Iâd say itâs fairly clear long ago what NPHET think about you going to the pub with your mates. Theyâve a plan for you pal.
Yeah all level 2 counties now escalated to level 2.78
The whole thing is descending into a Monthy Python sketch.
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How do they propose to enforce that ?
The same way 2 lads with Hurleys ruled from Dame Street for 800 years. Get Mick to turn on his neighbors
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But is the issue with these new proposals not really that they were leaked? Either they were leaked by NPHET or FF, to show that theyâre standing up to them, but either way it shouldnât come out like this. The PR operation is a complete joke and theyâre so stupid they think that theyâre being smart.
Like, somebody, probably Leo, was trying to impose some proper practical governance on NPHET with the roadmap. NPHET were probably against it from the start (I now suspect) but it was basically a good idea. Dublin never got any clarity from the roadmap and now this leak has destroyed any clarity it gave to the rest of the country as well. So whoever is responsible for this leak has badly compromised public health, I would say.
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âTonyâ is back now ,will come marching in Monday on his white horse.
He is the man âweâ need to make âusâ all feel safe again.
Expect the next few weeks to really be critical
itâs advice.
Tony is a LIDTF merchant.
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Heâll take one look at it and slam down the shutters
They never said the critical days were the end of it in fairness.
442 cases
4 deaths
170 cases are in Dublin. 47 in Cork, 28 in Donegal, 23 in Meath, 21 in Galway, 20 in Monaghan, 14 in Clare, 12 in Roscommon, 11 in Laois, 11 in Longford, 10 in Cavan, 10 in Limerick, 10 in Tipperary, 9 in Kildare, 8 in Wicklow, 5 in Louth and 5 in Wexford
Remaining 28 cases in 9 counties.
This daily update isnât really grabbing me like other day updates have.
I think I have Daily Case Update fatigue.
Its fizzling out
Holohan will hope his second coming isnât like Kevin Keegan with Newcastle in 2008.
: Multiple studies from the beginning have suggested that as few as 10 to 20 percent of infected people may be responsible for as much as 80 to 90 percent of transmission, and that many people barely transmit it.
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One establishment in Cork linked to 57 cases.
Edit, Reardens apparently
Is it because contact tracing has improved? Isnât anything that they canât identify called community transmission?
Thatâs very interesting and the reverse tracing makes sense. And reassuring in a way, unless you happen to be near a super spreader. Is there something to ventilation, if so surely the winter will see way more cases as thereâs less of that. Seems keeping mouths closed and not talking unnecessarily is also key. Unlucky Dublin.
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Has Cork been level 3âd or locked up or locked down or whatever it is that theyâre calling it now?