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

From RTE

Residents of counties Kildare, Offaly and Laois will not be permitted to travel outside of their counties except for in limited circumstances, including travel to and from work, under plans agreed by the Government.

Restaurants, bars, cinemas and gyms will be closed for the localalised restrictions, which are due to come into effect from midnight tonight and remain in place for two weeks.

But crèches will remain open and preparations for the re-opening of schools can continue

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By *1shadesofnaughtyMan
over a year ago

South Limerick

Whole country needs to be locked down again. Close every thing.

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By *ornyfireCouple
over a year ago

Middle Earth


"Whole country needs to be locked down again. Close every thing. "

Ahhhh noooooooo. Some people have actually abidided by the restrictions so from now should be areas where there are cases and let the rest of us get on with it.,following guidelines ect.

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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago

South Dublin Area

These lads have not got a fuckn clue what they are doing absolute muppets.

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford

Listening to the radio and they were talking to a woman who own a florists. she said if they lock down her business will go under. she said shes after losing a lot of weddings and commercial contracts and if a lockdown happens she wont be able to reopen. I can only imagine what she and a lot of other business owners and staff are going through right now

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By *anKinkyMan
over a year ago

Carrick on Shannon

Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

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

Just saw it on the news. Had a feeling something was going on with the new measures introduced in work.

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth

dirty people breathing on top of each other ..wear a mask and keep 2 metres away for phuck sake

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really. "

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?

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By *ornyfireCouple
over a year ago

Middle Earth


"Listening to the radio and they were talking to a woman who own a florists. she said if they lock down her business will go under. she said shes after losing a lot of weddings and commercial contracts and if a lockdown happens she wont be able to reopen. I can only imagine what she and a lot of other business owners and staff are going through right now"

This is awful but if they lockdown the whole country it will close so many businesses, I do think area by area and hope that people will abide by it.

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By *anKinkyMan
over a year ago

Carrick on Shannon


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?"
Autumn actually,Staycation avoiding lockdown maybe? Honestly I don't give a fiddlers f where you travel.I'm not condemning them

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

Appears that the outbreaks are linked to meat plants. Its several weeks since this problem was first highlighted, I wonder if these plants had done proper covid testing at the time, could this have been avoided??

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Every morning The N7 and N4 have a huge amount of traffic heading towards Dublin

These people are obviously the ones that can't work from home so that probably won't change.

Everyone knew that the meat factories were going to be a big problem but nothing was done to them because Ireland Inc needs food and agriculture to keep moving.

I've worked during the last few weeks in the factories involved and they did a huge amount of work to protect the workers.

However to process meat safety to make sure its safe to eat the conditions in the factory are such that the virus can thrive.

Low temperature throughout and always a breeze to keep changing the air to stop the meat from going off.

The factories will reopen before all the small companies sacrificed to save them

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By *sLittleRedRidingHoodWoman
over a year ago

Magical Forrest

Donegal was mobbed last bank holiday weekend by people from Dublin,kerry,Waterford,limerick, offaly,Laois and NI.

Most still here and more coming each day.

Cases in Donegal also going up.

I see soo many people touching their faces,coughing,not sanitising their hands.

We still have a pandemic going on.

I really don't want to go back to a lockdown.

Schools supposed to be opening in 4 weeks.

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?Autumn actually,Staycation avoiding lockdown maybe? Honestly I don't give a fiddlers f where you travel.I'm not condemning them "

it's the middle of most people's summer holidays. Why comment on the reg plates if you don't give a fiddler's where people travel to. Anyway to be pedantic about it the lockdown doesn't start until midnight so they can travel wherever they like until then

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


"Whole country needs to be locked down again. Close every thing. "
I think you are correct, this will be proven in about a month

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By *exyDownUnderWoman
over a year ago

Westmeath

Be interesting to see if they will still go ahead with opening Schools. Personally I think the cases will skyrocket if they do.

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


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?Autumn actually,Staycation avoiding lockdown maybe? Honestly I don't give a fiddlers f where you travel.I'm not condemning them "

I've a Roscommon reg car and live in Kildare. I wonder what your logic proves?

There's correlation between the annual death rate of people falling into pools and the number of films Nick cage has made over the past 10 years.

Fingers crossed he stops making movies and we can eradicate pool deaths.

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By *assion and MoreCouple
over a year ago

Here and There, Monaghan


"Be interesting to see if they will still go ahead with opening Schools. Personally I think the cases will skyrocket if they do."

Schools are reopening - politically they have to open, Governments credibility rests on it

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?Autumn actually,Staycation avoiding lockdown maybe? Honestly I don't give a fiddlers f where you travel.I'm not condemning them

I've a Roscommon reg car and live in Kildare. I wonder what your logic proves?

There's correlation between the annual death rate of people falling into pools and the number of films Nick cage has made over the past 10 years.

Fingers crossed he stops making movies and we can eradicate pool deaths. "

Not the same if we can't go to the cinema to watch it .

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By *anKinkyMan
over a year ago

Carrick on Shannon


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?Autumn actually,Staycation avoiding lockdown maybe? Honestly I don't give a fiddlers f where you travel.I'm not condemning them

it's the middle of most people's summer holidays. Why comment on the reg plates if you don't give a fiddler's where people travel to. Anyway to be pedantic about it the lockdown doesn't start until midnight so they can travel wherever they like until then "
I was merely commenting on an observation at the time and reg plates between 201- 202 I surmised would have been registered in county of residence but I'm not pedantic,of course they can travel anywhere before midnight,isn't that what I said,locking the stable door after the horse has bolted

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


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really. "

I've a Dublin reg and I live in Kildare.

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun

So fucking pissed off with this now!!

Abided by the guidelines and rules so we could get back to some form of normality again soon (masks while shopping and enclosed places, sanitising etc) and now this, back in lockdown! FFS

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By *lassy lady 216Woman
over a year ago

Craigavon

We may all get used to it it will happen up here too selfish people wont abide by the rules so we all suffer going to be a long hard winter but they again noone is enforcing the rules my sister was in spain the other week she said every street corner there were police and outside most shops we are too soft here you want people to abide by the rules you need people on the street enforcing them not sitting in there nice cosy warm offices and police stations

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?"

