The body of a deceased man in Letterkenny was being treated for 'ebola like symptoms'

MayoSalmon · 21-08-2014 09:22PM

Poor Donegal...can never catch a break

gjc · 21-08-2014 09:26PM

Roquentin wrote: »

that funeral director is probably ****ting it

Could you imagine it you couldn't even go down to the pub to drink yourself senseless you'd be known as the man who could take out the whole town, county,country

Roquentin · 21-08-2014 09:35PM

gjc wrote: »

Could you imagine it you couldn't even go down to the pub to drink yourself senseless you'd be known as the man who could take out the whole town, county,country

and world......

god hitler would be salivating at the prospect

redbranch14 · 21-08-2014 09:40PM

Donegal people have very annoying accents and I am sick of reading Dun na nGall car license plates in N.Ireland, yes we know you are from 'the fort of the foreigner' why the need for the arrogant license plates? It pisses me off so it does as does their broad brogues. Any chance you could move a few thousand southerners up there to change their brogues?

HeidiHeidi · 21-08-2014 09:43PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Donegal people have very annoying accents and I am sick of reading Dun na nGall car license plates in N.Ireland, yes we know you are from 'the fort of the foreigner' why the need for the arrogant license plates? It pisses me off so it does as does their broad brogues. Any chance you could move a few thousand southerners up there to change their brogues?

Jaysus, get it all off your chest at once, why don't you

The above has what, exactly, to do with the suspected case of Ebola in Donegal?

redbranch14 · 21-08-2014 09:44PM

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Jaysus, get it all off your chest at once, why don't you

The above has what, exactly, to do with the suspected case of Ebola in Donegal?

Jim McGuinness makes me want to vomit, I hope the Dubs beat Donegal so I do

Roquentin · 21-08-2014 09:46PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Jim McGuinness makes me want to vomit, I hope the Dubs beat Donegal so I do

that could be ebola you know. its on the move

Kermit.de.frog · 21-08-2014 09:52PM

More clarity on the Malaria angle

Local priest Fr Adrian Gavigan, of Mountcharles, confirmed that he had visited Mr Quinn before his death.

He said as far as he was concerned the dead man’s family knew nothing about an Ebola scare and everyone presumed he had died as a result of malaria.

He added that there had been no mention of Ebola until today.

“I’m not sure how this has all come about. Perhaps if this was a year ago and Ebola was not being talked about, then we would not have this situation now.

“There was never any mention of Ebola and everyone just presumed that he was showing all the signs of malaria.

“I’m not sure how this has come out or how the hospital have come to this conclusion. I just hope for the family’s sake that this is not the case,” he said.

woodoo · 21-08-2014 09:53PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Jim McGuinness makes me want to vomit, I hope the Dubs beat Donegal so I do

You are even typing with an accent so you are so i do... so i do

teotihuacan · 21-08-2014 09:56PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Donegal people have very annoying accents and I am sick of reading Dun na nGall car license plates in N.Ireland, yes we know you are from 'the fort of the foreigner' why the need for the arrogant license plates? It pisses me off so it does as does their broad brogues. Any chance you could move a few thousand southerners up there to change their brogues?

hahaaaa get it up ya! ya sour cúnt

I dont which of my fellow countymen pissed you off but i'd love to have seen it

I do love the ramblings of a bitter 'Norner'....spew some more. I'll pour a drink.

John Doe1 · 21-08-2014 09:57PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Donegal people have very annoying accents and I am sick of reading Dun na nGall car license plates in N.Ireland, yes we know you are from 'the fort of the foreigner' why the need for the arrogant license plates? It pisses me off so it does as does their broad brogues. Any chance you could move a few thousand southerners up there to change their brogues?

Did you set up your account to spout this bollocks?

teotihuacan · 21-08-2014 09:58PM

John Doe1 wrote: »

Did you set up your account to spout this bollocks?

clearly hahaha :pac: poor chap

redbranch14 · 21-08-2014 09:58PM

woodoo wrote: »

You are even typing with an accent so you are so i do... so i do

I suppose you are some south Dublin posh yock, hows the rugby going?

redbranch14 · 21-08-2014 10:00PM

teotihuacan wrote: »

hahaaaa get it up ya! ya sour cúnt I dont which of my fellow countymen pissed you off but i'd love to have seen it

I do love the ramblings of a bitter 'Norner'....spew some more. I'll pour a drink.

Your GAA fans are thugs so they are, so are the players

Steve F · 21-08-2014 10:00PM

Many will find this hard to believe but we have more to fear from a 'flu epidemic.How many was it that the 1918 one killed? 50 million or something like that.Dobbo and Sharon Ebola-tron will have a field day over the next few nights on Six one

Ficheall · 21-08-2014 10:00PM

No need to feed the troll.

teotihuacan · 21-08-2014 10:01PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

so they are

lol

Armagh?

gutted for ya mate, really

(If this is the road you wanna go, tour into the GAA forum sirrrrr!)

Dyr · 21-08-2014 10:01PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

Jim McGuinness makes me want to vomit, I hope the Dubs beat Donegal so I do

Its possible that this is just a case of a man accidentally watched a donegal training session

The symptoms sound right anyway, vomiting, bleeding from eyes.

teotihuacan · 21-08-2014 10:03PM

take your bitter shíte to the GAA forum you two, we're discussing world health matters here

gjc · 21-08-2014 10:04PM

"Dobbo and Sharon Ebola-tron will have a field day over the next few nights on Six one"
Was very disappointed with tonight's coverage I realise it's still unconfirmed but they could start by asking the powers that be what are the systems in place in say airports or hospitals to limit any potential danger prevention is better than cure or in this case no bloody cure

redbranch14 · 21-08-2014 10:05PM

teotihuacan wrote: »

lol

Armagh?

gutted for ya mate, really

(If this is the road you wanna go, tour into the GAA forum sirrrrr!)

There will be no sammy back in the hills again, maybe in the sperrin hills in the land of the oak woods

Dyr · 21-08-2014 10:06PM

teotihuacan wrote: »

take your bitter shíte to the GAA forum you two, we're discussing world health matters here

I say we nuke the entire county from orbit, its the only way to be sure

probably sort out that ebola thing too

21-08-2014 10:14PM

Sharon Ebola-tron

Lol

gjc · 21-08-2014 10:17PM

There being quite positive about the whole thing over in the Donegal thread

teotihuacan · 21-08-2014 10:17PM

Bambi wrote: »

I say we nuke the entire county from orbit, its the only way to be sure

probably sort out that ebola thing too

can't argue with that logic :pac:

P_1 · 21-08-2014 10:21PM

Feck I hope the funeral director and the priest took proper precautions when removing the man's body/giving the last rites.

El_Dangeroso · 21-08-2014 11:23PM

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/tests-under-way-for-ebola-following-donegal-death-1.1904073

:eek::eek:

Time to crack open each others skulls and feast on the goo inside.

Edit: Already a thread on page 2, godammit AH you fast.

FullblownRose · 21-08-2014 11:35PM

The untested medicine they've used is interestingly called Zmapp.

kupus · 21-08-2014 11:45PM

redbranch14 wrote: »

There will be no sammy back in the hills again, maybe in the sperrin hills in the land of the oak woods

I give you till about 20 posts

Capt'n Midnight · 21-08-2014 11:46PM

Don't worry there's a ward set aside in Cherry Orchard just in case.

Even have a special diet organised.

Cream crackers and After Eights, and anything else that they can slide under the door.

The body of a deceased man in Letterkenny was being treated for 'ebola like symptoms'

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