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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never had it. Don't know anyone that did have it don't know anyone that died with covid 'mentioned' on death certificate.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away? "

It's very likely that it won't ever go away.. but our only real chance is a vaccine. Luckily there are loads of ones in the make at the moment. Just got to wait it out and act responsibly for now

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"Never had it. Don't know anyone that did have it don't know anyone that died with covid 'mentioned' on death certificate. "

I know a few who got it and recovered OK.

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By *ore of thatMan
over a year ago

skerries

Know 5 people that got it 4 are ok . The other person passed away .he was59

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away? "

And all schools back full time from September

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Never had it. Don't know anyone that did have it don't know anyone that died with covid 'mentioned' on death certificate. "

Aren't you lucky

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Never had it. Don't know anyone that did have it don't know anyone that died with covid 'mentioned' on death certificate. "

Are you saying its not real or you're lucky enough not to know anyone that died

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My aunt had it and a few colleagues in the NHS have had it aswell, thankfully all made full recoveries

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By *verage Joe BlackMan
over a year ago

Border Area


"Never had it. Don't know anyone that did have it don't know anyone that died with covid 'mentioned' on death certificate.

Are you saying its not real or you're lucky enough not to know anyone that died "

He may be referring to the fact that in many countries there have been cases of covid being recorded as the cause of death when it wasn’t... But I’m supposing, I’m sure he can speak for himself...

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By *cotsguyyMan
over a year ago

Belfast and Fife

Back to drinking wine hidden in a brown bag in the park then......

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By *he English OneMan
over a year ago

west

Let's face it there is going to be continuous amount of cases and deaths until there is a vaccine which I doubt we will see anytime soon

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By *ashy85Man
over a year ago

Waterford

Doesn't it take years for some vaccines? and then you will have anti vac people going nuts

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"Doesn't it take years for some vaccines? and then you will have anti vac people going nuts "

Usually yes.. But there are several in development which should be certified as safe and effective by the end of the year or the start of next year. Of course there will still be tinfoil hat types who thinks vaccines are a big conspiracy.. but you actually don't need to vaccinate everyone for it to be effective

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By *obbym522000Man
over a year ago

Galway

before they finalise a vaccine they need to establish if someone can be re infected again and again. if they can my understanding is that any vaccine is worth nothing

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"before they finalise a vaccine they need to establish if someone can be re infected again and again. if they can my understanding is that any vaccine is worth nothing"

No. That doesn't need doing before they finalise a vaccine.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

Enough is known at this stage about reinfection rates to know that there is a very good chance of a vaccine being effective. Its being tested right now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Vaccine is the only thing that will rid us of the effects of this. It'll never go away...will always be amongst us but that will be irrelevant if we are protected against it. only fear after that is if it mutates and we ened up fighting a whole new strain of it or worse again..it becomes air bourne..then we really are fucked.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"Vaccine is the only thing that will rid us of the effects of this. It'll never go away...will always be amongst us but that will be irrelevant if we are protected against it. only fear after that is if it mutates and we ened up fighting a whole new strain of it or worse again..it becomes air bourne..then we really are fucked."

Thankfully the virus hasn't mutated much so far, and seems like it is fairly stable. This increases the chance of an effective vaccine.

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By *obbym522000Man
over a year ago

Galway


"Enough is known at this stage about reinfection rates to know that there is a very good chance of a vaccine being effective. Its being tested right now. "

thanks for the reassuring clarification

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Vaccine is the only thing that will rid us of the effects of this. It'll never go away...will always be amongst us but that will be irrelevant if we are protected against it. only fear after that is if it mutates and we ened up fighting a whole new strain of it or worse again..it becomes air bourne..then we really are fucked.

Thankfully the virus hasn't mutated much so far, and seems like it is fairly stable. This increases the chance of an effective vaccine. "

I was reading an article in a science publication that said the virus did have a mutation, from A to G. The change didn't make it any more infectious.

The article raises the issue as to why this virus was so infectious from the outset? They suggested that it is very possible this virus was around a lot longer than when it was first found in Wouhan. It could easily have caused smaller number of deaths in villages and gone under the radar for quite some time and mutated to this very advanced infectious ability to what we now know as covid19.

It mentions studies at a ferret farm in Norway have shown that it can cross from animal to human and back again from ferret to human.

They suggest this advanced state of this virus might be the reason that it doesn't need to mutate. When a vaccine or treatment is found and used, then we may see mutations occur much like with the flu and flu vaccines.

Simple evolutionary processes.

Here is the link if interested.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/07/pandemic-virus-slowly-mutating-it-getting-more-dangerous

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

I read that while it IS mutating, its not changing enough that the vaccines are ineffective. The changes are relatively small. All viruses change. Some are highly mutable and change a lot quite quickly others not so. Thankfully sars cov2 is the latter.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So anyway, where can I get a few pints when im in Belfast. Im up there 17th Aug for 5 days.

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

covid is here for the long term, and all the isolation, quarintine and lockdown will keep it around alot longer than necessary.

yes I know how terrible it is

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away? "

Pubs opening by the 1st of September won't happen. Simultaneously with schools? Not a chance. That's the government messing around, thinking we're all stupid.

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By *ocko123Man
over a year ago

Derry


"Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away?

Pubs opening by the 1st of September won't happen. Simultaneously with schools? Not a chance. That's the government messing around, thinking we're all stupid. "

Schools are opening up before September this year on 24th.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"Re opening of wet pubs in N.Ireland now put back to Sept 1st at the earliest, and face masks mandatory indoors from Monday.

Will this bloody virus ever go away?

Pubs opening by the 1st of September won't happen. Simultaneously with schools? Not a chance. That's the government messing around, thinking we're all stupid.

Schools are opening up before September this year on 24th."

Yeah those few days don't make any difference, end of August/ beginning of September, that's still simultaneously. Or do you think the experiment 'reopening schools' is conclusive after a week?

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By *elfastDMan
over a year ago

belfast


"So anyway, where can I get a few pints when im in Belfast. Im up there 17th Aug for 5 days. "

You can still get pints up here at pubs that serve food. You can sit inside if you’re eating but if you’re only getting drinks you have to sit outside

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I read that while it IS mutating, its not changing enough that the vaccines are ineffective. The changes are relatively small. All viruses change. Some are highly mutable and change a lot quite quickly others not so. Thankfully sars cov2 is the latter. "

I read that it could have already mutated undetected to a very advanced state. One reason it's spread so rapidly and it may prove to be more difficult to get an effective vaccine as a result.

Either way it's not static and will not remain static.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So anyway, where can I get a few pints when im in Belfast. Im up there 17th Aug for 5 days.

You can still get pints up here at pubs that serve food. You can sit inside if you’re eating but if you’re only getting drinks you have to sit outside"
Thanks for that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

But isnt that the sting in the tail of this virus, asymptomatic transmission, you may pick it up and past it on and never know you had it

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