Yep, you’re fucked

We live in Kildare/Laois and have a Cork reg car, so we’re good to go!

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?

Yep, you’re fucked

We live in Kildare/Laois and have a Cork reg car, so we’re good to go! "

If a lad could print plates he'd be a wealthy man in two weeks time

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth


"Every morning The N7 and N4 have a huge amount of traffic heading towards Dublin

These people are obviously the ones that can't work from home so that probably won't change.

Everyone knew that the meat factories were going to be a big problem but nothing was done to them because Ireland Inc needs food and agriculture to keep moving.

I've worked during the last few weeks in the factories involved and they did a huge amount of work to protect the workers.

However to process meat safety to make sure its safe to eat the conditions in the factory are such that the virus can thrive.

Low temperature throughout and always a breeze to keep changing the air to stop the meat from going off.

The factories will reopen before all the small companies sacrificed to save them "

meat factories are a perfect breeding ground for covid..the germans did an experiment in a cold environment like a meat factory and it showed that covid can spread 26ft away from an infected person..they had outbreaks in their own meat factories..its worrying with winter approaching..air will naturally get colder and this thing will go crazy altogether..think most people will become infected its a case of when not if

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


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?

Yep, you’re fucked

We live in Kildare/Laois and have a Cork reg car, so we’re good to go! "

Finally my D reg car comes in handy

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?

Yep, you’re fucked

We live in Kildare/Laois and have a Cork reg car, so we’re good to go!

Finally my D reg car comes in handy "

Wowowowowow there now. Take a step back little miss Laois, keep your hands and reg plates where I can see them

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.

I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu.

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


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu. "

Herd immunity is the only way we will get through this.

However it has proven fatal to some with no underlying health conditions so I don't agree with your statement that it is 'relatively harmless'

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

Can anyone advise, how to remove the top of a classic bottle of wine, with no corkscrew

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

Covid, due everything you can, personally, to stay safe, regardless on county, or country, simples

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


"Can anyone advise, how to remove the top of a classic bottle of wine, with no corkscrew

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I had this issue earlier

Wrap a wet dish cloth around it to get some grip

Or if you are talking about removing a cork, find a spiky implement such as a screwdriver

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By *aywhatnowMan
over a year ago

North County


"We may all get used to it it will happen up here too selfish people wont abide by the rules so we all suffer going to be a long hard winter but they again noone is enforcing the rules my sister was in spain the other week she said every street corner there were police and outside most shops we are too soft here you want people to abide by the rules you need people on the street enforcing them not sitting in there nice cosy warm offices and police stations "

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.


"Can anyone advise, how to remove the top of a classic bottle of wine, with no corkscrew

I had this issue earlier

Wrap a wet dish cloth around it to get some grip

Or if you are talking about removing a cork, find a spiky implement such as a screwdriver"

Use your sword. Its simple after a bit of practise . Practise on cheap bottles of cider first. When done right, you'll create a great impression.

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


"Donegal was mobbed last bank holiday weekend by people from Dublin,kerry,Waterford,limerick, offaly,Laois and NI.

Most still here and more coming each day.

Cases in Donegal also going up.

I see soo many people touching their faces,coughing,not sanitising their hands.

We still have a pandemic going on.

I really don't want to go back to a lockdown.

Schools supposed to be opening in 4 weeks.

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2nd level schools opening in the next 2 weeks

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By *antra MassageMan
over a year ago

South Side.


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu.

Herd immunity is the only way we will get through this.

However it has proven fatal to some with no underlying health conditions so I don't agree with your statement that it is 'relatively harmless'"

I accept that,... But, we've survived MARS, SARS, MRSA, avian flu, swine flu,.. And if youve travelled, malaria, dengue fever, ebola, polio, tb, and lots of other horrible diseases. We live in a risk averse society, where NO risk is acceptable . There comes a time where we have to decide if we want to live,and take the risk, or live miserable lives.

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


"We may all get used to it it will happen up here too selfish people wont abide by the rules so we all suffer going to be a long hard winter but they again noone is enforcing the rules my sister was in spain the other week she said every street corner there were police and outside most shops we are too soft here you want people to abide by the rules you need people on the street enforcing them not sitting in there nice cosy warm offices and police stations "

Does your sister live in Spain or travel there from Ireland for a holiday?

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By *lassy lady 216Woman
over a year ago

Craigavon

No she was there for a holiday and yes before you jump on the band wagon and give off she knows how i feel about it we actually arent speaking at the moment yes she is selfish and putting others at risk but im not her keeper

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


"No she was there for a holiday and yes before you jump on the band wagon and give off she knows how i feel about it we actually arent speaking at the moment yes she is selfish and putting others at risk but im not her keeper "

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


"Be interesting to see if they will still go ahead with opening Schools. Personally I think the cases will skyrocket if they do.

Schools are reopening - politically they have to open, Governments credibility rests on it"
the goverment has no credibility.. They had none since this began months ago..

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Can anyone advise, how to remove the top of a classic bottle of wine, with no corkscrew

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You just need a shoe or a runner and a concrete wall ...it takes 1 min look it up on youtube

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

Do you think the government will come back off there holidays - ha I think not

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


"From RTE

Residents of counties Kildare, Offaly and Laois will not be permitted to travel outside of their counties except for in limited circumstances, including travel to and from work, under plans agreed by the Government.

Restaurants, bars, cinemas and gyms will be closed for the localalised restrictions, which are due to come into effect from midnight tonight and remain in place for two weeks.

But crèches will remain open and preparations for the re-opening of schools can continue"

Second wave definitely on its way ..

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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago

South Dublin Area


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu.

Herd immunity is the only way we will get through this.

However it has proven fatal to some with no underlying health conditions so I don't agree with your statement that it is 'relatively harmless'"
8 people under 65 have died from it that didn’t have underlying conditions but that doesnt take into account heavy drinking, smoking and most of all obesity which it has a direct link to deaths.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu.

Herd immunity is the only way we will get through this.

