🤝 Our Academy welcomed Glenavon FC Under 14-15s for an excellent day of fixtures against our Under 13-14s and @RFC_Youth yesterday.
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Eleven covid occupied beds in Northern Ireland - yet the hospital system is operating 51 beds beyond capacity - or 102%
South West Acute hospital is operating at 109%.
Significant piece of information. Been looking for this data for a long time. 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇Outdoor transmission accounts for 0.1% of State’s Covid-19 cases
via @IrishTimes
https://t.co/TxBc9qGRRp
Great news, and would suggest that as long as changing rooms aren’t used and people don’t car share, outdoor #sport is very, very safe. Hopefully never banned again.
2. Why is there no scrutiny of this. Surely some form of data must be produced in order to justify this. @StephenNolan @SportNINet @OfficialIrishFA @DUPleader@moneillsf
1. The roadmap had ‘return to outdoor competitive sport’ in phase 2. It seems we now have stage 2 sub set a,b&c. Perhaps that will morph into b1, 2, c1,2 etc. Perhaps all 9 sectors which had 5 phases will all now have sub steps? How is this allowed to happen without explanation.
@SportNINet @CommunitiesNI Where did the sub steps come from? They weren’t in the original Road Map? Genuinely interested. Also, why are the same sub steps not required in other parts of the UK. Again, genuinely interested.
Guidance is so weak that governing bodies may decide the specifics but the last time training was in restricted numbers the @OfficialIrishFA made a decision to ban the use of footballs at training!
NI kids not able to train until 12th April & even then only in restricted numbers & no contact. Why no explanation and why is no one asking questions about why this differs from what was in the NI roadmap @mlchealth @OfficialIrishFA @RobinSwannMoH@CMO_NI
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Following the latest update from @DCMS, we've issued information on key topics regarding the return of grassroots football from Monday 29 March:
so from this Friday people can return to indoor church services (cos those people vote for our political parties) but kids still have 3 weeks to wait and still haven't had it confirmed they will be allowed a ball on the pitch on 12 April @niexecutive@DUPleader@moneillsf
@CrossanBrendan They need to honour the commitments set out in what seems like the long forgotten road map which states that the next stage for outdoor sport was ‘outdoor competitive sport can resume’. That is not what has happened an no one has provided as explanation as to why!
Good to see rolling 7 day average below both UK and Ireland @DUPleader@moneillsf@naomi_long now lets see does Scotland have kids sports ✅ Wales? ✅ England full restart next Monday ✅ but Northern Ireland?.......
@profsiobhanon The next step for sport as laid out in the roadmap states ‘Outdoor competitive sport can resume with no spectators’, however what we got was a return to ‘limited’ training in another month! Why? And why haven’t you highlighted this and spoken out?
@steviatherton 4. So is the roadmap Istill applicable? Why are our governing bodies not asking questions? We are glad to be back to something, however liberties continue to be taken without explanation and our young people in sport have no voice or certainly none that are being listened to.
@steviatherton 3. Step 2 stated ‘outdoor competitive sport can resume without spectators’.
We then have an announcement of easements and, without explanation, ‘outdoor competitive sport can resume without spectators’ became ‘limited numbers non contact training only’.