Relaxation of Restrictions, Part X Read OP For Mod Warnings

arccosh · 15-04-2021 11:31AM

Captain_Crash wrote: »

No need to be pedantic, any SI’s in place now will be replaced/extended etc and nothing will change for you and I on May 4! We can both agree on that!

And yes I’m familiar with the law! 3 years studying it for a bachelors will do that!

It's not pedantic, it's fact.

If there is a date on an SI, it expires on that date... and are referenced to in new SI's if one is to be generated...

If you studied law, you should know this

TomSweeney · 15-04-2021 11:35AM

Penfailed wrote: »

The hospitality sector will need a boost...but they're not getting it from me...yeah?

2k for a week in a house in Kerry that was 800 2 years ago ?

yeah no thanks indeed.

TomTomTim · 15-04-2021 11:37AM

Penfailed wrote: »

The hospitality sector will need a boost...but they're not getting it from me...yeah?

This is a weak attempt at a gotcha. Every sector that's been shut down needs a boost, that goes without saying. At the same time why should we be the ones who have to do said boosting? Especially considering the high cost. We didn't force them to close for a year, the government did. Holidays will be way more expensive this year due to COVID, not due to anything we've done.

themacattack. · 15-04-2021 11:38AM

northern ireland announcing easing of restrictions today and seems they are leaning towards an accelaration of opening with such a high amount of vaccination and low case numbers....if hotels,pubs and restaurants are fully open up north over the summer that will surely put the pressure on the government here...outdoor dining is just not going to cut it even if its only for june...valuable time being wasted for the hospitality sector

Penfailed · 15-04-2021 11:42AM

facehugger99 wrote: »

The primary reason we're in this situation is because of subservient and hysterical fools who've been so willing to trade away our freedoms on the promise of safety.

facehugger99 wrote: »

You don't have a huge issue with your constitutional rights and freedoms being removed for months on end?

Jesus, it really is worrying what most people have been reduced to.

What are you doing about it yourself?

Captain_Crash · 15-04-2021 11:45AM

arccosh wrote: »

It's not pedantic, it's fact.

If there is a date on an SI, it expires on that date... and are referenced to in new SI's if one is to be generated...

If you studied law, you should know this

Again you’ve gone way off point! You say they expire on May 4 (I havnt bothered checking but I agree with you as I’ve seen this date mentioned before). The initial question was do you believe anything will be different between May 4 and 5 in this country with regards to the restrictions currently in place?

Killarney2988 · 15-04-2021 11:47AM

As a 20 year old college student who has spent his entire first year of university online, I am sickened by some of the discourse around young people in the media with regards to Covid-19. With golf courses, gyms, football pitches, cinemas, pubs, clubs and everything we could hope to enjoy closed, we have no outlet and seemingly no voice. What everyone seems to forget is that your college years are supposed to be about meeting new people and living your life, not living at home with your parents. I’m well aware everyone is struggling, but with kids back in school, and on the way back to playing sport, and most other people at work socialising with people to some extent, it seems we are the only group left with no outlet, while at the same time being demonised for the actions of a tiny proportion of idiots who are in college accommodation. And nobody seems interested in our point of view, it’s upsetting.

Graham · 15-04-2021 11:48AM

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

I’d imagine it’s all flights into Dublin from Shannon and Knock airport.

It’s important to remember Irish Covid is the most deadly of all covids across the globe

I did suspect a rather large element of 'imagination'.

You're expecting MHQ to be applied to every single country in the world rather than the high risk ones? Why?

Allinall · 15-04-2021 11:51AM

TomSweeney wrote: »

2k for a week in a house in Kerry that was 800 2 years ago ?

yeah no thanks indeed.

Where are you getting €2k from?

there are plenty of holiday rentals for much less.

