Uptick in Covid19 D15

Nijmegen wrote: »

More high density rented apartments with housemates who have to go out and work in essential (low paid) services, I'd hazard. If one person gets covid the whole place will have it.

This.
It's working class / low paying job areas like Mulhuddart especially I believe.

A mix of essential work or those who don't care and think it's just the flu. Am not being snobby either by saying low education comes into play or social welfare merchants. The sort who won't take it seriously.

TU Dublin, Croí (Block C), Blanchardstown Campus, Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin. Open May 1-7 from 10am-6pm.

Another walk in facility for Dublin 15 where you don't need to have symptoms to be tested.

rameire wrote: »

2 Down
1 Up.

Looking at that it should hopefully not be far wrong to think that while Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart and Castleknock remain relatively static as compared to last week (case numbers being down and up by 1 respectively vs last week is static to me), it should actually be a drop in week-on-week terms.

Last week saw a significant jump in both LEAs vs the preceding week, with Castleknock in particular having been pretty static in the lead up to that too. So the major component in each LEA that caused that jump will be in the latter 7 days of last week's 14 day period, and will fall into the first 7 days of this week's 14 days, before rolling out completely next week.

That the figures this week are broadly the same should suggest that the latter 7 days under consideration for this week's report are a relative improvement, and more in line with the preceding weeks. Obviously still not stellar, but potentially cause for optimism there all the same.

No info today due to the HSE hack.
Let's assume they are all down.

These have started to be published again via the Data Hub

Figures up to 19th July

Per 100k

Blanch - Mulhuddart - 413.5

Castleknock - 409.7

Ongar - 577.7

Blanch 146 cases in last 14 days

Castleknock 189 cases in last 14 days

Ongar 207 cases in last 14 days

Is this updated backed tracked from May at the time of the hack to now ?

Some data is current, some is still older. There's a time series chart/map that still doesn't go past May, and the figures I posted are only (as was always the case) covering the preceding 14 days, I didn't see any sort of "average-of-averages" for the missing period