However it has proven fatal to some with no underlying health conditions so I don't agree with your statement that it is 'relatively harmless'"

We're decades away from herd immunity beside that there's no proof that you can't get it twice.

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


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu. "

This is dangerous shite....covid is capable of killing a hundred times more people than any flu...plus we are only learning of the future health issues caused by the virus.

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

I had someone msg me from kildare looking for a meet, dream on...

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

it's ridicoulous, they let people in the country from affected areas and shut down a few county's

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

The factories that caused all the hassle are reopening on Monday just as small companies go bust all over the place and the others have to close for 2 weeks

They refused to pay sick pay so the workers feeling ill took paracetamol to pass the temperature test everyday and to work as long as possible ...thats how they got huge amount of sick workers

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"it's ridicoulous, they let people in the country from affected areas and shut down a few county's "

Your profile says you are from Naas ? So therefore you should rightly be included in the lockdown. College of mine is now off work through no fault of his own because he shares a house with a guy who works in Irish dog foods, one of the first big localised break outs occurred there and the vast majority of employees are foreign nationals sharing homes and in some cases beds. This could be anywhere in Kildare or the surrounding counties now as there are a high number of meat and food processing plants in the location. All with the same type of low paid employees in similar living conditions. If there isn't local intervention and lockdowns then in three weeks time we will all be under lock and key. What other choice does the government have

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"Whole country needs to be locked down again. Close every thing.

Ahhhh noooooooo. Some people have actually abidided by the restrictions so from now should be areas where there are cases and let the rest of us get on with it.,following guidelines ect. "

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"The factories that caused all the hassle are reopening on Monday just as small companies go bust all over the place and the others have to close for 2 weeks

They refused to pay sick pay so the workers feeling ill took paracetamol to pass the temperature test everyday and to work as long as possible ...thats how they got huge amount of sick workers "

Once u test positive u can claim €350 which is probably as much as the meat processors pay

However i get ur point the processors know there's an issue and should have being actively encouraging early declarations

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

It was gas last night the amount of Kildare profiles checking me out must be looking for a lock buddy. Also I noticed a few were changing their location from Kildare to Dublin.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

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


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production. "

If only

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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago

South Dublin Area

Its actually the right thing to do. There wasn’t s single case in cork yesterday with a population of 500k, dublin has 1.4 million people and had 5 cases yesterday. These countries don’t currently need to be locked down because they have it under control.

The outbreaks in the 3 counties are clusters that can be hopefully traced. The actual current community transmission is tiny and hopefully stays that way.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

If only"

Ffs with the sun shining you could help me to spread some optimism, at least we could pretend...

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

If only

Ffs with the sun shining you could help me to spread some optimism, at least we could pretend..."

All this from a woman who adores a good beef sausage

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over a year ago


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

If only

Ffs with the sun shining you could help me to spread some optimism, at least we could pretend..."

People want cheap food, easy to turn a blind eye

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

If only

Ffs with the sun shining you could help me to spread some optimism, at least we could pretend...

All this from a woman who adores a good beef sausage "

Actually pork sausages are more tasty, maus oui j'aime bien des cochonneries

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"The expression 'meat industry' alone implies the whole nastiness of that sector. The animal, the living being has been canceled out of the equation. It's industrialised livestock agriculture to satisfy our daily hunger for meat. The negative consequences of the meat production are so manifold it would become a very long post if I listed them all. It entails everything from animal cruelty, to deforestation, sources of pandemics and contributing up to 14% to the global greenhouse emmission.

Anyhow I know it won't change anything on the situation we've right now but this sector has to roll back to a more natural and more human approach and as concious consumers we can contribute towards a more sustainable production.

If only

Ffs with the sun shining you could help me to spread some optimism, at least we could pretend...

All this from a woman who adores a good beef sausage

Actually pork sausages are more tasty, maus oui j'aime bien des cochonneries"

Nothing like pigging out

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By *ewadventures2017Couple
over a year ago

some where near

The meat industry is a pack of gangsters

Look at how they treated the farmers during the strike talks

There spokesman Cormac Healy refused to sit in the same room as the farmers

Shows the disrespect they have for them not much sound of the ignorant b.....d lately

Cowen was shafted because he was trying to bring a Chinese consortium to set up a plant for offal in co offaly to be a bit of competition to the big guns who control the whole market and I don't condone what he did eighter by the way

Their business visa were rejected last week

These same companies have nearly all low paid workers who are treated like slaves in conditions that are no social distant etc

They were told to take paracetamol to keep temp down coming in to work

It's very hard to be sympathetic to them

I feel sorry for the people living in those county who have been doing there best

Rant over

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

There was 226 cases over 14 days in loais offaly kildare. Thats 16 cases per day over 3 counties. Basically the same numbers as Dublin 5-6 cases per day per county.

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


"It was gas last night the amount of Kildare profiles checking me out must be looking for a lock buddy. Also I noticed a few were changing their location from Kildare to Dublin. "

Saw that ourselves.

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


"There was 226 cases over 14 days in loais offaly kildare. Thats 16 cases per day over 3 counties. Basically the same numbers as Dublin 5-6 cases per day per county."

Per head of population

Laois has 4 times the number of infections that Dublin has had over the last 14 days

And 60 times those of neighboring Kilkenny

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

Anyone having a BBQ tonight?

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


"There was 226 cases over 14 days in loais offaly kildare. Thats 16 cases per day over 3 counties. Basically the same numbers as Dublin 5-6 cases per day per county.

Per head of population

Laois has 4 times the number of infections that Dublin has had over the last 14 days

And 60 times those of neighboring Kilkenny "

Per head of population does not rest with 3 counties. If ur using per head of populations in a global pandemic u have to use the global per head of population.

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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago

South Dublin Area


"There was 226 cases over 14 days in loais offaly kildare. Thats 16 cases per day over 3 counties. Basically the same numbers as Dublin 5-6 cases per day per county.

Per head of population

Laois has 4 times the number of infections that Dublin has had over the last 14 days

And 60 times those of neighboring Kilkenny

Per head of population does not rest with 3 counties. If ur using per head of populations in a global pandemic u have to use the global per head of population. "
Why so? Kerry has zero cases. Should they be included?

