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Bench won it for them.

We are about 4/5 players away from the next level. Happy with the performance, we also lacked a bit of nous and experience.

Shut up about Barnes he was fine

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The best form of distraction when you're asset stripping your own country is an fear of the foreign lads. Populist leaders play this card over and over again.

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Floppykid wrote: ↑Mon Mar 29, 2021 8:04 pm Canada is suspending AZ vaccine for young people.

Brexiteer "probably at the request of the EU"

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Sinn Féin under pressure to explain why Facebook accounts have been managed from Germany and Serbia... https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/sinn-fein-under-pressure-to-explain-whyfacebook-accounts-have-been-managedfrom-germany-and-serbia-40251974.html '...Fine Gael Senator John Cummins sa...

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France are not up for this

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ScarfaceClaw wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:15 pm Ooooh. That’s a double movement.

Definition of a double movement, what is the TMO there for ?

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Flametop wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 8:29 pm https://independent.ie/irish-news/revea ... 44151.html

If you're gonna do it, go big

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You'd image that the IRFUs foreign based players policy might get tested in the coming seasons

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Blackrock Bullet wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 5:47 pm 1.37% positivity up North. I'd say we'll get to that level by the end of April still.

You sure ?

Yesterday was 6.8%

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Our first will be called Cillian. I'm a man god damn it. (Herself picked it.)

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The gov/HSE/HPHET will be glad of the respite but I 'd say this will be forgotten about by next week because it doesn't include those at least one of those three cohorts.

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653 positive swabs, 3.54% positivity on 18,450 tests. 7 day test positivity is 3.7%. - Friday, March 26th 2021 The 7 day average is now at 3.73% which is the same as it was on the 11th March or to put it another way, the lowest this year. We are 10k away form the total number testing last week and i...

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EverReady wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 12:49 am Laugh it up boyos. They will ride in on the coattails of the Shinners. Imagine Chu and McHugh in ministerial positions. Go on close your eyes

well Ming, tis yourself. Did you not get into enough trouble the last time you were closing your eyes about Saoirse ?

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https://www.thejournal.ie/contact-tracing-2-5391918-Mar2021/ Just in the nick of time. That for me is one of their biggest failings, could have done it last summer when numbers were low and coupled with some proper research I.e. around ventilation, to have proper tailored advice, actually it should...

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Ireland seems to have deviated from other countries with regards to Covid attitude - in that the mentality elsewhere is that Covid is effectively done and the focus is now on moving to a post-Covid world. The readings from Irish media/calls home etc. one would think that this state of affairs is a ...

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604 positive swabs, 3.39% positivity on 17,821 tests. 7 day test positivity is 3.8%. - Thursday, March 25th 2021 Decent figures as we start into the Paddy's day affect. 4k more tests than last Thursday but positivity driven down as a result. Completely stagnant, which I can live with. The testing n...

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They are shitting it for Easter, even Merkel panicked, there don't want another Xmas and fear that Easter break might have brought that.

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Forest Avenue ain't cheap. Good food though. The Green Party was dead on its arse after 2011. Ryan rebuilt it slowly but a lot of nutbars joined. They were happy to take all sorts and got carried away after the 2019 council elections. More enthusiastic younger generation without a clue/naive. I see...

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Hazel Chu is some balloon. And the Greens are some fcuking joke. I can't believe I gave this lot a vote. Ryan wouldn't let her run in DBS in the GE last year as a back up candidate to him. Quite right as it would have ended with neither being elected. So some bad blood there. She is remorseless in ...

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Willie Falloon wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:04 pm
MunsterMan!!!!! wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:58 pm I hope England keep picking him, he is a penalty machine and he will cost them big in the future.
He’s a bit average at everything.

Very average, except discipline.

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I hope England keep picking him, he is a penalty machine and he will cost them big in the future.

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From the same RTÉ article: Meanwhile, a Dublin-based GP has said that there is now a slow but steady increase in Covid-19 cases being identified in the past week, with his practice seeing a doubling in referrals for testing on Monday compared to the previous Monday. How many last week? How many thi...

