Coronavirus - Remain Calm. Do Not Panic

FrankosHereNow wrote: Was in 2 pubs last time. Both enforced the rules. I’d say the overwhelming majority of pubs complied with the regulations.

Would be great to watch the euros on a big screen  having a few pints in a beer garden. 

tetsujin1979 wrote: Another record day for doses on Tuesday: https://twitter.com/COVID19IECharts/status/1387701918722629634

Good work on this, fair play. Just wonder what impact a speedier roll out would have on the date forecasts for vaccination completion. Read somewhere of 450,000 vaccines a week being a target June (that's 60k a day) ? 

Cabra Hoop wrote: tetsujin1979 wrote: Another record day for doses on Tuesday: https://twitter.com/COVID19IECharts/status/1387701918722629634 Good work on this, fair play. Just wonder what impact a speedier roll out would have on the date forecasts for vaccination completion. Read somewhere of 450,000 vaccines a week being a target June (that's 60k a day) ?

Is there a date for outdoor football matches resuming?

It’s quite worrying to see the trend in Ireland. It’s now being left behind by its EU counterparts in the vaccine roll out, and reopening of the economy. And it’s many many months behind it’s neighbours in the British isles. One has to wonder how an Ulster championship could play out as one example. Post June 21st, normality will return to U.K. You'd expect large crowds being able to watch a Tyrone Game in Omagh meanwhile in Donegal.. ‘small crowds’. Could fans from Monaghan watch a game in Fermanagh in a packed house? Interesting times ahead. 

nvidic wrote: I wasn't in any pub that enforced the rules, as in had to order food and be gone after 1h45, one did make you order food but the other few didn't

Cabra Hoop wrote: tetsujin1979 wrote: Cabra Hoop wrote: tetsujin1979 wrote: Another record day for doses on Tuesday: https://twitter.com/COVID19IECharts/status/1387701918722629634 Good work on this, fair play. Just wonder what impact a speedier roll out would have on the date forecasts for vaccination completion. Read somewhere of 450,000 vaccines a week being a target June (that's 60k a day) ?  let's say we continue at the current seven day rate of 23,208 first doses until the 1st June that's 34 days (three days in April, and 31 days in May) at 23,208 doses a day = 789,072 doses Adding that to the current total of 1,041,284 people who have received their first dose gives 1,830,356 people who will have received their first dose on 1st June, leaving approximately 2,032,791 people over the age of 16 unvaccinated If we average 60k doses a day from the 1st June on, it'll take 33.8 days to vaccinate those, meaning the final first dose will be administered on Sunday, 4th July Cheers, based on what we know i can see it being towards the latter part of July/early August before first doses completed. Half glass full type me, more and more hopeful of Luxembourg in November now.

Yeah, that would be my best guess too.

Can’t wait for the price of a pint in Dublin 

sausy wrote: nvidic wrote: I wasn't in any pub that enforced the rules, as in had to order food and be gone after 1h45, one did make you order food but the other few didn't    The 1hr 45min limit was only if you couldn't be spaced 2m from other tables. The Eden in Rathfarnnham challenged it with and were allowed to leave people as long as they wanted.