Looks fancy now, but wait until the weather turns.
Yesterday.
Seapoint, County Dublin.
Telly’s Lorraine Keane launches The FINISHED.ie Virtual HomeShow, showcasing the ‘great and the good of Irish homeware’.
With virtual stands, the HomeShow allows you to order a product in real time from the comfort of your own, er, home. Free to register and attend and starts online at 11am to 4pm on Saturday, November 21.
Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland
Golf ⛳️, a solitary sport is banned (#golfgate related?) but these 2 high intensity sports #tennis & #GAA are allowed. Doesn’t make sense at all, does it #NPHET @CcoHse @CMOIreland @ronan_glynn @HSELive @LeoVaradkar @MichealMartinTD @EamonRyan https://t.co/sgg3jpTQ4o
— Dr Valerie Morris (@DrValerieMorris) October 22, 2020
Golfgate 2: Electric Boogaloo.
FIGHT!
Name that course (top), anyone?
Meanwhile…
We’re in lockdown to protect those who are deemed vulnerable. I think this is about those who are vulnerable due to issues with their mental health. Nothing more, nothing less. #OpenTheGyms pic.twitter.com/Iktdman86a
— Conor Toolan (@CToolan_) October 22, 2020
Oh.
Last night.
KN writes:
Opinions divided on Twitter on Brian Kerr’s commentary for the Liverpool v Ajax game…
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly
Asked what happens if we get to December and #Covid19 cases are still over 100 a day, @DonnellyStephen tells @morningireland “It depends what the situation is”, and “Government will look at it carefully, NPHET will look at it carefully” and consider a range of factors. #Covid19 pic.twitter.com/p0R9Irrf9S
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 22, 2020
This morning.
Via RTÉ:
Stephen Donnelly said this [Level 5] is a “pre-emptive strike” and while the hospital services are OK, if we do not move now these services will suffer.
The exit from Level 5 in December could be “region by region” depending on a range of factors, he said.
Meanwhile…
The Minister for Health said it was incorrect to say that contact tracing had fallen down, adding that in the last six weeks contact tracing teams have made 400% more calls than previously.
He said that for a short period last weekend there was a one-off situation where demand outstripped supply and a one-off operational decision was made to reset the system.
Hmm.
Moving to Level 5 a ‘pre-emptive strike’ – Donnelly (RTÉ)
Meanwhile…
https://t.co/5HXjC9OQDM pic.twitter.com/FQkUcRoYDj
— President of Ireland (@PresidentIRL) October 22, 2020
Yesterday: RSVP
A chestnut tree that survived both world wars has been named Belgium’s tree of the year
In Belgium, I think you’ll agree
There’s really not that much to see
So they’ve had to choose
To make their own news
And give an award to a tree
Pics: Facebook
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