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

How many people in kerry have been tested in the same 2 week period to Kildale loais offaly.

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick

174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision

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By *aywhatnowMan
over a year ago

North County


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision "

Agreed

Figures held back to justify the decision but the correct one made.

Meat industry has a lot to answer for as does whomever is supposed to be auditing them.

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision

Agreed

Figures held back to justify the decision but the correct one made.

Meat industry has a lot to answer for as does whomever is supposed to be auditing them."

Have to feel for the people in these areas as their businesses are now affected by inaction on the part of the meat processors and goverment.

We knew other countrys had issues with meat plants we should have being able to stave this off, although there's are a lot more meat plants than those in kildare begs the question how responsible the processors are for this

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

We cant complain about conditions in the meat factories and then sit down and eat our spag bol using mince from lidl bought for 3 euro

The factories are a perfect breeding ground for the virus and its the same all over the world so Ireland is not unique

However direct provision and lack of affordable housing are a major blight on this country and are a major contribution to this outbreak

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By *aywhatnowMan
over a year ago

North County


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision

Agreed

Figures held back to justify the decision but the correct one made.

Meat industry has a lot to answer for as does whomever is supposed to be auditing them.

Have to feel for the people in these areas as their businesses are now affected by inaction on the part of the meat processors and goverment.

We knew other countrys had issues with meat plants we should have being able to stave this off, although there's are a lot more meat plants than those in kildare begs the question how responsible the processors are for this "

Completely agree but sure we also knew when covid was rampant in italy and Spain that no flights should be landing here and we knew that the elderly would need protecting in nursing homes but those in power have shown epic incompetence, yet we see superman murals on walls of these guys. Mind boggling stuff.

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision

Agreed

Figures held back to justify the decision but the correct one made.

Meat industry has a lot to answer for as does whomever is supposed to be auditing them."

It appears that there was also a spike among the asylum centres in the areas mentioned (Hotels they are accommodated in)

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By *aywhatnowMan
over a year ago

North County


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision

Agreed

Figures held back to justify the decision but the correct one made.

Meat industry has a lot to answer for as does whomever is supposed to be auditing them.

It appears that there was also a spike among the asylum centres in the areas mentioned (Hotels they are accommodated in)"

Yes indeed and they are used as cheap labour in that industry. The conditions are shocking. Corporate greed over people's health and the health of the wider public.

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"We cant complain about conditions in the meat factories and then sit down and eat our spag bol using mince from lidl bought for 3 euro

The factories are a perfect breeding ground for the virus and its the same all over the world so Ireland is not unique

However direct provision and lack of affordable housing are a major blight on this country and are a major contribution to this outbreak"

I agree and counter that meat processors also knew and would it not have being in their interest to actively monitor their staff and offer better heath screening to their employees now they are closed and spending on deep cleans

Which we will pay for in the long run as they pass on the cost to preserve their bottom line

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

About a month into the lockdown I was asked by a customer to call to their meat factory as they had a production problem.

I went there,answered the covid questionnaire ,temp taken and gowned up.

In I went right through the boning hall with production taking place

The next day I sent a crew of 3 men into the same area to fix the breakdown

They went through the same procedure to get in.

2 days later the front of the Sunday Business post reported that they had 60 cases in the factory the same day I arrived.

I emailed them on the monday to complain and my men were furious

They never even replied and won't take my calls either.

I got paid and even though Im doing business with them 36 yrs I'll never have dealings with them again.I look forward to their next breakdown

That's the type of management in these factories

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

We are an island ffs, close border with N. Ireland, flights and ferries for freight only , should not be that hard to flatten it back again, and what’s the deal with Americans etc coming in and doing whatever the Fuck they want? No quarantine , no restrictions , no fuck all, Madness

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By *ashy85Man
over a year ago

Waterford

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By *ashy85Man
over a year ago

Waterford


"Donegal was mobbed last bank holiday weekend by people from Dublin,kerry,Waterford,limerick, offaly,Laois and NI.

Most still here and more coming each day.

Cases in Donegal also going up.

I see soo many people touching their faces,coughing,not sanitising their hands.

We still have a pandemic going on.

I really don't want to go back to a lockdown.

Schools supposed to be opening in 4 weeks.

"

Its the same down here I'm in a small town in west Waterford and I see Dublin reg cars everyday not to mention the amount of UK cars.

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

thank you larry goodman et al for feeding us the V?

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"thank you larry goodman et al for feeding us the V?"

In fairness to Larry Goodman none of his factories have any cases yet

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By *aywhatnowMan
over a year ago

North County


"We are an island ffs, close border with N. Ireland, flights and ferries for freight only , should not be that hard to flatten it back again, and what’s the deal with Americans etc coming in and doing whatever the Fuck they want? No quarantine , no restrictions , no fuck all, Madness "

That's exactly what should've been done when it reached Italy, but sure the flights kept coming. More worried bathe economy but that ends up fucked anyway, 2 weeks full shut down at the start and we would have full control.

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By *iktikiCouple
over a year ago

cork


"We are an island ffs, close border with N. Ireland, flights and ferries for freight only , should not be that hard to flatten it back again, and what’s the deal with Americans etc coming in and doing whatever the Fuck they want? No quarantine , no restrictions , no fuck all, Madness

That's exactly what should've been done when it reached Italy, but sure the flights kept coming. More worried bathe economy but that ends up fucked anyway, 2 weeks full shut down at the start and we would have full control."

Dream on

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"174 new cases 110 of those in kildare looks like they took the right decision "

Cordon of Kildare and we're grand, sure the county is only motorways and a shopping centre anyway.