https://www.booking.com/searchresults.en-gb.html?label=ie-FfZeIBB6eou71LMMoZQ*bQS183598418319%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap%3Aneg%3Afi%3Atiaud-1183547561467%3Akwd-932274886%3Alp1007850%3Ali%3Adec%3Adm%3Appccp%3DUmFuZG9tSVYkc2RlIyh9YdbYVqXDN8zpLUCWUh097xA&sid=3ae131b91e6d1638e1ffc5f400cc8d71&aid=376591&lang=en-gb&sb=1&src_elem=sb&error_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.booking.com%2Fsearchresults.en-gb.html%3Faid%3D376591%3Blabel%3Die-FfZeIBB6eou71LMMoZQ%252AbQS183598418319%253Apl%253Ata%253Ap1%253Ap2%253Aac%253Aap%253Aneg%253Afi%253Atiaud-1183547561467%253Akwd-932274886%253Alp1007850%253Ali%253Adec%253Adm%253Appccp%253DUmFuZG9tSVYkc2RlIyh9YdbYVqXDN8zpLUCWUh097xA%3Bsid%3D3ae131b91e6d1638e1ffc5f400cc8d71%3Btmpl%3Dsearchresults%3Bcheckin_month%3D7%3Bcheckin_monthday%3D5%3Bcheckin_year%3D2021%3Bcheckout_month%3D7%3Bcheckout_monthday%3D11%3Bcheckout_year%3D2021%3Bclass_interval%3D1%3Bdest_id%3D102%3Bdest_type%3Dcountry%3Bdtdisc%3D0%3Bfrom_sf%3D1%3Bgroup_adults%3D2%3Bgroup_children%3D0%3Binac%3D0%3Bindex_postcard%3D0%3Blabel_click%3Dundef%3Bno_rooms%3D1%3Boffset%3D0%3Bpostcard%3D0%3Braw_dest_type%3Dcountry%3Broom1%3DA%252CA%3Bsb_price_type%3Dtotal%3Bshw_aparth%3D1%3Bslp_r_match%3D0%3Bsrc_elem%3Dsb%3Bsrpvid%3D34754bd6226b01c6%3Bss%3DIreland%3Bss_all%3D0%3Bssb%3Dempty%3Bsshis%3D0%3Bssne%3DIreland%3Bssne_untouched%3DIreland%3Btheme_id%3D26%3Btop_ufis%3D0%26%3B&ss=Kerry%2C%20Ireland&is_ski_area=&ssne=Ireland&ssne_untouched=Ireland&checkin_year=2021&checkin_month=7&checkin_monthday=5&checkout_year=2021&checkout_month=7&checkout_monthday=11&group_adults=2&group_children=2&age=12&age=12&no_rooms=1&from_sf=1&ss_raw=kerry&ac_position=0&ac_langcode=en&ac_click_type=b&dest_id=851&dest_type=region&place_id_lat=52.071139&place_id_lon=-9.815022&search_pageview_id=34754bd6226b01c6&search_pageview_id=34754bd6226b01c6&search_selected=true&region_type=province&ac_suggestion_list_length=5&ac_suggestion_theme_list_length=0&order=price

WrenBoy · 15-04-2021 11:53AM

TomSweeney wrote: »

2k for a week in a house in Kerry that was 800 2 years ago ?

yeah no thanks indeed.

The camping supplies/Watersports shops will do very well this summer I suspect.

Seanachai · 15-04-2021 11:54AM

Killarney2988 wrote: »

As a 20 year old college student who has spent his entire first year of university online, I am sickened by some of the discourse around young people in the media with regards to Covid-19. With golf courses, gyms, football pitches, cinemas, pubs, clubs and everything we could hope to enjoy closed, we have no outlet and seemingly no voice. What everyone seems to forget is that your college years are supposed to be about meeting new people and living your life, not living at home with your parents. I’m well aware everyone is struggling, but with kids back in school, and on the way back to playing sport, and most other people at work socialising with people to some extent, it seems we are the only group left with no outlet, while at the same time being demonised for the actions of a tiny proportion of idiots who are in college accommodation. And nobody seems interested in our point of view, it’s upsetting.

I don't think the regime really care about the importance of social interaction in your development. The way things are going here the gov will be assigning approved sexual partners soon.