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694 positive swabs, 3.47% positivity on 19,979 tests. 7 day test positivity is 3.9%. Interesting. Nearly 5000 tests more than last week but a similar number of positive swabs due to a lower positivity. Suggests that the increase in referrals isn't translating into cases. So either a cold is going a...

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MunsterMan!!!!! wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 10:28 am It might expediate Slaintecare? which would be a bad thing.

Edit: I should say after Covid, as I know it has been delayed because of it.

wouldn't be a bad thing not would

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It might expediate Slaintecare? which would be a bad thing.

Edit: I should say after Covid, as I know it has been delayed because of it.

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It quite common to have discrepancies between them with 1 day lag but usually on a weekly basis they are inline.

There may also be cases that have to do two tests (close contacts) but obviously they are one one case.

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We'll have to agree to disagree, stats.

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Using case numbers though is a poor yard stick, positivity rates are better, for example in the North the were lauding their lowest number of cases yesterday in 6 months of 87 cases. However that is from 1,010 tests which is a positives rate of 8.6%. The North hasn't seen a positivity rate of under ...

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I think going down to that level of looking at 3 days isn't useful to be honest. You could compare the last two days (3.46% and 3.98%) against Friday & Saturday of last week (4.7% and 4.17%) and say we are doing well, which isn't true either. Last 4 weeks, the positivity rate averages (from Monday t...

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520 positive swabs, 3.46% positivity on 15,044 tests. 7 day test positivity is 4%. - Tuesday, March 23rd 2021 Definitely a levelling and not increasing, although the 7 days moving average will go up with the high 4%ers late last week. Positivity rate of the last 7 days: 4.20% 3.75% 4.70% 4.17% 4.11%...

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Looking forward to the final this week. Evenly matched In fact, I can't think of a period when all 4 Irish teams looked as competitive. Leinster at full strength still have a big advantage over the rest. However, there is not a ton to choose from Munster/Connacht/Ulster in terms od quality :thumbup...

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A little bit of optimism, we could be in a very good place in 6 weeks time, vaccine-wise (this will test the ramp up ability of HSE): Some lad on reddit (I didn't read the post just the below table) https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/ma2y3h/why_the_vaccination_situation_isnt_as_bad_as_it/ We...

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There's also 600k J&J vaccines due to be delivered to Ireland between April and June. Yeah he said that in the article, that it doens't include the J&J and I think it doesn't include a small delivery of Moderna as well. Given that those estimates do provide a bit of leeway also. While I'd love for ...

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A little bit of optimism, we could be in a very good place in 6 weeks time, vaccine-wise (this will test the ramp up ability of HSE): Some lad on reddit (I didn't read the post just the below table) https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/ma2y3h/why_the_vaccination_situation_isnt_as_bad_as_it/ Wee...

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It's a simple as this - they will have to yield something on April 5th otherwise those last few people who were adhering strictly to the rules will just give up too. Within county travel and construction back would probably be enough of a carrot for most. Non-essential retail opening up after that ...

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NI could not survive economically as an independent entity. It would require funding from Westminster and Dublin for a period for sure but I think it could, especially with EU membership NI runs a budget deficit of 20% of GDP each year every year, and it's economy is basically socialist with 30% of...

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That was funny. A united Ireland will happen. I fear it will be the 51-49 united Ireland which would be a disaster. They need to take their time with this. Yeah I would agree, trimble and the Dervla Mcdonald were the best to talk there, the rest were getting political and they were basically saying...

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Miguel Indurain wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:03 am

NI could not survive economically as an independent entity.

It would require funding from Westminster and Dublin for a period for sure but I think it could, especially with EU membership

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A federal Ireland is what it would be Independent NI When Scotland leaves, that's all the unionists will have left. Torys won't allow that, and I'm think labour would be afraid political as well. Boris won't allow it. Next PM may feel the pressure Would you be the British PM with a legacy of breaki...

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Joe Brolly f**ked off Claire Byrne Live :lol: That was funny. A united Ireland will happen. I fear it will be the 51-49 united Ireland which would be a disaster. They need to take their time with this. Yeah I would agree, trimble and the Dervla Mcdonald were the best to talk there, the rest were ge...

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