizenErased · 16-11-2020 07:00PM

ednwireland wrote: »

48 hour contact tracing doesnt tell you a lot

They had no issue blaming house parties when we had 1000 cases a day.

~400 cases and they can't tell where they came from? And that's the public's fault, how?

Icyseanfitz · 16-11-2020 07:01PM

i suppose they needed something to take away from schools reopening after midterm possibly causing an increase again, take-away pints it is!

Tpcl20 · 16-11-2020 07:01PM

The schools are causing a lot of spread clearly. Did you hear that witchy one deflecting about long covid centres, "that will be something you'll need to ask the HSE" well she's asking the HSE through you you stupid bitch.

Ohmeha · 16-11-2020 07:01PM

National deaths and new case numbers since the introduction of Level 5 on October 22nd

7 Day % decline in new cases is slowing which suggests R 0.9 and if this trend continues new cases may show growth within 3 to 5 days, this should not be happening if Level 5 is working

Day Month Date Deaths Weekly 7 Day Av ROI Weekly 7 Day Av 7 Day % 14 Day Av 14 Day %
Thursday October 22nd 3 33 4.71 1,066 8,092 1,156.00 26.85% 1,033.64 135.61%
Friday October 23rd 7 37 5.29 777 7,869 1,124.14 16.37% 1,045.07 127.44%
Saturday October 24th 4 33 4.71 859 7,452 1,064.57 6.06% 1,034.14 101.17%
Sunday October 25th 0 30 4.29 1,025 7,194 1,027.71 -4.02% 1,049.21 93.76%
Monday October 26th 3 33 4.71 939 7,102 1,014.57 -7.78% 1,057.36 84.67%
Tuesday October 27th 5 25 3.57 720 6,553 936.14 -19.68% 1,050.86 73.82%
Wednesday October 28th 6 28 4.00 675 6,061 865.86 -26.36% 1,020.86 56.54%
Thursday October 29th 6 31 4.43 866 5,861 837.29 -27.57% 996.64 41.04%
Friday October 30th 6 30 4.29 772 5,856 836.57 -25.58% 980.36 31.68%
Saturday October 31st 5 31 4.43 416 5,413 773.29 -27.36% 918.93 16.05%
Sunday November 1st 2 33 4.71 552 4,940 705.71 -31.33% 866.71 1.07%
Monday November 2nd 2 32 4.57 767 4,768 681.14 -32.86% 847.86 -5.18%
Tuesday November 3rd 5 32 4.57 322 4,370 624.29 -33.31% 780.21 -18.21%
Wednesday November 4th 8 34 4.86 444 4,139 591.29 -31.71% 728.57 -26.68%
Thursday November 5th 3 31 4.43 591 3,864 552.00 -34.07% 694.64 -32.80%
Friday November 6th 8 33 4.71 499 3,591 513.00 -38.68% 674.79 -35.43%
Saturday November 7th 5 33 4.71 355 3,530 504.29 -34.79% 638.79 -38.23%
Sunday November 8th 2 33 4.71 542 3,520 502.86 -28.74% 604.29 -42.41%
Monday November 9th 1 32 4.57 270 3,023 431.86 -36.60% 556.50 -47.37%
Tuesday November 10th 16 43 6.14 270 2,971 424.43 -32.01% 524.36 -50.10%
Wednesday November 11th 2 37 5.29 362 2,889 412.71 -30.20% 502.00 -50.83%
Thursday November 12th 1 35 5.00 395 2,693 384.71 -30.31% 468.36 -53.01%
Friday November 13th 7 34 4.86 482 2,676 382.29 -25.48% 447.64 -54.34%
Saturday November 14th 6 35 5.00 456 2,777 396.71 -21.33% 450.50 -50.98%
Sunday November 15th 1 34 4.86 378 2,613 373.29 -25.77% 438.07 -49.46%
Monday November 16th 5 38 5.43 456 2,799 399.86 -7.41% 415.86 -50.95%

Arghus · 16-11-2020 07:01PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

I find it hard to believe that Glynn can't pinpoint where these cases are coming from. They didn't just appear out of thin air.

Social gatherings, family get togethers - he said it, without explicitly stating it was the only cause.

ChikiChiki · 16-11-2020 07:02PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

That was my whole point earlier today.

The laws that they need are already there, just a case of actually enforcing the current ones. Problem solved

****ing hell Dublin would be some city if they bothered enforcing half the laws that are there.

It might get rid of all the walking dead congregating on the streets for one.

ednwireland · 16-11-2020 07:02PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

They had no issue blaming house parties when we had 1000 cases a day.

~400 cases and they can't tell where they came from? And that's the public's fault, how?

very true ! i think a better breakdown of where cases are coming from would help the buy in .... unless they don't match where you are putting in restrictions (which is what we all suspect)

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=82865303126470

An Garda Síochána in Donegal are appealing to the public over the next number of weeks of level 5 restrictions to reduce non-essential travel and not leave their place of residence without reasonable excuse. We have been performing checkpoints and using the graduated response to members of the public travelling around the County, but commencing tomorrow morning across Donegal we will be redoubling our efforts with an extensive network of static and random checkpoints across the County.
At these checkpoints Gardaí will be interviewing people as to why they have left their residence and unless it is to access an essential retail outlet or essential service or to work in said essential outlet or services, Gardaí will be requesting members of the public to come into compliance and return to their home.
Unfortunately traffic across the county has continued to remain busy and the numbers of positive COVID 19 cases are also remaining stubbornly high.
#SocialDistancing #StaySafe #Covid19 #OperationFanacht

Tpcl20 · 16-11-2020 07:02PM

Glynn just said Lockdowns aren'ta primary objective. We've been lockdown four to five of the last nine months.