MrMischief · 15-04-2021 11:56AM

Allinall wrote: »

Where are you getting €2k from?

there are plenty of holiday rentals for much less.

https://www.booking.com/searchresults.en-gb.html?label=ie-FfZeIBB6eou71LMMoZQ*bQS183598418319%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap%3Aneg%3Afi%3Atiaud-1183547561467%3Akwd-932274886%3Alp1007850%3Ali%3Adec%3Adm%3Appccp%3DUmFuZG9tSVYkc2RlIyh9YdbYVqXDN8zpLUCWUh097xA&sid=3ae131b91e6d1638e1ffc5f400cc8d71&aid=376591&lang=en-gb&sb=1&src_elem=sb&error_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.booking.com%2Fsearchresults.en-gb.html%3Faid%3D376591%3Blabel%3Die-FfZeIBB6eou71LMMoZQ%252AbQS183598418319%253Apl%253Ata%253Ap1%253Ap2%253Aac%253Aap%253Aneg%253Afi%253Atiaud-1183547561467%253Akwd-932274886%253Alp1007850%253Ali%253Adec%253Adm%253Appccp%253DUmFuZG9tSVYkc2RlIyh9YdbYVqXDN8zpLUCWUh097xA%3Bsid%3D3ae131b91e6d1638e1ffc5f400cc8d71%3Btmpl%3Dsearchresults%3Bcheckin_month%3D7%3Bcheckin_monthday%3D5%3Bcheckin_year%3D2021%3Bcheckout_month%3D7%3Bcheckout_monthday%3D11%3Bcheckout_year%3D2021%3Bclass_interval%3D1%3Bdest_id%3D102%3Bdest_type%3Dcountry%3Bdtdisc%3D0%3Bfrom_sf%3D1%3Bgroup_adults%3D2%3Bgroup_children%3D0%3Binac%3D0%3Bindex_postcard%3D0%3Blabel_click%3Dundef%3Bno_rooms%3D1%3Boffset%3D0%3Bpostcard%3D0%3Braw_dest_type%3Dcountry%3Broom1%3DA%252CA%3Bsb_price_type%3Dtotal%3Bshw_aparth%3D1%3Bslp_r_match%3D0%3Bsrc_elem%3Dsb%3Bsrpvid%3D34754bd6226b01c6%3Bss%3DIreland%3Bss_all%3D0%3Bssb%3Dempty%3Bsshis%3D0%3Bssne%3DIreland%3Bssne_untouched%3DIreland%3Btheme_id%3D26%3Btop_ufis%3D0%26%3B&ss=Kerry%2C%20Ireland&is_ski_area=&ssne=Ireland&ssne_untouched=Ireland&checkin_year=2021&checkin_month=7&checkin_monthday=5&checkout_year=2021&checkout_month=7&checkout_monthday=11&group_adults=2&group_children=2&age=12&age=12&no_rooms=1&from_sf=1&ss_raw=kerry&ac_position=0&ac_langcode=en&ac_click_type=b&dest_id=851&dest_type=region&place_id_lat=52.071139&place_id_lon=-9.815022&search_pageview_id=34754bd6226b01c6&search_pageview_id=34754bd6226b01c6&search_selected=true&region_type=province&ac_suggestion_list_length=5&ac_suggestion_theme_list_length=0&order=price

Jesus wept - 'budget room', 'boarding house' , 'hostel' - I stopped there.

FintanMcluskey · 15-04-2021 11:58AM

Killarney2988 wrote: »

As a 20 year old college student who has spent his entire first year of university online, I am sickened by some of the discourse around young people in the media with regards to Covid-19. With golf courses, gyms, football pitches, cinemas, pubs, clubs and everything we could hope to enjoy closed, we have no outlet and seemingly no voice. What everyone seems to forget is that your college years are supposed to be about meeting new people and living your life, not living at home with your parents. I’m well aware everyone is struggling, but with kids back in school, and on the way back to playing sport, and most other people at work socialising with people to some extent, it seems we are the only group left with no outlet, while at the same time being demonised for the actions of a tiny proportion of idiots who are in college accommodation. And nobody seems interested in our point of view, it’s upsetting.

A disturbing development in Irish media recently is the motivation to turn groups of the population against each other.

arccosh · 15-04-2021 11:59AM

Captain_Crash wrote: »

Again you’ve gone way off point! You say they expire on May 4 (I havnt bothered checking but I agree with you as I’ve seen this date mentioned before). The initial question was do you believe anything will be different between May 4 and 5 in this country with regards to the restrictions currently in place?

That's not off point from what you mentioned, if you don't like being corrected on something you supposedly studied, well that's a different matter.

"The Regulations remain in operation until 04 May 2021" is what is on page 34 of 35 in SI 168.

Will it be replaced by another SI, more than likely. Will the restrictions be the exact same, I doubt it, the government will need some sort of disaster to keep the types of restrictions currently in place.

