The Southsiders are great lads to wash their hands though
Italy about to be removed from the green list. FML my life
The Cork number looks suspiciously low.
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Your missus will find some way to blame for over it.
Alan Kelly on RTE now suggesting the graphic explaining the 5 levels should be sent to every house in Ireland. Iâm sure the advice will have changed by the time thatâs organised.
Limerick well down the charts again, with no additional measures taken, itâs almost like these spikes are unrelated to what measures are in place 
Circling the wagons is extremely effective in containing the Covid.
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The threat of the pubs not opening worked a treat.
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I may be killed this evening when I tell her I canât go
Populations in the counties are so low it only takes one decent sized outbreak/cluster to skew the whole thing
Weâve all made sacrifices.
What about the Greens? They are in this government too.
It took 21 cases in Leitrim to out them second in the 14 day incidence
Are they? You wouldnât know it
Dr Martin Feeley forced out of the HSE after his article in the in the Times last weekend.
The Junta strikes again.
Dissent is not tolerated.
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There is no room for debate anymore. Sit down, shut up and do what you are told
They are cunts too. But they havenât been in power for the last 100 years so their cuntishness was slightly less predictable.
The coke dealers of South Dublin will not be happy with you.
It isnât clear though whether these are actually Covid admissions.
According to Jack Lambert, loads of cases are arising now as a result of hospital staff not following PPE procedures.
There were 65 âCovid admissionsâ into hospitals in the last 14 days according to the latest HPSC report.
However, of 2,524 Covid cases in that time, 2.1% or 53 of these cases were âhealthcare setting acquired: patientâ.
Is it actually the case then that hospital admissions are being driven by mainlyâŚpeople already in hospital? 53 patients who contracted it in the hospital environment and 65 overall âadmissionsââŚ
Iâve also checked the latest HSE ops report which puts 65 in hospital so itâs not like itâs an undercount.
Whilst the terminology is clear on it being âacquiredâ in a healthcare setting, of course it could be that these are people who arrived to hospital with Covid and had symptoms, they then tested positive in the healthcare setting so get lumped in there. Against that, could also be people who arrived in for a routine surgery with Covid, being completely Asymptomatic, and test positive. It could also be possible that someone contracts Covid in hospital, tests positive and then is dischargedâŚbut would the HSE do that with someone testing positive for Covid?
Either way, questions have to be asked. Of the 65 in hospital, how many actually contracted it in hospital and what does that say about staff following PPE rules? Of the 65, how many have zero Covid symptoms, people who could in for hip surgery for example, but tested positive so are lumped in as âhospitalisedâ? How many were frail as it was, and Covid is exacerbating the issue?
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