Covid 19 Part XXIX-85,394 ROI(2,200 deaths) 62,723 NI (1,240 deaths) (26/12) Read OP

13-12-2020 06:08PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Probably shouldn't have messed it up for themselves during the club championships then......

I didn’t hear of any issues in the Limerick, Waterford, Dublin or Mayo championships

Fr_Dougal · 13-12-2020 06:12PM

niallo27 wrote: »

Fair play to the GAA for getting the all irelands run off without much fuss.

Yeah, come back in 2 weeks time with Limericks case numbers.

DebDynamite · 13-12-2020 06:13PM

is_that_so wrote: »

It was after some county club finals that things really took off a few months ago!

The same type of celebrations could still happen afterwards, regardless if families could attend the games or not. At least that can be controlled, the celebrations cannot and are pretty much outside the control of the GAA.

Will be interesting though to see if case numbers rise in each winner’s respective countries. We’re safe enough now with Limerick winning, and I would imagine the same if Dublin win. Waterford and Mayo wins could mean complete carnage :pac:

Roots 2020 · 13-12-2020 06:14PM

Great the GAA Championships went ahead.

is_that_so · 13-12-2020 06:15PM

DebDynamite wrote: »

The same type of celebrations could still happen afterwards, regardless if families could attend the games or not. At least that can be controlled, the celebrations cannot and are pretty much outside the control of the GAA.

Will be interesting though to see if case numbers rise in each winner’s respective countries. We’re safe enough now with Limerick winning, and I would imagine the same if Dublin win. Waterford and Mayo wins could mean complete carnage :pac:

Yeah in Limerick, it's funerals that cause cases!

Coillte_Bhoy · 13-12-2020 06:18PM

martingriff wrote: »

How so its all GAA

Because most of the issues surrounded post match celebrations and also the county finals were held in much smaller grounds that wouldnt have the infrastructure to ensure pahased entry and exit, social distancing etc

DebDynamite · 13-12-2020 06:19PM

is_that_so wrote: »

Yeah in Limerick, it's funerals that cause cases!

Speaking of, it will be interesting to see case numbers in Limerick over the next few weeks once our ethnic minority return to Rathkeale. Fair play to Pavee Point though, they called on travellers not to return home for Christmas

Coillte_Bhoy · 13-12-2020 06:21PM

is_that_so wrote: »

While not their fault, it was still very bad optics for the GAA and we got a lot of cases from those events in some parts of the country. They were never going to get any dispensation for this especially as the current public health message is not to congregate.

Well i would also have included the soccer cup finals. As i said we are going to have to start letting crowds back at some stage however limited and doing so in the bets two stadia in the country would have been a good place to start as a trial run.

Jim_Hodge · 13-12-2020 06:21PM

DebDynamite wrote: »

Lowest incidence rate in Europe and the players still can’t have a couple of family members attend the finals in a stadium with over 80,000 capacity.

Xhrist!!! I'm a GAA fan but this is nonsense. We have these restrictions for a reason and the low incidence because of them. Suck it up!

SleetAndSnow · 13-12-2020 06:21PM

429 cases, 1 death

prunudo · 13-12-2020 06:22PM

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

429 cases, 1 death

Didn't expect that level of cases, are they all current or has there been a back log.

JP Liz V1 · 13-12-2020 06:23PM

198 are men / 230 are women
66% are under 45 years of age
The median age is 34 years old
122 in Dublin, 46 in Donegal, 30 in Limerick, 22 in Laois, 20 in Cork and the remaining 189 cases are spread across all other counties

martingriff · 13-12-2020 06:23PM

DebDynamite wrote: »

The same type of celebrations could still happen afterwards, regardless if families could attend the games or not. At least that can be controlled, the celebrations cannot and are pretty much outside the control of the GAA.

Will be interesting though to see if case numbers rise in each winner’s respective countries. We’re safe enough now with Limerick winning, and I would imagine the same if Dublin win. Waterford and Mayo wins could mean complete carnage :pac:

Of course those celebration could have been controlled. The player could not have gone to pubs. when things were getting bad stop the celebrations. The places could have enforced restrictions

SCOOP 64 · 13-12-2020 06:24PM

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

429 cases, 1 death

Ireland or north?

stephenjmcd · 13-12-2020 06:25PM

prunudo wrote: »

Didn't expect that level of cases, are they all current or has there been a back log.