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By *ailburkeMan
over a year ago

near you

Its the same old same old ,close the ports stop flights ,them lot crossing the border,open the pubs, sure what harm would a few pints do you ,its all the goverments fault,they are not doing enough ,i cant belive what they are doing,they wont stop me going on holidays, why didnt they do this sooner ,why are they doing this now ,so on and so on and so on and the very same people wont do a simple thing and wear a mask,or in a que at a shop they are up your fucking arse ,thats the problem with people in this country today no one wants to take personal responsability give me free water , i want a house for nothing,one of the highest rates of dole and pensions in the EU and we still want more sure mary lou will fix it

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


"Its the same old same old ,close the ports stop flights ,them lot crossing the border,open the pubs, sure what harm would a few pints do you ,its all the goverments fault,they are not doing enough ,i cant belive what they are doing,they wont stop me going on holidays, why didnt they do this sooner ,why are they doing this now ,so on and so on and so on and the very same people wont do a simple thing and wear a mask,or in a que at a shop they are up your fucking arse ,thats the problem with people in this country today no one wants to take personal responsability give me free water , i want a house for nothing,one of the highest rates of dole and pensions in the EU and we still want more sure mary lou will fix it "

Totally agree seen a post during the week on another social media platform giving out that hand sanitizer wasn't been provided at a tourist spot. People think it's appropriate to steal it from churches and people expect businesses and other places to provide them. They have been shut for weeks. The cost of kitting premises out, training staff etc and people haven't the cop on to but a small bottle of sanitizer and carry it themselves God bless the Irish entitlement

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By *ewarkMarkMan
over a year ago

Waterford


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ?"
I’ve a Kildare reg that I bought in cork living in Waterford?

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


"It was gas last night the amount of Kildare profiles checking me out must be looking for a lock buddy. Also I noticed a few were changing their location from Kildare to Dublin. "

Rosy, you are a very observant girl lol

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By *anKinkyMan
over a year ago

Carrick on Shannon


"Locking the stable doors after the horse has bolted! 6 KE REG Cars with luggage passing through Roscommon within a 5 minute period earlier. Can't blame them really.

It's a Friday in the middle of the summer. Staycation maybe ? Doubt they decided to burn their house and head for high ground. I have a Kildare reg car, does that exclude me from travel even though I live in Wicklow ? I’ve a Kildare reg that I bought in cork living in Waterford? "
Happy for you .well you can afford 201-202 reg

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By *ohndunboyneMan
over a year ago

Dunboyne & Dublin


"I believe its only a matter of time before we all catch it. Its relatively harmless to those with strong immune systems. I think if we boost our immune systems this summer, with lots of sunshine on our skins, healthy eating and exercise, we have a good chance of getting over, what is really a bad flu. "

That's me funked so!

I've been busy drinking and bbqing every chance I get during lockdown and smoking like a trooper.

Ah sure, I'm on the way out regardless.

Anyone for the last charity ride there?

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


"It was gas last night the amount of Kildare profiles checking me out must be looking for a lock buddy. Also I noticed a few were changing their location from Kildare to Dublin. "

Where do I submit my application

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By *he English OneMan
over a year ago

west

Look obviously one too many wasn't going by the easy guidelines set out for all of us this could have easily happened anywhere else a D i wouldn't be surprised if it does at some point some just simply couldn't give a damn about what's going on and it is a big kick in the face to those who are going by the rules

Then we have the good people in the government allowing people from high risk countries to enter here making things worse

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


"Look obviously one too many wasn't going by the easy guidelines set out for all of us this could have easily happened anywhere else a D i wouldn't be surprised if it does at some point some just simply couldn't give a damn about what's going on and it is a big kick in the face to those who are going by the rules

Then we have the good people in the government allowing people from high risk countries to enter here making things worse "

Agree totally

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


"Whole country needs to be locked down again. Close every thing. "

This actually not possible as our whole economy will crumble.. Regional lockdowns are the way forward.. Just unfortunately it's these 3 first.. Its gonna happen to our places as well so get ready for it.. Dublin should of been lockdown a long time ago with over 12k case that came from there since the start.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

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


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack "

That's crazy

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


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack "

I'm not surprised. Very few seem to be taking it seriously. I'm self employed and Kildare is half the name of my business but a lot of work comes from Dublin, meath, Westmeath etc but i havnt had a single phone call since the lockdown was announced. The last lockdown nearly ruined me but I reckon this is gonna shut me down.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Im also based in Kildare and some of my customers are the factories closed but lucky enough only been in one since March

All the work with them is on hold but I've enough to keep all my workers going

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

ye have to feel sorry for these workers, working under fear of being sacked if they don't turn into work... living in cramped conditions and more than likley working with no social distance.

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


"ye have to feel sorry for these workers, working under fear of being sacked if they don't turn into work... living in cramped conditions and more than likley working with no social distance. "

People demand cheap food, this, and animal abuse, is the result.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

Funny thing is that the problem 'meat factory' surfaced already in May. 3 month later were and we're at the same point, it's like playing snakes and ladders, just that this version has way more serious implications. It also shows you the incompetence of the government to actually deal with arising problems, rather than being proactive they sit it out and hope for the best.

Which leads to more general questions: what has the government done in the last 5 month to be prepared for a winter with covid-19? My fear is fuck all.

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

Set 'em adrift

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack "

Then its up to the guards to enforce the guidelines like the did in a wet pub in a west limerick town

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

Then its up to the guards to enforce the guidelines like the did in a wet pub in a west limerick town "

I better shave my pubs so, before the cops call in, they're tend to be wet.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

So I've driven from Dublin to Kildare to Laoise and back to Kildare

What would people like smuggled from Dublin tomorrow

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

(e)

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"(e) "

Ok what legal substances would people like smuggled

From Dublin

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack "

It's only against government guidelines if they have symptoms or have been in close contact with a positive test. I don't know if carrolls is one of the companues affected by this so I can't say if they have gone against guidelines.But just a company doing testing does not mean they have to shut until all results are back.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

It's only against government guidelines if they have symptoms or have been in close contact with a positive test. I don't know if carrolls is one of the companues affected by this so I can't say if they have gone against guidelines.But just a company doing testing does not mean they have to shut until all results are back. "

No they're not one of the companies in the three to date Bo but had 8 positives last week so all staff were tested

All bar the 8 back in work today

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

It's only against government guidelines if they have symptoms or have been in close contact with a positive test. I don't know if carrolls is one of the companues affected by this so I can't say if they have gone against guidelines.But just a company doing testing does not mean they have to shut until all results are back. "

Once you are tested you self isolate until u get a negative result

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin

Really interesting...while Ireland goes backwards, in lockdown, other countries living absolutely normal life, just having my cold drink on afternoon beach party, cold mochito beside me and everything is fine...who is crazy in this situation? Time will show...

