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

ACitizenErased · 17-11-2020 09:48PM

Only 6 counties this week have rising incidences, the rest have dropped.
Limerick
Waterford
Louth
Offaly
Leitrim
Wicklow

JP Liz V1 · 17-11-2020 09:48PM

https://twitter.com/rtenews/status/1328795678554910721

Strumms · 17-11-2020 09:48PM

funnydoggy wrote: »

Grow up man, labeling and name calling is juvenile.

Name calling ? Don’t think so, have another read there.

Spanish Eyes · 17-11-2020 09:49PM

I haven't heard Holohan speak at all. I avoid all that. At most I have seen his photo on news sites.

I'm happy out and the news is out there anyway, but we can be selective and avoid the doom and gloom stuff in our faces.

normanoffside · 17-11-2020 09:49PM

BringBackMick wrote: »

Jesus that is massive, and how many associated with them!?

We have been sold a pup the last few days

Forget closing the schools, if we want to stop the spread of Covid we need to close the hospitals.

BringBackMick · 17-11-2020 09:50PM

NEPHET are master deflectors

Pass the buck to any easy scapegoat, the alcoholics, de youth...

The truth will show that the HSE measures in place in healthcare settings have been atrocious.

Have people walked into maternity hospitals recently or any hospital infact, the lack of PPE on show in the public areas and overcrowding is shocking.

These are the hubs for outbreaks at the moment

froog · 17-11-2020 09:54PM

BringBackMick wrote: »

NEPHET are master deflectors

Pass the buck to any easy scapegoat, the alcoholics, de youth...

The truth will show that the HSE measures in place in healthcare settings have been atrocious.

Have people walked into maternity hospitals recently or any hospital infact, the lack of PPE on show in the public areas and overcrowding is shocking.

These are the hubs for outbreaks at the moment

to be fair, NPHET have gone out of their way NOT to blame any particular group, in particular they have been very careful not to single out young people.

prunudo · 17-11-2020 09:54PM

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Only 6 counties this week have rising incidences, the rest have dropped.
Limerick
Waterford
Louth
Offaly
Leitrim
Wicklow

Again, ill reply to this like I did yesterday, Wicklow has been consistently in the bottom 3 of the table for the past month, we had 5 cases today and our 14 average is 65/100k. When your numbers are low is doesn't take much to make it look bad when it really isn't.

Here's a link to Gavan's very informative graphics

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1328803817119428614?s=09

copeyhagen · 17-11-2020 09:55PM

Thierry12 wrote: »

That **** needs to come off Twitter

Worse than Trump

Dr Hush is an awful ****

boggerman1 · 17-11-2020 09:57PM

El Sueño wrote: »

Is Holohan ever not "increasingly concerned" or "increasingly worried"?

Say the same thing every second day and eventually people will stop listening

Overly concerned and the next two weeks are crucial yawn.how many next two weeks have we had since mid March at this stage.time for the public to switch onto the fact that the hse run hospitals are out of control.

Strumms · 17-11-2020 09:58PM

BringBackMick wrote: »

NEPHET are master deflectors

Pass the buck to any easy scapegoat, the alcoholics, de youth...

The truth will show that the HSE measures in place in healthcare settings have been atrocious.

Have people walked into maternity hospitals recently or any hospital infact, the lack of PPE on show in the public areas and overcrowding is shocking.

These are the hubs for outbreaks at the moment

I haven’t, I had a hospital appointment canceled all be it for now a minor issue.

I presume staff are PPE’d from head to toe ? Certainly seems so from photos. No excuses for patients or the public not wearing a mask and sanitizing hands.... they shouldn’t be let into any public area of a hospital without a mask and using sanitizer.

Kermit.de.frog · 17-11-2020 09:58PM

BringBackMick wrote: »

NEPHET are master deflectors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM-e46xdcUo

Ugh, same old "conspiracy, everyone's trying to make life difficult for us, won't someone think of the children" this thread is renowned for at this stage...:pac:

Follow the rules, wear your mask. Then we make progress :cool:

normanoffside · 17-11-2020 09:59PM

froog wrote: »

to be fair, NPHET have gone out of their way NOT to blame any particular group, in particular they have been very careful not to single out young people.

They are definitely careful not to blame the HSE given that's where the majority of their member work.

spookwoman · 17-11-2020 10:00PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

At least the healthcare workers should know about isolating and keeping contacts low so hopefully these clusters will burn themselves out

We all know what to do but not veryone like that and will do their own think and this is the same with HCW.

prunudo · 17-11-2020 10:01PM

wadacrack wrote: »

https://twitter.com/CMOIreland/status/1328791084068204545

I know twitter can be a bit of a cess pit but going by the replies you'd wonder who is listening anymore.
I'd imagine a lot of his tweets are for the media to pick up on.