With the UK opening up further the following week, and successful vaccine programs in the UK and some of Europe....
The EU travel arrangements should be in by then also, so when the EU is considered "good" to travel, a lot of things in SI 168 are overruled by numerous EU laws...

as I mentioned previously, SI's are a good way to leave you open for a legal anal blasting if you have no good reason for it.

Allinall · 15-04-2021 12:00PM

MrMischief wrote: »

Jesus wept - 'budget room', 'boarding house' , 'hostel' - I stopped there.

If you had scrolled further, you might have an opinion with something to back it up.

Benimar · 15-04-2021 12:06PM

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

A disturbing development in Irish media recently is the motivation to turn groups of the population against each other.

You must not have been around for the 2009 (to date) Public v Private Sector battle they whipped up so.

Hardly a new development with the media.

15-04-2021 12:13PM

dalyboy wrote: »

Climate lockdowns. Every sane individual should shiver at the concept.
There’s shades of that movie “the purge” about it.

You're right, but I think they'd be widely supported, even more so than the draconian restrictions people are living under now.

And CNN are already preparing to push fear regarding climate change: https://nypost.com/2021/04/13/cnns-charlie-chester-says-network-peddled-anti-trump-propaganda/

“I think there’s a COVID fatigue. So, like whenever a new story comes up, they’re [CNN’s] going to latch onto it. They’ve already announced in our office that once the public is — will be open to it — we’re going to start focusing mainly on climate,” Chester said.

“It’s going to be our [CNN’s] focus. Like our focus was to get Trump out of office, right? Without saying it, that’s what it was, right? So our next thing is going to be climate change awareness,” he added.

”What’s that look like?” Chester was asked.

“I don’t know. I’m not sure. I have a feeling that it’s going to be like, constantly showing videos of decline in ice, and weather warming up, and like the effects it’s having on the economy,” Chester said.

Asked who makes that decision, he said the “head of the network,” referring to Jeff Zucker.

“I imagine that he’s got his council and they’ve all like, discussed, like where they think,” he said, trailing off.

He then said the new focus would be on a ”pandemic-like story that we’ll beat to death, but that one’s got longevity.”

“Like there’s a definitive ending to the pandemic. It’ll taper off to a point that it’s not a problem anymore. Climate change can take years, so they’ll [CNN will] probably be able to milk that quite a bit,” he said.

But the above will soon be forgotten and ignored by the media and politicians.

TomSweeney · 15-04-2021 12:14PM

Killarney2988 wrote: »

As a 20 year old college student who has spent his entire first year of university online, I am sickened by some of the discourse around young people in the media with regards to Covid-19. With golf courses, gyms, football pitches, cinemas, pubs, clubs and everything we could hope to enjoy closed, we have no outlet and seemingly no voice. What everyone seems to forget is that your college years are supposed to be about meeting new people and living your life, not living at home with your parents. I’m well aware everyone is struggling, but with kids back in school, and on the way back to playing sport, and most other people at work socialising with people to some extent, it seems we are the only group left with no outlet, while at the same time being demonised for the actions of a tiny proportion of idiots who are in college accommodation. And nobody seems interested in our point of view, it’s upsetting.

Feel bad for you, your generation are paying the most - for the least return and all the while you are at minimum risk.

Snooker Loopy · 15-04-2021 12:16PM

Fandymo wrote: »

Restaurants opened under stupid rules. Not one pub was allowed open in Dublin.

The Brian Boru in Glasnevin is not a pub?

Devitt's in Camden Street is not a pub?

Frank Ryan's in Queen Street is not a pub?

Mulligan's in Stoneybatter is not a pub?

Right, so.

And today is not Thursday, and Liverpool are not out of the Champions League, and the Irish football team is not ****e.

dalyboy · 15-04-2021 12:19PM

Deleted User wrote: »

You're right, but I think they'd be widely supported, even more so than the draconian restrictions people are living under now.

And CNN are already preparing to push fear regarding climate change: https://nypost.com/2021/04/13/cnns-charlie-chester-says-network-peddled-anti-trump-propaganda/

“I think there’s a COVID fatigue. So, like whenever a new story comes up, they’re [CNN’s] going to latch onto it. They’ve already announced in our office that once the public is — will be open to it — we’re going to start focusing mainly on climate,” Chester said.

