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Covid in Limerick - Mod Warning in Post #1

Clareman

Right,

Lets try this the third time, as RivetRoger said in the previous thread this is a massive issues in Limerick so there needs to be a place to discuss it.

As there has been 2 previous attempts to start a thread that descended into blaming or rules not being followed or mods being questioned on thread this is a new thread to just discuss Covid in Limerick.

Any breaking of the rules or any attempts to bring up stuff that the previous 2 threads will lead to bans, not warnings or thread bans or anything else, bans for at least 2 weeks, if you think this isn't fair that's your opinion but we tried leaving the other 2 threads open and that was a nightmare both times so take this as notice of a Zero Tolerance approach to moderating.

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RocketRaccoon

adaminho wrote: »

https://twitter.com/VirginMediaNews/status/1345349152272736256?s=19

Must have been people from outside the village to blame.

breezy1985

Has there been any mention of who was inside ?

Glenomra

A shebeen operating in a middle class limerick suburb for last week. Locals aware of it but no raid and no publicity.

RocketRaccoon

Glenomra wrote: »

A shebeen operating in a middle class limerick suburb for last week. Locals aware of it but no raid and no publicity.

Did you inform the guards?

Red Silurian

3394 new cases nationally today, no country breakdown as of yet but assuming it's at least 1/26th of that figure

Marty1983

209 Limerick

Red Silurian

Marty1983 wrote: »

209 Limerick

Ouch

yop

Marty1983 wrote: »

209 Limerick

What's the electoral area breakdown?
I can see up here it's in the two biggest holiday home or workers returning from the UK.
Leaving the ports open will be some mistake on this governments part

breezy1985

Crazy that 209 wasn't even near the top of the list today

Marty1983

banie01 wrote: »

That lad is reporting verbatim from the presser.

But here you go the 9k number is addressed here too.
Coronavirus: 1,754 new cases and 11 more deaths reported as hospital numbers pass 500 (via @IrishTimes)

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/coronavirus-1-754-new-cases-and-11-more-deaths-reported-as-hospital-numbers-pass-500-1.4448184

breezy1985 wrote: »

Crazy that 209 wasn't even near the top of the list today

Any they have under reported by about 9k the last few days 🙈

topcat72

City centre today was the quietest I've seen it on a Saturday since lockdown 1. Work notably quieter also - it was more like a quiet Sunday.
Maybe, finally, the message is sinking in .

adaminho

topcat72 wrote: »

City centre today was the quietest I've seen it on a Saturday since lockdown 1. Work notably quieter also - it was more like a quiet Sunday.
Maybe, finally, the message is sinking in .

Probably a combination of people not knowing what day it is over Christmas and everything being closed!

Red Silurian

yop wrote: »

Leaving the ports open will be some mistake on this governments part

You have to self isolate for 2 weeks after coming in to the country so ports opened or closed doesn't make a difference

In saying that people didn't self isolate over the summer resulting in huge numbers so what were they expecting?

Cookiemunster

colmtheperson wrote: »

You have to self isolate for 2 weeks after coming in to the country so ports opened or closed doesn't make a difference

In saying that people didn't self isolate over the summer resulting in huge numbers so what were they expecting?

Numbers over the summer were consistently low. The increase in cases coincided with the schools/colleges reopening and celebrations around county GAA finals in September.

Cookiemunster

652 today. It'll be interesting to see the next country breakdown.

JP Liz V1

652 in Limerick

JP Liz V1

adaminho wrote: »

https://twitter.com/VirginMediaNews/status/1345349152272736256?s=19

All the fcekers should be punished, high on the spot fines

Marty1983

Do we know where in the county the huge outbreak is ? Please not an opportunity to blame Rath /ada

Cookiemunster

Marty1983 wrote: »

Do we know where in the county the huge outbreak is ? Please not an opportunity to blame Rath /ada

Updated every Monday, so we should have the latest figures tomorrow

Harpy

Marty1983 wrote: »

Do we know where in the county the huge outbreak is ? Please not an opportunity to blame Rath /ada

I think that’s released weekly on the app, I’ve noticed it updated on Thursday as of the Monday the last few weeks.. I could be way off on this buts thats when I’ve noticed the updated figures per area on the app the last few weeks..

MarkR

Hopefully with these sobering numbers, the minority of people who aren't taking this seriously will change their behaviours. We got away with manageable numbers so far, and didn't get hammered. No longer the case.

JP Liz V1

Glenomra wrote: »

A shebeen operating in a middle class limerick suburb for last week. Locals aware of it but no raid and no publicity.

Ring Gardai

Red Silurian

Harpy wrote: »

I think that’s released weekly on the app, I’ve noticed it updated on Thursday as of the Monday the last few weeks.. I could be way off on this buts thats when I’ve noticed the updated figures per area on the app the last few weeks..

Yes - you are 100% correct it is updated on Tuesdays and that data is then published on Thursdays, meaning the data will always be 2-8 days old

LuasSimon

We know what area of Limerick the covid cases have come from but your not allowed mention the area, the law doesnt apply to some residents of the area . It could well end up been the top Covid County council area out of 166 in Ireland come the next national council chart.
It has spilled over quite a bit into the Newcastle West area as well.
There are some cases from UL in Limerick city east as well.

Red Silurian

LuasSimon wrote: »

We know what area of Limerick the covid cases have come from but your not allowed mention the area, the law doesnt apply to some residents of the area . It could well end up been the top Covid County council area out of 166 in Ireland come the next national council chart.
It has spilled over quite a bit into the Newcastle West area as well.
There are some cases from UL in Limerick city east as well.

Just in the interest of keeping an open mind - is it worth mentioning that there's a meat production plant in Rathkeale which are also COVID hotspots?

According to the examiner the top rates of infection in the province by LEA are

1. Kenmare
2. Adare-Rathkeale
3. Carrick On Suir

breezy1985

colmtheperson wrote: »

Just in the interest of keeping an open mind - is it worth mentioning that there's a meat production plant in Rathkeale which are also COVID hotspots?

According to the examiner the top rates of infection in the province by LEA are

1. Kenmare
2. Adare-Rathkeale
3. Carrick On Suir

Kenmare sure we all know thats full of a certain type of people who love a certain culture

Itsdacraic

Marty1983 wrote: »

Do we know where in the county the huge outbreak is ? Please not an opportunity to blame Rath /ada

Its everywhere and not just confined to one outbreak. Adare is as much to blame as anything going on in Rathkeale. Putting the blame purely on travellers is a cop out.

thegills

Apparently Limerick CoCo have to provide COVID19 infected Travellers with new caravans to isolate in. Work it out.

MarkR

thegills wrote: »

Apparently Limerick CoCo have to provide COVID19 infected Travellers with new caravans to isolate in. Work it out.

That's very generous. If there are a few of them in a mobile home, do they get one each?

phog

thegills wrote: »

Apparently Limerick CoCo have to provide COVID19 infected Travellers with new caravans to isolate in. Work it out.

Is this going to be like the rumours where the asylum seekers were getting money to buy cars or leaving buggies behind at bus stops because they'd get a new one later