washman3 wrote: » No, this is not a joke. 6 SECOND doses were administered last Sunday. That's the official figure from Fergal Bowers.
Fitz* wrote: » Eventually, a day with some decent-ish numbers. Which while being excellent, it is still a step in the right direction. Is that our highest daily number of doses administered?
VonLuck wrote: » The last one is the only relevant one really. Not likely at all, but at least wait until all the facts are out before pointing fingers.
Deleted User wrote: » Ah sure it's not a big deal really. Won't make a big difference to the overall rollout. HSE are doing a great job. Sure they couldn't have known they'd have 20 left. Those teachers happened to be walking past just as the vaccines were about to go off. Everyone involved has unimpeachable integrity. Maybe the teachers were all over 70, we don't have enough info yet. etc., etc.
astrofool wrote: » If true, anyone who is involved should lose their positions.
JTMan wrote: » Yeah, looks like both CureVac and Novavax will have little to no impact on vaccines for those aged 16+ in Ireland. Sad after much hope for these vaccines. Also, it seems that neither are at an advanced stage of their children trials. So neither will probably be used for those aged under 15 either. With J&J saying that their children trial will not be complete until September ... I guess we will be vaccinating children aged 12-15 with Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech in August and possibly those aged 6-11 with AZ/Oxford if we copy the UK approach.
eoinbn wrote: » Curevac won't be that important in Ireland as most/all adults will have had 1 shot by the time it is here. .
namloc1980 wrote: » ..
Van.Bosch wrote: » Maybe I’m naive but there has to be more to it than we have heard? I don’t know what could explain it though. Like how would a private hospital give doses to teachers in a school and think that in any way made sense or they would get away with it? It’s so ridiculous it’s hard to believe. If the hospital was doing that, you’d imagine they be dragging in family members first, so what else have they done?
stephenjmcd wrote: » Only 1 person can answer that unfortunately and that's the CEO of the Beacon
noplacehere wrote: » I’m ****ing livid. My consultant was sending their VHR list which I’m on to the beacon. I haven’t been called yet. I would have been there at any time within half an hour. Wtf were they doing?
stephenjmcd wrote: » It's a private hospital. They're given their own allocation of vaccines and run their own vaccination centre, they've used it to vaccinate private healthcare staff and its available as required to vaccinate HSE staff from the locality if requested. What they Beacon did shouldn't have happened, there's clear guidelines for spare doses but at the end of the day they're outside HSE remit & not answerable to them
Sofa King Great wrote: » I see tomorrow's daily mail reporting that 20 teachers were given vaccines in the Beacon - just giving advanced warnings to all the HSE defenders so you can get your excuses ready
Sofa King Great wrote: » They are using it as a vaccination centre
Professor Moriarty wrote: » Isn't the Beacon a private hospital?
washman3 wrote: » No, this is not a joke. 6 SECOND doses were administered last Sunday. That's the official figure from Fergal Bowers. A few well versed scribes/apologists on here are trying to justify otherwise by manipulating the figures but even if the true number turns out to be 6 dozen it is still a complete farce/joke to me and most rational people. Just think about it, UK are doing 27 per second.!!!!
thebaz wrote: » Sorry, is that a joke - we administered only 6 doses on Sunday ?? If not it's scandolous, given this is done by the unelected body controlling our lives , who have us in lockdown level 5 for nearly 12 months, and no real strategy to exit (except vaccinations).
ACitizenErased wrote: » Fergal Bowers getting into the habit of posting fake news. Should really research the details before he posts tweets trying to stir ****.