Swabs v cases was out by nearly 100 yesterday I think so you've probably a few there anyway.

Will know tomorrow what swabs were for today and get a better picture then

harr · 13-12-2020 06:25PM

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

Ireland or north?

Ireland , a lot of people going to missing from the family Christmas dinner

DebDynamite · 13-12-2020 06:26PM

martingriff wrote: »

Of course those celebration could have been controlled. The player could not have gone to pubs. when things were getting bad stop the celebrations. The places could have enforced restrictions

Oh i agree. What I mean is, after-match celebrations don’t fall under the control of the GAA. They rely on compliance at a local level.

stephenjmcd · 13-12-2020 06:27PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

198 are men / 230 are women
66% are under 45 years of age
The median age is 34 years old
122 in Dublin, 46 in Donegal, 30 in Limerick, 22 in Laois, 20 in Cork and the remaining 189 cases are spread across all other counties

Whatever about the rest of the country but Donegal never got any sort of let up in the numbers there. Alot to do with NI of course but level 5 never really had an impact there

Jim_Hodge · 13-12-2020 06:28PM

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

Ireland or north?

North was 483 and 4 deaths.

Away With The Fairies · 13-12-2020 06:28PM

Wasn't expecting such high numbers today and two weeks before Christmas. January will be grim if high numbers continue.

harr · 13-12-2020 06:29PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

198 are men / 230 are women
66% are under 45 years of age
The median age is 34 years old
122 in Dublin, 46 in Donegal, 30 in Limerick, 22 in Laois, 20 in Cork and the remaining 189 cases are spread across all other counties

22 in laois , anyone any idea if that an outbreak in one location. Seems high.

JP Liz V1 · 13-12-2020 06:30PM

Previous Sundays:
06/12: 301
29/11: 299
22/11: 318
15/11: 378
08/11: 542

5-day average: 305.4

7-day average: 283.43
(Previous 7 days: 292.86)

14-day cases/100k: 80.7
(7 days ago: 84.3)

In hospital: 193
In ICU: 31

titan18 · 13-12-2020 06:32PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I didn’t hear of any issues in the Limerick, Waterford, Dublin or Mayo championships

Did you miss the whole Dungarvan situation? Championship ended up being taken off them cos of it

Stheno · 13-12-2020 06:33PM

harr wrote: »

22 in laois , anyone any idea if that an outbreak in one location. Seems high.

School outbreak school was closed by the HSE Friday

GooglePlus · 13-12-2020 06:34PM

To be expected. Measures reduce numbers so reducing measures will increase numbers but we still have a bit of give for Christmas. Lockdown in January again then by the looks of it but we all knew that was happening.

Spanish Eyes · 13-12-2020 06:37PM

I realise that some of you are whizzers at the stats, I only ever looked at the bottom line myself with a bit of analysis from those of you who follow the trends.

Now we are nearly two weeks into relaxation of restrictions, and that is (I think) usually when trends and spikes show up. Although the numbers have increased, I would have expected it to be higher myself, and hope it doesn't spike too much.

Wishing for an enjoyable, but safe and sensible Christmas for ourselves and everyone else out there. I suppose we'll see soon enough.

is_that_so · 13-12-2020 06:37PM

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Well i would also have included the soccer cup finals. As i said we are going to have to start letting crowds back at some stage however limited and doing so in the bets two stadia in the country would have been a good place to start as a trial run.

This is not the time to do that and it would never be sanctioned. It'll be easier to do when we know there is a vaccine available and I'd say Feb-March.

RonaVirus · 13-12-2020 06:38PM

harr wrote: »

Ireland , a lot of people going to missing from the family Christmas dinner

Why are they going on holiday?

blowitupref · 13-12-2020 06:38PM

That 429 came out of the blue, near 200 or more seems to be backlog cases.

MerlinSouthDub · 13-12-2020 06:41PM

blowitupref wrote: »

That 429 came out of the blue, near 200 or more seems to be backlog cases.

Wait for the swab data tomorrow, we won't know until then. They should report swab data every day, not case data. The case data is far too erratic

Covid 19 Part XXIX-85,394 ROI(2,200 deaths) 62,723 NI (1,240 deaths) (26/12) Read OP

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