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Tipperary COVID-19

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  • #52
    giveitholly
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    6 today


  • #53
    giveitholly
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    9 today


  • #54
    [Deleted User]
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    A small number of workers in Ribworld Fethard have tested positive.*Tipp FM news*


  • #55
    giveitholly
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    Anyone know where the high numbers are coming from the last few days,heard there was an outbreak linked to a school in Thurles,not sure if it's the truth or just a rumour


  • #56
    Expunge
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    giveitholly wrote: »
    Anyone know where the high numbers are coming from the last few days,heard there was an outbreak linked to a school in Thurles,not sure if it's the truth or just a rumour

    Passing around a Vaping device in the back of a bus either going to or coming from Thurles, apparently. I know of one young wan who was on it. Told to go home and isolate as she was a close contact, which she has done. She has since tested negative.

    In fairness I can't say how many cases came from the incident but there must have been at least one.


  • #57
    [Deleted User]
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    33 cases in Tipperary today...


  • #58
    giveitholly
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    33 cases in Tipperary today...

    Yeah big jump in fairness,had been hovering around 5 cases or less for the last week or so


  • #59
    orm0nd
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    Good few cases in the Ballina area and a lot of people went for tests last few days.


  • #60
    giveitholly
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    118 cases in the Carrick On Suir area in the last two weeks,one of the fastest growing rates in the country at the moment


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  • #61
    upupup
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    Cahir region is one of the safest at the moment
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    carrick-fethard-killenaule one of the worst regions
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  • #62
    giveitholly
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    Wonder was there a factory outbreak or worse a nursing home outbreak that has driven up the numbers in the Carrick area


  • #63
    maximo31
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    upupup wrote: »
    Cahir region is one of the safest at the moment
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    carrick-fethard-killenaule one of the worst regions
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    Cahir / Ardfinnan area not so good now after a wedding just before Christmas. Lot of people at the wedding and people linked to the wedding goers have now tested positive.


  • #64
    giveitholly
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    maximo31 wrote: »
    Cahir / Ardfinnan area not so good now after a wedding just before Christmas. Lot of people at the wedding and people linked to the wedding goers have now tested positive.

    130 in tipp today,wonder are the numbers from that wedding coming through now


  • #65
    History Queen
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    giveitholly wrote: »
    130 in tipp today,wonder are the numbers from that wedding coming through now

    Massive outbreak in ballina could be causing the spike in numbers in tipp too.


  • #66
    giveitholly
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    History Queen wrote: »
    Massive outbreak in ballina could be causing the spike in numbers in tipp too.

    Heard that too,Any idea what that is linked to? and supposed to be a good few cases in the Annacarthy area as well


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  • #67
    History Queen
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    giveitholly wrote: »
    Heard that too,Any idea what that is linked to? and supposed to be a good few cases in the Annacarthy area as well

    Some cases sprang from someone who was positive going to O'Donovans restaurant (don't think they knew they were positive) and lots of other clusters have been linked to people who were there, who then met others over Christmas. There must have been other causes though because I'm not exaggerating when I say almost every second household either has a positive case or someone self isolating.


  • #68
    TippMammy
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    Would people think the numbers are coming down enough in Tipp to send kids back to school.
    We have the option of continuing home school or attending in the SEN reduced numbers.
    Nothing decided yet but thought the numbers trend is promising if we held off for another week on school returns for SEN returns?


  • #69
    solerina
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    TippMammy wrote: »
    Would people think the numbers are coming down enough in Tipp to send kids back to school.
    We have the option of continuing home school or attending in the SEN reduced numbers.
    Nothing decided yet but thought the numbers trend is promising if we held off for another week on school returns for SEN returns?

    From what I can see in my specific local area the numbers have never been higher, the hospital has no available adult critical care beds as of yesterday, I think it’s anything but safe !!


  • #70
    iceage
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    Numbers in STGH as of yesterday at 8pm. 5 people in ICU.


  • #71
    giveitholly
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    Incidence rate increasing in tipp the last few days,Anyone an idea if there is a particular reason for a spike in cases,maybe a factory outbreak?


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  • #72
    spring lane jack
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    giveitholly wrote: »
    Incidence rate increasing in tipp the last few days,Anyone an idea if there is a particular reason for a spike in cases,maybe a factory outbreak?

    A few in Highfield Grove tested positive so it may be that


  • #73
    giveitholly
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    spring lane jack wrote: »
    A few in Highfield Grove tested positive so it may be that

    Highfield Grove?


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