Great to get that validation from a weather forecast and throat/nasal swab expert. Youâre right about the mood music changing and many of us exercised prudence in December alright. I guess thatâs why we have no guilt about sending our children to crèche this week, unlike the cohort that spent the month recklessly mixing and indirectly killing people.
Construction shut down was being mooted since the weekend within the government. They didnât just hit upon it during todayâs sub committee discussions.
Best thing to happen to the country is the cold snap to be like the beast from the east and keep people indoors keeping the country calm
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Who cares
Fucking Bridgerton on here.
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What does this mean? Surely you havenât gone full @glenshane and believing any old shite on the internet about PCR etc
Only âŹ19bn deficit for 2020. Peanuts.
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Income Tax down 1% I saw
Thatâs my point, they shouldnât have let it open up yesterday then, similar to the schools.
Yep, agreed.
Yerra weâll ramp it up again when weâre allowed on the team holiday for winning the all Ireland and jp has to bail a hape of em out of trouble again
What does âtake risksâ mean?
Is every sort of âriskâ the same?
The real problems are all ahead of us.
I was smart enough to get her to watch it while I watched the darts. 2 birds one stone. She was happy and not annoying me
Its not even a joke, mate.
This bullshit of their being no consequence to these lockdowns due to âcheap moneyâ is probably the worst bullshit youâll ever hear.
Increasing national debts will have to be paid back. One way or the other.
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And a ball of people owe the tax man income tax
I think he was referring to the human cost mate
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âŹ5.5bn of this yearâs deficit borrowed today at negative rates
Agreed. The only consolation is that practically every other country in the developed world will be in the same boat. Thatâs not to say there wont be consequences but the stick might not have as many thorns on it.