Cluedo Monopoly wrote: » Because there is no flu this year. Nothing to do with government policy.
Suckit wrote: » And because as has been reported hundreds of times, people with underlying or other conditions are afraid to go to hospitals in case they contract covid.
“We take no pleasure in having to record these figures for a decade and a half. We know the problem, but we also know the solutions. “No other developed country faces anything close to this trolley problem. It can be solved, but a strong political agenda to drive change is needed. “The INMO has written to the health and safety authorities this week to try force a change from the employers. Hospitals should be a place of safety and care – not danger.”
FrancieBrady wrote: » Almost 5000 cases today and the Tanaiste is complaining of 'revisionism'.
smurgen wrote: » It's grand lads 4,900 cases today but Richard Bruton has a prawn curry on to settle everyone's nerves. FG must think this whole pandemic is a big joke.https://twitter.com/FergalBowers/status/1345789902127067141?s=19https://twitter.com/RichardbrutonTD/status/1345778364532092931?s=19
PearseCork92 wrote: » Can't wait for Neale Richmond reading a bedtime story this evening, or Eoghan Murphy's guide to Netlfix. The leadership we need.
blanch152 wrote: » Have to agree with you there. She certainly has her own mind, but it far from normal peoples thinking.
Deleted User wrote: » I thought that the computer couldn’t count that high?
FrancieBrady wrote: » Sure it's all their own fault anyway Maryanne...isn't that gonna be your line?
smurgen wrote: » I heard they're replacing the drink driving laws with a personal responsibility campaign. About time! Those laws are a clear failure since introduction.
blanch152 wrote: » And trolley numbers were the lowest ever in December 2020, so shouldn’t you be acknowledging that improvement? Or are you just looking for something different to complain about?
RandomViewer wrote: » Bar brawls were down as well, will we see a press release claiming it as a win for FFG too?
FrancieBrady wrote: » Martin not turning it around within his own party.https://www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/commentanalysis/arid-40200234.html
Highlighting how bad things had become, Kilkenny TD John McGuinness "complimented the Cabinet on its consistency on making a balls of things every week".
smurgen wrote: » Air pollution down too. FFG fixing the environment!
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » I remember you said you weren't a SF supporter but you will criticise anything a party does wrong. Can you tell me the last time you criticised SF? You're 24 hours here bashing FFG and Leo. Surely you have things to criticise other parties with seems you spend so long analysing all the politics of the day????
Dempo1 wrote: » Very odd day yesterday for Meehole, the day started with glowing interview in one Sunday newspaper we're he reiterated his dilusional belief that he'll lead FF into the next General election. (True if said election happens very soon). It wasn't long when other papers reporting complete dissatisfaction amongst FF party ranks, 2 reporting 80% of FF TD'S want Meehol gone by 2022 (possible the lot of them gone by then). I've no affiliation with any Party but if there was ever an example of a party walking itself in the abyss this must be it. Fair to say a poison chalice offered and grabbed with Gusto but LEAKY Leo should have been put in his box on the first attempt at undermining the very government he help set up, too late now. Sadly their combined incompetence and Lust for power has partly led to this quite shocking Covid 19 mess.
jmcc wrote: » The 11% or 20% opinion poll issue is a problem. With the opinion polls using telephone/online polling. FF polls around 11% support because its older support base is less likely to respond. With face to face polling, FF polls closer to 20%. The problem with the Covid lockdown is that face to face polling is not really possible so FF's opinion poll rating is going to be closer to 11% and that's bad for Martin. these low polls for FF will be used by those who want to get rid of him. If they succeed, and the lockdown restrictions are relaxed after that, then when F2F polling resumes, FF will appear to have more support and it will give whoever succeeds Martin a bit of a boost. That could be highly problematic for FG because the newly emboldened FF might consider its position in the FFG deal and opt for an early election. Regards...jmcc
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Well you seem to have all the buzz words anyway. Now that you have dissed FG FF GREENS and chucked them out, who ya gonna call?
yagan wrote: » It's really striking how when talking about remaining relevant they can only talk about FG as their rival. They lost a whole generation of FF voters to SF and can't see that.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Well done Josepha,didn’t let O’Riordáin and PBH talk all over her. Job well done.
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