@DavidFaughnan@nathanmurf He should have tried to look a little bit more modern for the interview at least.. bits of paperwork lying around everywhere, and slugging out of an auld mug of tae.
@robertburke84@EwanMacKenna Mick Mccarthy's win rate in his last reign was 50%. For all talk about being progressive, its as dramatic a decline as you'll ever see.
@JamesLeonard85@NeilRedFM The setup itself wouldn't be a crime James...
Its the fact that it's used to host multiple households together during level 5 restrictions..
The issue isn't charging people for a drink, the issue is having people there in the first place
@gavreilly @CarolineRoche20 Fair enough, but I do think you'll find the asterisk refers to the denotification and the date of deaths... . Although the asterisk is probably besides the point.
@JennyApplepear @Kerry_Official @moynihan_tim @EoinListon@EastKerryGAA@Midkerrygaa2@LauneRangers Yeah but did Rte and tg4 not offer to take it 'out of Kerry gaas hands' completely? If they knew they couldn't provide the service properly, they shouldn't have charged for it.
@GrahamNeary@kearneycormac@DavidFaughnan So you've equated an actual reduction in excess deaths as a direct result of lockdown in England to 916 excess deaths in Ireland caused by lockdown?
@GrahamNeary@kearneycormac@DavidFaughnan Taking directly from that report: "The short-term mortality impacts of the lockdown-induced recession are estimated to be 4,500
fewer excess deaths (equivalent to 30,000 gained QALYs) occurring within a year of the lockdown"
@kearneycormac@GrahamNeary@DavidFaughnan My main issue is with the data used here.. 'no deadlier than a flu' conclusion is looking at covid deaths during full lockdown outside of flu season.. And the lockdown deaths here based on England numbers is also completely flawed as they're based on England excess death rate
@kearneycormac@GrahamNeary@DavidFaughnan Yeah.. It's a bout finding a balance I suppose.. I think the answer lies somewhere between complete lockdown and 'it's only a flu'. We're definitely on the conservative side. Mental health and impact on the economy are valid reasons for opening up more.