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

It's only against government guidelines if they have symptoms or have been in close contact with a positive test. I don't know if carrolls is one of the companues affected by this so I can't say if they have gone against guidelines.But just a company doing testing does not mean they have to shut until all results are back.

Once you are tested you self isolate until u get a negative result "

Sorry they tested as a precaution

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"Really interesting...while Ireland goes backwards, in lockdown, other countries living absolutely normal life, just having my cold drink on afternoon beach party, cold mochito beside me and everything is fine...who is crazy in this situation? Time will show... "

Not true germany, spain, Netherlands,Australia among many others imposing local lockdowns

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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in Co. Down


"Today all the workers in Carroll's cuisine were given tests

They were told to come into work tomorrow and wait on their test results that might be back on Tuesday.

Completely going against office government advice of self isolation until the results are vack

It's only against government guidelines if they have symptoms or have been in close contact with a positive test. I don't know if carrolls is one of the companues affected by this so I can't say if they have gone against guidelines.But just a company doing testing does not mean they have to shut until all results are back.

Once you are tested you self isolate until u get a negative result "

Not unless you are showing symptoms or have been in contact with someone who has been positive. We get tested at work we don't stay away until results come back. The only ones who arent allowed in and go to get a test outside of work is any who have been somewhere like the bars shops etc where outbreaks have happened.Unless Carrolls have had an outbreak in there they are within their rights to allow work to continue as the testing is precautionary.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Also I know it looks bad on paper but we as a country have only had 4 deaths in the last 15 days and as far as I know 13 people in ICU at present

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By *kcoupleCouple
over a year ago

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"Also I know it looks bad on paper but we as a country have only had 4 deaths in the last 15 days and as far as I know 13 people in ICU at present "

But the death figure is almost a false hope because this time around most of those who have contracted it are under 50 and are in a much better position to fight it. The worry is if the infection rate continues to climb it can only increase the risk of more elderly people picking it up. I suppose people have to make a choice as to what they deem an acceptable risk

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"Also I know it looks bad on paper but we as a country have only had 4 deaths in the last 15 days and as far as I know 13 people in ICU at present

But the death figure is almost a false hope because this time around most of those who have contracted it are under 50 and are in a much better position to fight it. The worry is if the infection rate continues to climb it can only increase the risk of more elderly people picking it up. I suppose people have to make a choice as to what they deem an acceptable risk "

Also, this surge has just started, people who die from covid have often been ill for 4 to 6 weeks before succumbing to the disease.

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By *mma4funWoman
over a year ago

Galway

You can fly in from USA and go anywhere in Ireland BUT you cannot go anywhere in Ireland if your in Kildare, Laois or Offaly....strange but true

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over a year ago


"You can fly in from USA and go anywhere in Ireland BUT you cannot go anywhere in Ireland if your in Kildare, Laois or Offaly....strange but true "

When you put it like that....... Shiver me timbers

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

Lockdown again. New it wouldn’t be long.

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


"Lockdown again. New it wouldn’t be long. "

Don't feel left out. Won't be long before the whole country is locked down

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over a year ago


"Funny thing is that the problem 'meat factory' surfaced already in May. 3 month later were and we're at the same point, it's like playing snakes and ladders, just that this version has way more serious implications. It also shows you the incompetence of the government to actually deal with arising problems, rather than being proactive they sit it out and hope for the best.

Which leads to more general questions: what has the government done in the last 5 month to be prepared for a winter with covid-19? My fear is fuck all. "
I totally agree there fog.. The whole thing since it started has been a fuk up regarding how the goverment handled this. All pr and spin and the sheep thinking they doing a great job dealing with it... Total mismanaged.. And yes the winter ahead will be a nightmare. They might tell us they have a plan in place. More pr bullshit. Just wait until the flu virus hits and it be difficult to tell between it and corvid..thats when we will see trolly records broken.. And no one able to fix the problem only one gang blaming another gang.. No one will be accountable.

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over a year ago


"Funny thing is that the problem 'meat factory' surfaced already in May. 3 month later were and we're at the same point, it's like playing snakes and ladders, just that this version has way more serious implications. It also shows you the incompetence of the government to actually deal with arising problems, rather than being proactive they sit it out and hope for the best.

Which leads to more general questions: what has the government done in the last 5 month to be prepared for a winter with covid-19? My fear is fuck all. I totally agree there fog.. The whole thing since it started has been a fuk up regarding how the goverment handled this. All pr and spin and the sheep thinking they doing a great job dealing with it... Total mismanaged.. And yes the winter ahead will be a nightmare. They might tell us they have a plan in place. More pr bullshit. Just wait until the flu virus hits and it be difficult to tell between it and corvid..thats when we will see trolly records broken.. And no one able to fix the problem only one gang blaming another gang.. No one will be accountable. "

Unfortunately I have to agree with all of that. A shared government makes it so easy to pass the blame.

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

Meat plant in Offaly closed. 9 confirmed cases.

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth


"Really interesting...while Ireland goes backwards, in lockdown, other countries living absolutely normal life, just having my cold drink on afternoon beach party, cold mochito beside me and everything is fine...who is crazy in this situation? Time will show...

Not true germany, spain, Netherlands,Australia among many others imposing local lockdowns "

yep cases have risen in germany since schools went back.. the same will happen here mark my words.. this winter will kill many many people

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun


"Funny thing is that the problem 'meat factory' surfaced already in May. 3 month later were and we're at the same point, it's like playing snakes and ladders, just that this version has way more serious implications. It also shows you the incompetence of the government to actually deal with arising problems, rather than being proactive they sit it out and hope for the best.

