Really! They are blaming the rise in cases amongst other things on the behaviour of young people while saying at the same time donât blame young people. At the same time bringing a young person who is an extreme outlier in front of the cameras to try scare some sense in to young people and get them to take it more seriously.
Ronan going to bat for young people there.
They arenât blaming young people. They are reporting the stats for the cases and saying that young people are getting the virus more than old people, which is a good thing.
Now youâre confusing RTE with NPHET.
RTE, in fairness, are the main terror mongers here. You rarely see an OIUTF voice on twice whereas youâll see McDonkey on repeatedly to give very accurate predictions
RTE have been brutal since the start. I stopped watching them a long, long time ago on this. i donât watch the news. I donât watch current affairs shows, I stopped watching the late late because itâs become an advert for charities and B-Z list celebrities books/DVDâs.
George Lee should be beaten with a shitty stick
That would be typical of those that were infected and had no or mild symptoms.
934 cases confirmed in the North today.
14-day cases per 100,000:
NI: 208.9
ROI: 96.3
Derry City & Strabane: 592.7
Newry & Mourne: 306.9
Belfast: 268.3
Mid-Ulster: 226.4
Donegal: 218.6
Monaghan: 166.2
Dublin: 162.9
Why canât we be like New Zealand?
Tis lucky they didnât test them before the official return date. Much like Donegal.
Derry is nearly as bad as Madrid.
Bobby Storeyâs funeral caused this
This is embarrassing for SF IRA
Fermanagh and Omagh holding out strong.
Muddaragawd
Theyâll be begging Boris to put up the border shortly. Genius
And one death
and nobody else was sick bar a few coughs here and there
theyâre worried about the hospitals. Swann is shitting himself
the end of that article says there are 28 active care home outbreaks. Not good
6 weeks? Peak hospitalisations in the North were a couple of weeks after they locked down.
A nurse has tested positive at our local care home. Theyâre calling it an outbreak.