Covid 19 Part XXXII-215,743 ROI (4,137 deaths)111,166 NI (2,036 deaths)(22/02)Read OP

paulie21 · 15-02-2021 06:56PM

821 cases no deaths

TheDoctor · 15-02-2021 06:57PM

paulie21 wrote: »

821 cases no deaths

THE VACCINES WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Van.Bosch · 15-02-2021 06:59PM

I know Monday deaths are usually low but still great to see 0.

Always_Running · 15-02-2021 07:04PM

7 day average in cases the last 5 Mondays

15/2 - 862
8/2 - 991
1/2 - 1244
25/1 - 2018
18/1 - 3201

Good to see the continued progress.

branie2 · 15-02-2021 07:05PM

Great to see no deaths again

shinzon · 15-02-2021 07:07PM

Did I hear the reporter just say go on when Ronan Glynn said he would not make a statement that would get in the middle of the negotiations with the schools

If I did thats disgraceful

Shin

hotmail.com · 15-02-2021 07:09PM

Why are they still holding these press conferences so late in the evening and at a time when it clashes with 6.1.

A bit of a joke.

15-02-2021 07:10PM

paulie21 wrote: »

821 cases no deaths

Thoughts and prayers with Tony Maloney and the gang.

ShyMets · 15-02-2021 07:12PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

Why are they still holding these press conferences so late in the evening and at a time when it clashes with 6.1.

A bit of a joke.

You can watch the press conference then playback the news

CIARAN_BOYLE · 15-02-2021 07:12PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

Why are they still holding these press conferences so late in the evening and at a time when it clashes with 6.1.

A bit of a joke.

Why not.

Clashing with 6.1 isn't important to me.

All the NPHET work. They have meetings and other stuff to do. The time suits. There's no need to change it.

What Username Guidelines · 15-02-2021 07:12PM

The 7-day moving average has almost halved in the past month from a peak near 750k to ~385k

TonyMaloney · 15-02-2021 07:12PM

Sanjuro wrote: »

Well maybe you should log off for a while then. Its difficult enough to get through this bloody pandemic without misery-seeking doom merchants looking to nitpick every bit of positive information in a further attempt to wallow in bad news. Some people see to just want to drag everyone down into their own misery.

Well aren't you charming

hotmail.com · 15-02-2021 07:14PM

ShyMets wrote: »

You can watch the press conference then playback the news

Or they could just hold the press conference earlier so we can watch it and evening bulletins can feature important lines from it.

E mac · 15-02-2021 07:15PM

When was the last time 0 deaths were reported?

hotmail.com · 15-02-2021 07:17PM

E mac wrote: »

When was the last time 0 deaths were reported?

21 December.

Pressure will mount for the schools to reopen.

hynesie08 · 15-02-2021 07:17PM

E mac wrote: »

When was the last time 0 deaths were reported?

December 21st

ShyMets · 15-02-2021 07:18PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

21 December.

Pressure will mount for the schools to reopen.

No on the basis of one day without deaths

CIARAN_BOYLE · 15-02-2021 07:22PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

21 December.

Pressure will mount for the schools to reopen.

Decision making can not be done on deaths reported on a given day.

We all know why.

15-02-2021 07:25PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Considering there is 300,000 plus British people living in Rep of Ireland, you'd think the UK would at least vaccinate them, that would help us.

I would imagine that a good few of those who have maintained ties (being registered with a GP, even if it’s historic) will be going back to get one. I still am registered with a GP in London so I for sure will be going back when it’s my time.

iamwhoiam · 15-02-2021 07:28PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I would imagine that a good few of those who have maintained ties (being registered with a GP, even if it’s historic) will be going back to get one. I still am registered with a GP in London so I for sure will be going back when it’s my time.

Would you not have to prove residency ?

Jim_Hodge · 15-02-2021 07:28PM

hotmail.com wrote: »

Why are they still holding these press conferences so late in the evening and at a time when it clashes with 6.1.

A bit of a joke.

Considering all the criticism of RTE's coverage of the pandemic, I'm surprised anybody would be concerned about that particular clash.

spookwoman · 15-02-2021 07:29PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I would imagine that a good few of those who have maintained ties (being registered with a GP, even if it’s historic) will be going back to get one. I still am registered with a GP in London so I for sure will be going back when it’s my time.

Can't blame you, will be bloody ages before getting it here.

Probes · 15-02-2021 07:30PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Considering there is 300,000 plus British people living in Rep of Ireland, you'd think the UK would at least vaccinate them, that would help us.

Where did this come from? I'm from the UK and I'd hope that I am in line for the vaccine just like everyone else. I don't think it would make sense to leave people out as such a high ceiling is required to reach herd immunity.

jojofizzio · 15-02-2021 07:31PM

Random and unrelated really,but....I’d love to tickle Prof Nolan....just to see how he’d react

Frozen Veg · 15-02-2021 07:32PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

The 7-day moving average has almost halved in the past month from a peak near 750k to ~385k

6 weeks into a level lockdown and it's still very prevalent in the community.

Hard to see where this strategy is going long term.

We'll be back at thousands of cases again when things open up even slightly.

15-02-2021 07:33PM

What Username Guidelines wrote: »

The 7-day moving average has almost halved in the past month from a peak near 750k to ~385k

Isn't this inaccurate in the sense that there was insufficient testing in March/April when there was a considerable number of cases?

spookwoman · 15-02-2021 07:35PM

Probes wrote: »

Where did this come from? I'm from the UK and I'd hope that I am in line for the vaccine just like everyone else. I don't think it would make sense to leave people out as such a high ceiling is required to reach herd immunity.

I wonder will they turn down the vaccine if it's the Oxford astrazeneca one.

CIARAN_BOYLE · 15-02-2021 07:36PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Isn't this inaccurate in the sense that there was insufficient testing in March/April when there was a considerable number of cases?

There's always missed cases. More missed cases in March April obviously.

We can also say that there was insufficient cases between December and January when there was mass testing in high risk environments and testing of close contacts was cancelled.

Sweet.Science · 15-02-2021 07:44PM

Frozen Veg wrote: »

6 weeks into a level lockdown and it's still very prevalent in the community.

Hard to see where this strategy is going long term.

We'll be back at thousands of cases again when things open up even slightly.

Yeah strange that schools could be opening

I'd love a breakdown of where these cases are occuring 6 weeks into a national lockdown

mloc123 · 15-02-2021 07:48PM

Sweet.Science wrote: »

Yeah strange that schools could be opening

I'd love a breakdown of where these cases are occuring 6 weeks into a national lockdown

Well one thing is for sure... It isn't schools... And while they were opene in October/November while we had level 5... Cases continued to drop.

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