Which leads to more general questions: what has the government done in the last 5 month to be prepared for a winter with covid-19? My fear is fuck all. I totally agree there fog.. The whole thing since it started has been a fuk up regarding how the goverment handled this. All pr and spin and the sheep thinking they doing a great job dealing with it... Total mismanaged.. And yes the winter ahead will be a nightmare. They might tell us they have a plan in place. More pr bullshit. Just wait until the flu virus hits and it be difficult to tell between it and corvid..thats when we will see trolly records broken.. And no one able to fix the problem only one gang blaming another gang.. No one will be accountable. "

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By *ol_ieMan
over a year ago

Dublin west

Hopefully with people social distancing and face coverings the flu rates will be lower.

Some other countries are already finding that to bw the case.

But its going to be some shit show doing all this when its freezing cold and horizontal raining.

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin


"Really interesting...while Ireland goes backwards, in lockdown, other countries living absolutely normal life, just having my cold drink on afternoon beach party, cold mochito beside me and everything is fine...who is crazy in this situation? Time will show...

Not true germany, spain, Netherlands,Australia among many others imposing local lockdowns "

Yeah? In how many countries you travelled in last month or two?

I can see here many tourists now atm from Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Italy...

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary

Drove to laois today for work....yes its essential...no guards around checking anything....still tho folks,its not gone away

Wash the hands

Stay the 2m apart

Sanatise

Use the facemask where you can

Or a face shield

Use common sense

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

I am on the Kildare Laois border and plenty of checkpoints around. Yes it's frustrating for me I can't drive the 5k over the border to pick up my kids glasses that she urgently needs while I see people fly off on hols. But I just have to suck it up.

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

All this shows that social distancing is effective as it's the wearing of masks but unfortunately certain ppl feel that they are too stupid to wear a and that there is no such thing as a virus. It's absolutely idiotic how some ppl carry on like they are invincible and have no respect for the safety of others.

Just stick to your own crew of ppl and don't mix with ppl you don't know

Wear a mask

... it won't kill you

Use soap and sanitised.... art the very least you'll smell better

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over a year ago


"I am on the Kildare Laois border and plenty of checkpoints around. Yes it's frustrating for me I can't drive the 5k over the border to pick up my kids glasses that she urgently needs while I see people fly off on hols. But I just have to suck it up. "

That's essential surely?

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


"I am on the Kildare Laois border and plenty of checkpoints around. Yes it's frustrating for me I can't drive the 5k over the border to pick up my kids glasses that she urgently needs while I see people fly off on hols. But I just have to suck it up.

That's essential surely?"

Nope I called my local Garda Station they said I would be turned around at a check point

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over a year ago

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Rosy

Do you want an essential worker letter to allow you to travel

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

A Garda Sargent comes into our workplace,

He said we can only advise people to not travel to other counties

They dont have the power to enforce

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"A Garda Sargent comes into our workplace,

He said we can only advise people to not travel to other counties

They dont have the power to enforce

"

Theyre hoping that most people will take the advice....I'd imagine Gemma and her crew will hold a meeting this weekend on a road between kildare and laoise to protest

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

So does that mean that everyone can act like fkn complete idiots and do whatever they like. Not really fair to the ppl who are actually making a strong effort to abide by the guidelines abd d keep this thing under control.

No one want to see anyone lose there business or there life for that matter but are the first ones to come and bang on about how there or someone they know is gonna go under. To be fair I think the government are doing their best to control this thing and it's down to everyone to pull their weight.

Don't forget we still have to pay for all this and the longer it goes on the more you and I are gonna have to fork out.

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

Apologies for the rant. I do usually try to keep them to myself

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

It's a nightmare job trying to police this, given every tinfoil hat wearer has a mobile phone in their hand waiting for a response from the gardai

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

I'm going back to the "light it up" thread to bring out my better happier side.

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

Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people

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By *lassy lady 216Woman
over a year ago

Craigavon

How do they not have the power to enforce it they are the fucking police if you or i were doing over the speed limit thry would soon be at us they just dont want to be bothered doing the job that we pay for them to do how come the pilice in other countries can enforce it we are too soft here

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over a year ago


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people"

....Greedy employers and vulnerable people who are mostly immigrants that are afraid they’ll be sacked you mean?

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"How do they not have the power to enforce it they are the fucking police if you or i were doing over the speed limit thry would soon be at us they just dont want to be bothered doing the job that we pay for them to do how come the pilice in other countries can enforce it we are too soft here "

They are not official laws just advice

It was the exact same as the main lockdown at the start

Loads of video's on youtube of people like Gemma O Doherty telling the Guards to feck off as it wasn't against the law to travel

Once the laws were official instead of just advice the videos stopped

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


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people

....Greedy employers and vulnerable people who are mostly immigrants that are afraid they’ll be sacked you mean? "

I should have been clearer. I wasn't saying stupid people in reference to people working in the factories. I was talking about people refusing to wear masks with no valid reason other than "I don't want to" or "They make my face itchy"

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


"How do they not have the power to enforce it they are the fucking police if you or i were doing over the speed limit thry would soon be at us they just dont want to be bothered doing the job that we pay for them to do how come the pilice in other countries can enforce it we are too soft here "

Garda lost the power to enforce it a few months ago. Even at the checkpoints they can't force you to turn back but will "encourage" you whatever that means

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


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people"
that really does not surprise us at all

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

Has anyone heard a rumour that this lockdown could be extended to 6 weeks? For same three counties?

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Has anyone heard a rumour that this lockdown could be extended to 6 weeks? For same three counties? "

The figures have already gone down for all 3 counties

Carroll cuisine no more cases yesterday after everyone tested.

I wouldn't worry about more weeks being added yet but its really down to gov and no rumours will change that

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


"Has anyone heard a rumour that this lockdown could be extended to 6 weeks? For same three counties?

The figures have already gone down for all 3 counties

Carroll cuisine no more cases yesterday after everyone tested.

I wouldn't worry about more weeks being added yet but its really down to gov and no rumours will change that "

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary

Big site in carlow supposedly closed today...

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Big site in carlow supposedly closed today..."

6 cases in a GAA club is all thats mentioned so far

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"Big site in carlow supposedly closed today...