“It’s going to be our [CNN’s] focus. Like our focus was to get Trump out of office, right? Without saying it, that’s what it was, right? So our next thing is going to be climate change awareness,” he added.

”What’s that look like?” Chester was asked.

“I don’t know. I’m not sure. I have a feeling that it’s going to be like, constantly showing videos of decline in ice, and weather warming up, and like the effects it’s having on the economy,” Chester said.

Asked who makes that decision, he said the “head of the network,” referring to Jeff Zucker.

“I imagine that he’s got his council and they’ve all like, discussed, like where they think,” he said, trailing off.

He then said the new focus would be on a ”pandemic-like story that we’ll beat to death, but that one’s got longevity.”

“Like there’s a definitive ending to the pandemic. It’ll taper off to a point that it’s not a problem anymore. Climate change can take years, so they’ll [CNN will] probably be able to milk that quite a bit,” he said.

But the above will soon be forgotten and ignored by the media and politicians.

Yeah. I’m getting ready to see all the science they’ll be throwing at us to justify climate lockdown. You know the science that consists of polar bears slipping off the ice into the water.
It’s all real cause and effect stuff (i.e 2020 science all over again)

seansouth36 · 15-04-2021 12:19PM

Snooker Loopy wrote: »

The Brian Boru in Glasnevin is not a pub?

Devitt's in Camden Street is not a pub?

Frank Ryan's in Queen Street is not a pub?

Mulligan's in Stoneybatter is not a pub?

Right, so.

And today is not Thursday, and Liverpool are not out of the Champions League, and the Irish football team is not ****e.

Yes, those pints I had in December in Toners must have been a mirage. Likewise the pints in Ryans. Neither place insisted on food either.

Captain_Crash · 15-04-2021 12:19PM

arccosh wrote: »

That's not off point from what you mentioned, if you don't like being corrected on something you supposedly studied, well that's a different matter.

"The Regulations remain in operation until 04 May 2021" is what is on page 34 of 35 in SI 168.

Will it be replaced by another SI, more than likely. Will the restrictions be the exact same, I doubt it, the government will need some sort of disaster to keep the types of restrictions currently in place.

With the UK opening up further the following week, and successful vaccine programs in the UK and some of Europe....
The EU travel arrangements should be in by then also, so when the EU is considered "good" to travel, a lot of things in SI 168 are overruled by numerous EU laws...

as I mentioned previously, SI's are a good way to leave you open for a legal anal blasting if you have no good reason for it.

Ahh now let’s face it... you got a little bit pedantic cause I used the word “extended

JeffKenna · 15-04-2021 12:21PM

Killarney2988 wrote: »

As a 20 year old college student who has spent his entire first year of university online, I am sickened by some of the discourse around young people in the media with regards to Covid-19. With golf courses, gyms, football pitches, cinemas, pubs, clubs and everything we could hope to enjoy closed, we have no outlet and seemingly no voice. What everyone seems to forget is that your college years are supposed to be about meeting new people and living your life, not living at home with your parents. I’m well aware everyone is struggling, but with kids back in school, and on the way back to playing sport, and most other people at work socialising with people to some extent, it seems we are the only group left with no outlet, while at the same time being demonised for the actions of a tiny proportion of idiots who are in college accommodation. And nobody seems interested in our point of view, it’s upsetting.

I feel for you. College was the best time of my life, if ever I'm having a difficult day I always think back to various nights out or events that happened during those years and it puts a smile on my face. Hopefully things will get back to normal for you soon.

dalyboy · 15-04-2021 12:22PM

Northern Ireland lowering restrictions announced today at 3pm
Includes actual dates (remember them!)

——————————————————
23 April

Close contact services, hairdressers and beauty salons, reopen.
Outdoors visitors attractions reopen.
Driving lessons resume, as do theory and practical driving tests.
Outdoor competitive sport will be allowed with numbers not exceeding 100. No spectators allowed.
Equine assisted learning and therapy can take place outdoors, limited to 10 people.

30 April

All remaining non-essential retail to reopen.
Self-contained tourist accommodation, such as caravans and rented holiday homes, can operate.

10 May

Licensed and unlicensed premises can serve customers in outdoors settings in groups of six from no more than two householders.
Removal of curfews on takeaways and off-licences.
Reopening of gyms.

14 May

Wedding receptions and post-burial events can take place in indoor hospitality venues, limited to 30 people.
Limit on outdoor gatherings in domestic gardens increased to 15 people from no more than three households.

