v10 wrote: » I heard about this Funeral/Wake last week. What about the priest that also allowed 150-200 into the church .. shouldn't there also be repercussions for him ?
Loafing Oaf wrote: » Well you know how the law treats the church in this country
Dub81 wrote: » actualy feel sorry for people like you with an attitude like this,reveling in other peoples misery.
bladespin wrote: » Quite a lot seem to enjoy seeing restrictions, shutdowns etc, weird, Leo's curtain twitchers, you'd wonder what kind of life they had before covid.
gmisk wrote: » 3pm closing of restaurants on Christmas eve now by looks of it according to rte.. I rang place I have booked at 2 and they said to come ahead
Dub81 wrote: » Just to rub it in they wouldnt even let us have christmas eve night in the pub:eek: my god ive never seen any industry so demonised as pubs have been in this country, the pub has always been an intergral part of Irish society irrespective of what the anti pub brigade say, and the vast majority of pubs have bent over backwards to accomodate but continued to be demonised by a man who happens to hold a senior medical postion who clearly has a unhealthy hatred of pubs. Holohan will not be remembered fondly in years to come that is for sure.
Allinall wrote: » Majority of pubs close about 6 or 7 on Christmas eve anyway. It's only a few hours earlier. Get over it.
gmisk wrote: » I think there are a lot more likely to be spreads in pubs than restaurants....it doesn't make any sense to lump them all together... imo.It is up to NPHET to make their recommendations...they don't have to be concerned with the economics.
Dub81 wrote: » you bet your life they dont as they just demonise pubs full stop without offering up any evidence at all.
Deleted User wrote: » Jaysus i dont know what pubs you have been to on Christmas eve. Any pub i was ever in on christmas eve stayed open till 11.30/12
Sofa King Great wrote: » Somehow it is easier to think that there is a worldwide conspiracy against pubs than to think that they are contributing to the spread of covid
Dub81 wrote: » that will make all the difference wont it :rolleyes:
hynesie08 wrote: » Yes.https://mobile.twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1341347326003179520
Dub81 wrote: » same, ive never been in any pub on christmas eve that closes that early, back in the good old says we used to get a lock in until around 4am, what a session that used to be everyone in great form, the best part of the whole christmas period.
Dub81 wrote: » yep thanks for offering up that hard evidence than shows that pubs are responsible for mass outbreaks on covid-19.
Augeo wrote: » Imagine that with social distancing though, not much craic so the likelyhood would be social distancing would be ignored. Masks are proven to reduce spread, no masks are worn when folk are drinking. Reasonable enough that pubs aren't open these days and most of the pubs masquerading as restaurants should be shut also unfortunately.
hynesie08 wrote: » Not what you asked, not what I did.... You said yourself Xmas eve is one of the biggest nights of the year..... Why wouldn't they shut it down?
Augeo wrote: » Pubs are closed so they clearly aren't responsible. If they were open they'd likely be a problem so best to keep them closed, really simple logic.
Dub81 wrote: » why should pubs close at allhttps://www.thesun.ie/news/6291485/covid-outbreaks-restauarants-gastro-pubs-cafes-reopening/
Dub81 wrote: » Again im asking you and others to provide evidence and not just offer up "opinions" and "what ifs"
Shanotheslayer wrote: » Was the situation with Jess Brennan not an example and evidence of what can/did happen?
giveitholly wrote: » Who is Jess Brennan and what happened?
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