6 cases in a GAA club is all thats mentioned so far "

Just what one of the lads was telling me....its going to end up in full lockdown again

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people

....Greedy employers and vulnerable people who are mostly immigrants that are afraid they’ll be sacked you mean?

I should have been clearer. I wasn't saying stupid people in reference to people working in the factories. I was talking about people refusing to wear masks with no valid reason other than "I don't want to" or "They make my face itchy" "

What about the people who are still meeting on here or attending parties etc for the last couple of months under the guise of a ‘webcam’ verification...

And don’t start me on the Anti-maskers, they just boil my piss!

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over a year ago


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people

....Greedy employers and vulnerable people who are mostly immigrants that are afraid they’ll be sacked you mean?

I should have been clearer. I wasn't saying stupid people in reference to people working in the factories. I was talking about people refusing to wear masks with no valid reason other than "I don't want to" or "They make my face itchy"

What about the people who are still meeting on here or attending parties etc for the last couple of months under the guise of a ‘webcam’ verification...

And don’t start me on the Anti-maskers, they just boil my piss! "

People were always going to meet but a lot of people didn't. In the overall scheme of things two people meeting up or 2 / 3 couples getting is a drop in the ocean compared to all the other problems that have presented themselves.

Personally I hate masks, they do drive me insane when I'm in work for 10 hours and my beard itches like crazy. It has to be done though and most people are wearing them it's just some people holding out and refusing to. Until we get clear guidelines in retail to refuse people not wearing them there's not much we can do

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


"Like users above are saying it's down to everyone but unfortunately a lot of people simply don't give a shit.

I'm in retail and face masks are now mandatory. We've been advised to remind people at the door if they don't have them on but if they refuse we still have to let them in. It doesn't make any sense at all. That doesn't include people who have medical reasons for not wearing them.

A creche in Kildare where Mrs used to work had a parent bringing his child into the creche. It turns out he worked at one of the meat factories. He tested positive and he was at home sick but was bringing his child in every day.

The people running the meat factories were threatening to fire people if they called in sick. That's directly from someone who was working in one.

This is the shit that is going on right now around the Midlands. A combination of greedy employers and stupid people

....Greedy employers and vulnerable people who are mostly immigrants that are afraid they’ll be sacked you mean?

I should have been clearer. I wasn't saying stupid people in reference to people working in the factories. I was talking about people refusing to wear masks with no valid reason other than "I don't want to" or "They make my face itchy"

What about the people who are still meeting on here or attending parties etc for the last couple of months under the guise of a ‘webcam’ verification...

And don’t start me on the Anti-maskers, they just boil my piss!

People were always going to meet but a lot of people didn't. In the overall scheme of things two people meeting up or 2 / 3 couples getting is a drop in the ocean compared to all the other problems that have presented themselves.

Personally I hate masks, they do drive me insane when I'm in work for 10 hours and my beard itches like crazy. It has to be done though and most people are wearing them it's just some people holding out and refusing to. Until we get clear guidelines in retail to refuse people not wearing them there's not much we can do"

Even with clear guidelines in retail many staff won't enforce it due to abuse and the threat of violence. I know a lot of companies have told employees not to enforce it for that reason especially when there are going to certain shops spoiling for a fight over it. That and staff ain't paid enough to deal with idiots who believe the anti mask propaganda that is doing the rounds.

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

Hotel is dead tonight

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By *ailburkeMan
over a year ago

near you

I cant see why people in shops cant inforce the wearing of masks,they in force rules about having to be over 18 to buy drink and cigerettes ,no one got attacked when the smoking ban came into pubs,please could you go away and put on a mask or you will not be served thats all you have to say

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary

Know a family who were on hols in cork over the weekend. Order food in hotel, drink and stay as long as u like. Sd at table in ballroom but live music every night. Said it was great and wished they had stayed an extra night or 2. The mask situation. Since Monday the vast majority I have seen have them on in shops.

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary

10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

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no we wont.

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

"
a pure scaremongering comment as per usual

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

a pure scaremongering comment as per usual"

Yeah scaremongering....that's it...

Cases confirmed....numpty

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

a pure scaremongering comment as per usual

Yeah scaremongering....that's it...

Cases confirmed....numpty"
of course there will be cases confirmed. It will happen around the whole country on a regular basis. U do realise you're living with this virus and it's not gone away?

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

a pure scaremongering comment as per usual

Yeah scaremongering....that's it...

Cases confirmed....numptyof course there will be cases confirmed. It will happen around the whole country on a regular basis. U do realise you're living with this virus and it's not gone away?"

Your right

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


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

"

The economy is already in a bad way. Do you really think that the government want to cripple it altogether by doing another full lockdown? If they do anymore it will likely be the same way that they have done it here in kildare, laois and biffo country. County by County back a phase. To do a full lockdown would be pure and utter madness

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

The economy is already in a bad way. Do you really think that the government want to cripple it altogether by doing another full lockdown? If they do anymore it will likely be the same way that they have done it here in kildare, laois and biffo country. County by County back a phase. To do a full lockdown would be pure and utter madness "

Yes I do think there will be a lockdown again

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

The economy is already in a bad way. Do you really think that the government want to cripple it altogether by doing another full lockdown? If they do anymore it will likely be the same way that they have done it here in kildare, laois and biffo country. County by County back a phase. To do a full lockdown would be pure and utter madness

Yes I do think there will be a lockdown again "
you said a country wide one. It cant happen. Economy is crippled as it is.

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By *ornyfireCouple
over a year ago

Middle Earth


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

"

No I think it will be County by County from now on

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"10 cases confirmed in a factory near cashel today...and more in a meat factory we're going to be in full lockdown again...

The economy is already in a bad way. Do you really think that the government want to cripple it altogether by doing another full lockdown? If they do anymore it will likely be the same way that they have done it here in kildare, laois and biffo country. County by County back a phase. To do a full lockdown would be pure and utter madness

Yes I do think there will be a lockdown again you said a country wide one. It cant happen. Economy is crippled as it is. "

Yes I did...and I think it will happen again

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By *he SophisticatsCouple
over a year ago

Casa Del Fun

One more week to go.... starting to hear the sound of rustling keys

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