ACitizenErased · 16-11-2020 07:02PM

Arghus wrote: »

Social gatherings, family get togethers - he said it, without explicitly stating it was the only cause.

He's waffling, didn't say anything of the sort. GPs are reporting no clear increase in test requests, HSE swab data suggests no increase in demand over the weekend. Average number of contacts hasn't increased in 3 weeks.

froog · 16-11-2020 07:02PM

JP100 wrote: »

Spot on. We even had one poster on here a couple of days saying that the increase in the 5 day average was due to loads of Halloween parties taking place across the country.

So far we have seen it blamed on and in no particular order, the young people, the hospitals, the meat factories, house parties, restaurants/pubs, Italian rugby fans, folk shopping, the border, nursing homes, the holy communions, the GAA celebrations, private households and now street parties but never ever the schools! Nothing to see there at all, folks! The virus seemingly can't exist in schools. It's great altogether!

i believe letterkenny prostitutes were blamed at one point.

Cork2021 · 16-11-2020 07:03PM

Arghus wrote: »

Social gatherings, family get togethers - he said it, without explicitly stating it was the only cause.

And guess what.... that isn’t going to change any time soon. People are fed up. We’ve been made out to be infantile by NPHET and Government

JP100 · 16-11-2020 07:03PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Glynn - The positive trajectory in preventing the spread of the virus has at best stalled.

Later says - Can't pinpoint exactly where the issues are occurring, no one thing causing this (I find that hard to believe)

Exactly. He's spoofing as a number of them have been spoofing about schools for a long time now.

Eod100 · 16-11-2020 07:03PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

That was my whole point earlier today.

The laws that they need are already there, just a case of actually enforcing the current ones. Problem solved

Yeah exactly. I think if there was a deterrent of a fine it could be used. Even if it was to spread out groups. But can understand it would be a bit like whack a mole from Gardai's point of view and maybe down their list of priorities.

Nearly easier to allow pubs to open serving outside to limited number and no takeaway than enforcing this or banning takeway altogether. It seems to be a minority of pubs and people acting the maggot though.

JP Liz V1 · 16-11-2020 07:05PM

niallo27 wrote: »

As someone posted today Dublin has had restrictions since March with no break. No other country has had that level of restrictions for that long, not even close to it. People need a break, they are fed up with it.

It had no restrictions in the summer, you could travel in and out of Dublin around Ireland for holidays

JP100 · 16-11-2020 07:05PM

froog wrote: »

i believe letterkenny prostitutes were blamed at one point.

No doubt and if further stuck again they'll always go back to the old reliable of 'private households'.

Arghus · 16-11-2020 07:06PM

Cork2021 wrote: »

And guess what.... that isn’t going to change any time soon. People are fed up. We’ve been made out to be infantile by NPHET and Government

It is infantile to get annoyed and say you're fed up when someone points out the obvious.

Tpcl20 · 16-11-2020 07:06PM

Saying Halloween was really well managed but he can't rule out spread being caused.

People are getting tired "We're three weeks in" (we're four weeks in).

Schools still not being mentioned.

Paul Cullen asking about shops being a significant contributor. Glynn saying any environment that brings people in together.

He's trying to claim there is surveillance and reporting.

I'm wondering where big T is.

Busi_Girl08 · 16-11-2020 07:06PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

It had no restrictions in the summer, you could travel in and out of Dublin around Ireland for holidays

Some businesses like wet pubs haven't opened at all in Dublin. It's always been under some tighter restriction than everywhere else

niallo27 · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

It had no restrictions in the summer, you could travel in and out of Dublin around Ireland for holidays

No restrictions, pubs haven't opened in Dublin since March.

JP Liz V1 · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

https://twitter.com/irishexaminer/status/1328396172449382400

Tpcl20 · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

Workplaces.

It will have to be schools get mentioned now surely.

Gael23 · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

Level 5 for Christmas with these numbers

Galadriel · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

It had no restrictions in the summer, you could travel in and out of Dublin around Ireland for holidays

The wet pubs haven't opened since March in Dublin, that is a restriction.

ACitizenErased · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

Large outbreak related to Limerick hospital, leading to community cases. But he couldn't say that earlier...

landofthetree · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

Nothing will open up before Xmas.

Not even barbers or retailers.

Tpcl20 · 16-11-2020 07:07PM

Incredible that there are all these industries with outbreaks and that none of them have children of school-going age!

Eod100 · 16-11-2020 07:08PM

Tpcl20 wrote: »

I'm wondering where big T is.

Think he's allowed an evening off every now and then

Covid 19 Part XXVIII- 71,942 ROI(2,050 deaths) 51,824 NI (983 deaths) (28/11) Read OP

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