Not before 1 June

Licensed and unlicensed premises can operate indoors.
Hotels reopen.
Domestic mixing allowed in indoor settings.
Indoors visitor attractions reopen.
Return of indoor group exercise, with numbers limited to suit the size of venue.
———————————————————-

Already have a golf outing arranged myself for next month.
Brilliant to see this.
I hope it causes a terrible headache for pro-lockdown fans and the government

Snooker Loopy · 15-04-2021 12:24PM

seansouth36 wrote: »

Yes, those pints I had in December in Toners must have been a mirage. Likewise the pints in Ryans. Neither place insisted on food either.

You must have been imagining things on the double. You didn't have those pints, and Toner's is not a pub.

Killarney2988 · 15-04-2021 12:24PM

TomSweeney wrote: »

Feel bad for you, your generation are paying the most - for the least return and all the while you are at minimum risk.

Exactly my point, thank you. I compare our plight to that of someone who is learning to drive. It's easy to ridicule and minimise the importance of that process, and once you've passed you move on with your life and never really think about it again. Most older people choose to forget that their most formative years were probably 18-23, where they met their partners, lived life to the fullest and found themselves. It's easy to ridicule the value of that process when you're older and maybe wiser, but you can't ignore its inherent value. I went into lockdown at 18, Im 20 now, and will likely still not be able to attend a nightclub until I'm 21 at the current rate. Everyone was crying out for kids to get back to school, for their development, but then its easier to empathise with little kids then with near fully formed adults.

Graham · 15-04-2021 12:24PM

Nice to see some good news

Easing restrictions in May 'on track', says Tánaiste

A return to Level 3 restrictions in May would be a step in the right direction.

I'm sure many will be interested to see if this includes;

Restaurants and cafes (including bars or pubs serving food or wet pubs) may remain open for take-away and delivery and outdoor dining or service to an absolute maximum of 15 people.

dalyboy · 15-04-2021 12:27PM

Graham wrote: »

Nice to see some good news

Easing restrictions in May 'on track', says Tánaiste

A return to Level 3 restrictions in May would be a step in the right direction.

Right on cue by Leo.
I suppose he has to echo some news since the north is making an actual announcement today with real dates attached

KrustyUCC · 15-04-2021 12:29PM

dalyboy wrote: »

Northern Ireland lowering restrictions announced today at 3pm
Includes actual dates (remember them!)

——————————————————
23 April

Close contact services, hairdressers and beauty salons, reopen.
Outdoors visitors attractions reopen.
Driving lessons resume, as do theory and practical driving tests.
Outdoor competitive sport will be allowed with numbers not exceeding 100. No spectators allowed.
Equine assisted learning and therapy can take place outdoors, limited to 10 people.

30 April

All remaining non-essential retail to reopen.
Self-contained tourist accommodation, such as caravans and rented holiday homes, can operate.

10 May

Licensed and unlicensed premises can serve customers in outdoors settings in groups of six from no more than two householders.
Removal of curfews on takeaways and off-licences.
Reopening of gyms.

14 May

Wedding receptions and post-burial events can take place in indoor hospitality venues, limited to 30 people.
Limit on outdoor gatherings in domestic gardens increased to 15 people from no more than three households.

Not before 1 June

Licensed and unlicensed premises can operate indoors.
Hotels reopen.
Domestic mixing allowed in indoor settings.
Indoors visitor attractions reopen.
Return of indoor group exercise, with numbers limited to suit the size of venue.
———————————————————-

Already have a golf outing arranged myself for next month.
Brilliant to see this.
I hope it causes a terrible headache for pro-lockdown fans and the government

Nice contrast to Varadkar this morning

Services such as hairdressers and barbers will reopen in May, but most likely later than May 4th, he added.

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/those-who-refuse-astrazeneca-will-go-to-back-of-vaccine-queue-varadkar-says-1111757.html

We're likely to a month behind for hairdressers alone

I don't think they'll be any outdoor dining in May either

Graham · 15-04-2021 12:29PM

dalyboy wrote: »

Right on cue by Leo.
I suppose he has to echo some news since the north is making an actual announcement today with real dates attached

Their vaccination program is significantly ahead of ours as I'm sure you're aware.

That doesn't really detract from what most would consider positive news.

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