KrustyUCC · 17-11-2020 10:01PM

If we had competent media in this country the 97 cases in healthcare workers would be headline news

Jim_Hodge · 17-11-2020 10:01PM

prunudo wrote: »

Again, ill reply to this like I did yesterday, Wicklow has been consistently in the bottom 3 of the table for the past month, we had 5 cases today and our 14 average is 65/100k. When your numbers are low is doesn't take much to make it look bad when it really isn't.

Here's a link to Gavan's very informative graphics

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1328803817119428614?s=09

Granted for Wicklow and Leitrim but the others are all in the top 7 for 14 day per 100,000.

KrustyUCC · 17-11-2020 10:01PM

spookwoman wrote: »

We all know what to do but not veryone like that and will do their own think and this is the same with HCW.

True but you would hope a lesser percentage

prunudo · 17-11-2020 10:05PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Granted for Wicklow and Leitrim but the others are all in the top 7 for 14 day per 100,000.

It shows that you can use figures and statistics to prove any point you like. You need to dig deeper to see the real picture.

SortingYouOut · 17-11-2020 10:06PM

May tell the kids there'll be no Christmas this year

h2005 · 17-11-2020 10:07PM

Has our ICU capacity increased since March?

Cork2021 · 17-11-2020 10:08PM

This crap of being concerned on a continual bases is a joke. The man was concerned in late June when we had 3 cases and no deaths.

He’ll be really fûcking concerned when he’s traffic chart comes out in a few weeks!!
People will and probably have already stopped listening to him

boggerman1 · 17-11-2020 10:10PM

El Sueño wrote: »

Is Holohan ever not "increasingly concerned" or "increasingly worried"?

Say the same thing every second day and eventually people will stop listening

Overly concerned and the next two weeks are crucial yawn.how many next two weeks have we had since mid March at this stage.time for the public to switch onto the fact that the hse run hospitals are out of control.

Strumms · 17-11-2020 10:12PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

If we had competent media in this country the 97 cases in healthcare workers would be headline news

I wonder is that a tactic by the media at government behest, not to spook the public ? If they had that as a headline on six one followed by... xxx Gardai and army off duty due to contracting covid... I’m all for transparency but I think that’s not in the public interest.

Tpcl20 · 17-11-2020 10:13PM

BringBackMick wrote: »

NEPHET are master deflectors

Masturdebaters more like.

Irish times wins a press award for the best coverage of Covid, the same month I literally cancelled my subscription because their coverage has consistently been poor.

https://twitter.com/newsbrandsirl/status/1328793183808008194?s=20

Like if you want edgy opinion pieces fine. I kind of want facts and figures right now tho

funnydoggy · 17-11-2020 10:14PM

Tpcl20 wrote: »

Masturdebaters more like.

Irish times wins a press award for the best coverage of Covid, the same month I literally cancelled my subscription because their coverage has consistently been poor.

https://twitter.com/newsbrandsirl/status/1328793183808008194?s=20

Like if you want edgy opinion pieces fine. I kind of want facts and figures right now tho

More like "who best sucked up to NPHET"

wakka12 · 17-11-2020 10:16PM

Thankfully appears to still be no noticeable increase in suicide rates occurring due to lockdown, similar announcement made by Samaritans earlier in the lockdown during late Spring, so it's remaining consistent. Thought by this stage the isolation and loneliness might have been getting to some people after the novelty wore off but great to see this although it is a bit surprising, woul d have expected at least a minor increase especially because of the financial contraits and job losses.

https://twitter.com/samaritans/status/1326836823683969025

ACitizenErased · 17-11-2020 10:18PM

wakka12 wrote: »

Thankfully appears to still be no noticeable increase in suicide rates occurring due to lockdown, similar announcement made by Samaritans earlier in the lockdown during late Spring, so it's remaining consistent. Thought by this stage the isolation and loneliness might have been getting to some people after the novelty wore off but great to see this although it is a bit surprising, woul d have expected at least a minor increase especially because of the financial contraits and job losses.

https://twitter.com/samaritans/status/1326836823683969025

That's for the UK btw

manniot2 · 17-11-2020 10:22PM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

If we had competent media in this country the 97 cases in healthcare workers would be headline news

Do you really expect the media to question the gov/HSE when they are the only ones paying any advertising bills these days?

Arghus · 17-11-2020 10:24PM

The thread has basically become the relaxation of restrictions thread over the last 48 hours.

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

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