Interesting prediction. It does look like Israel have given up on lockdowns.
RTÉ reminding us that coronavirus does indeed take the weekend off, lest anyone out there was thinking about popping their head out from underneath the bed when they heard there were only 42 cases today.
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Lowest Sunday total since July. Even with the weekend off.
It’s funny how we are expected to believe the government is absolutely all over testing and tracing yet they clearly don’t have the same man power on a Saturday and Sunday
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Go on, have yourself a “nice post” at my expense.
Most primary schools back tomorrow. Sure a big high number on the back to school day will send us back under the bed quickly.
I’m going to go for 178 cases. All predictions welcome.
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I’d say 200 cases tomorrow
Official Ireland needs to put the frightners on Joe Public again
I think the public need a 200+ day to put the shits up them again. The 100+ days are old hat now and not knocking a stir out of them.
My Dad and his friends couldn’t go to sit outside in Parnell Park to watch a Dublin SFC quarter final at the weekend but could go to a pub and watch it streamed on a screen as long as they have something to eat.
That’s nonsense if you ask me.
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I’ll reckon a standard 92 is in order tomorrow.
You’re right of course.
The game they’re playing now is trying not to directly shut down businesses, so we have these inconsistencies. They don’t care of course if a consequence of a guideline (ie office workers stay at home again) hurts ancillary businesses, just the ones that can be pinned directly on them. It is now undermining the public health message, they really need to come clean on these things.
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The virus will have a point to prove today after yesterday’s antics. 1,978,456 cases. No deaths.
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O neill and mcdonkey are giving it a pep talk after the poor showing yesterday. Go on little rona you have it in you. Do it for Glynn, killeen and Mike. Their counting on you.
The virus has busted a gut for the first 50 mins but the intinsity levels have seriously dropped in the home stretch.
It’s a Wexford virus.
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that’s an absolutely tremendous post, unfortunately due to the incompetence, I fear it is too late to salvage the Irish economy, and thanks to the Government, the aviation industry is finished
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Heroes of our time. I wish Dublin was like this.
Great to see it, stick your virus up your hole curtain twichers
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The economy is in a covid induced coma.