Floppybits wrote: » FG looking after their own ahead of everyone else.https://amp.independent.ie/irish-news/health/frustration-as-staff-at-private-hospital-that-refused-to-agree-hse-deal-are-vaccinated-ahead-of-public-healthcare-workers-39970335.html?__twitter_impression=true
FrancieBrady wrote: » Holly Cairns destroying FG Colm Walsh? on Tonight show. He's floundering around in waffle on the M&B issue
Bishop of hope wrote: » Stephen Donnelly has joined FG?
Bowie wrote: » Well done to the healthcare frontliners.
Bowie wrote: » So there's delays in vaccinating because of 'a number of reasons'. We know the main one they mention is 'consent'. This involves the patient or their ward signing a form consenting to taking the vaccine. Ireland seems to be the only country citing this as a block to quicker roll out. My question is from March of last year didn't they know at some point, the hope was to roll out a vaccine? Couldn't we have started this prior to vaccine approval? On that note, did they wake up one day very recently and turn on their Netscape/Windows 95 system and realise it wasn't fit for purpose? 'Piss up in a brewery' comes to mind.
Bowie wrote: » Important use of your time? Can you tell me which frontline workers make policy or organise the logistics of importing and purchasing the vaccines or organising the red tape required before vaccines can be used? If you can, I was talking about them. Alternatively if you can point to any policy makers who are risking their own health to ensure we get people vaccinated I'll praise them too.
Bubbaclaus wrote: » That's grand Bowie. I just wanted to clarify that: Vaccine rollout apparently going badly: all Government fault (piss up in a brewery) Vaccine rollout apparently going well: Nothing to do with Government. As long as we are all on the same page in regards to your viewpoint.
blanch152 wrote: » I guess your post below aged well, didn't it? Credibility in short supply.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Seriously? You two cannot work out the differences between the responsibilities of front line workers and department and government responsibilities? Wow.
grayzer75 wrote: » Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill jointly wrote to the Irish government and asked for a north / south ministerial council meeting back in July to address the potential issues around travel into the country if there was another surge in cases but Mehole and the Leak didn't bother responding. It was on both the UTV and BBC news programmes at tea-time yesterday. They also said they have been asking for information sharing regarding passengers arriving into the country and made reference to the passenger locator forms which no doubt nobody looks at, again they have got no response from Dublin.
Bubbaclaus wrote: » Just curious as to how government take all responsibility if things apparently aren't going well and none of the responsibility when it is. Seems to be a common viewpoint around here. Not expecting to change anyones minds, just find it quite amusing "Wow" indeed
Deleted User wrote: » So, the government is responsible for behavior like this?https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/29-people-fined-e100-for-breaking-5km-travel-restrictions-1064660.html
FrancieBrady wrote: » Nobody I know is making the government take ALL the responsibility. On a government thread their failures and competencies are being pointed out/discussed. What is amusing is how upset some people seem to get about that concept.
McMurphy wrote: » How would the govt be responsible for gobshytes breaking the restrictions now, when they weren't responsible for actual govt members breaking them when they headed off to Clifden for their Golfgate kicks can I ask?
Deleted User wrote: » Indeed. It all comes down to personal responsibility across all (5K) walks of life.
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » It's actually hilarious. As I said yesterday, they don't care for the good of the country, all about politics. Would rather see a slow rollout of the vaccine so they can have a dig at the government. This is the politics of the opposition.
FrancieBrady wrote: » Yes and those in government have personal responsibility too...to do their jobs competently and efficiently. That's what this thread is for, observation and accountability of THE GOVERNMENT, mindful that everyone has a share of the responsibility.
Deleted User wrote: » Gee, there was me thinking that it’s a thread to slate everything that the current government does! They even get the blame for stuff that happened before some of them were actually born! I was surprised to hear that the champion of the underprivileged, Paul Murphy, went out to a restaurant over Christmas.
McMurphy wrote: » Relevance? Did he break restrictions in some way, or is this just more radom white noise scutter?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Just pointing out his lack of personal responsibility. He shouts about everything he believes that the government does wrong, (like some posters on here) yet behaves so irresponsibly.
smurgen wrote: » It's not politics is government incompetence and there seems to be an abundance of it going around. It seem we paid world class salaries and still got bad performance. So salaries should be slashed imo.https://twitter.com/newschambers/status/1350033588104912897?s=19
blanch152 wrote: » So we are second fastest in rolling out the vaccine, so something something government's fault? Is that how this works?