It’s expected that, even in the absence of this document, people would still be able to use their vaccination cert to prove they comply and be able to travel. The question of how the EU Digital Cert will apply to vaccinated people in Northern Ireland is still being worked on.
— Paul Cunningham (@RTENewsPaulC) July 6, 2021
This morning.
Anyone?
Earlier: ‘Step By Step’
RTÉ website this morning
This morning.
Via RTÉ:
Speaking on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland, Waterford pharmacist Daragh Connolly said it was a “very exciting day” for pharmacists who were “delighted” to be at the heart of fighting Covid-19.
He said his own pharmacy had to close off its registration list for the 18 to 34 cohort as over 150 people had already registered….
How exciting?
Pharmacists get €35 per dose plus €10 for each patient entered into the ‘system’.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Pharmacies ‘excited’ as 18-34 cohort vaccinations under way (RTÉ)
Connnolly Hospital, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
Gulp.
This morning/afternoon.
KN writes:
Got this off Telegram, not sure of its authenticity. Anyone?
Meanwhile…
Israel:
Erzieherinnen spielen „impfen“.
Sobald ein Kind „geimpft“ ist, darf es die Maske absetzen. pic.twitter.com/eNVqYZAiyt— henning rosenbusch (@rosenbusch_) July 2, 2021
‘Isreal…Kindergarten teachers play “vaccinate”. As soon as a child is “vaccinated”, they are allowed to take off the mask.’
The Pandemrix vaccine was distributed to GPs by the HSE during the 2009 swine flu pandemic
Yesterday.
The High Court, Dublin.
Via BreakingNews:
A 16-year-old boy who sued claiming he developed a rare sleep disorder after receiving a swine flu jab has settled his High Court action for €900,000.
The teenager who cannot be named by order of the court was five years of age when he received the Pandemrix vaccine in November 2009.
The boy’s counsel Jonathan Kilfeather SC told the High Court the boy suffered sleep disturbance and loss of concentration and in August 2016 a diagnosis of narcolepsy was made.
The latest settlement follows on the case of another 16-year-old boy who settled his action in November last year. That groundbreaking settlement paved the way for the resolution of 80 cases over the Pandemrix vaccine.
It was agreed under the terms of that settlement that 50 per cent of the settlement figure would be paid out. Mr Kilfeather told the High Court today the €900,000 settlement in the latest case represented 50 per cent of the full value of the case.
Teenager who sued over swine flu jab settles for €900,000 (Breaking News)
‘Anon’ writes:
‘As someone who developed an incurable autoimmune disease after taking this Pandemrix “swine flu” vaccine, I feel for this poor lad. When I was offered this jab at work, no one mentioned anything about the possible side effects.
It’s unconscionable that this was allowed to happen. In a normal functioning society this case should ring alarm bells all over the media.
Yet it has made no impact. Instead the authorities are in a mad rush to vaccinate the whole country with an untested experimental gene therapy whose clinical trials don’t end till 2023 – and to re-organise society into a de facto medical apartheid, with the unvaccinated reduced to the status of second-class citizens.
The campaign to demonise those who believe in bodily sovereignty as a pariah to be shunned by “polite society” chills me to the bone. We are moving into very dangerous territory.’
🚨👏 | NEW: Standing ovation at Wimbledon’s Centre Court for Dame Sarah Gilbert who designed the Oxford COVID vaccine.
— Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) June 28, 2021
No balls, please.
This afternoon.
Wimbledon, London.
Some racket, in fairness.
Monday
This afternoon
Um.
Anyone?
COVID-19 advice for the public: Getting vaccinated (WHO)
Previously: Not For The Moment
World Health Organisation COVID-19 Vaccines Advice: “Children should not be vaccinated for the moment” https://t.co/jVm8HRDDUv
— Dr Anthony Hinton (@TonyHinton2016) June 21, 2021
This afternoon.
Meanwhile…
Micheál Martin confirms that the government will be looking at vaccinating children in Ireland this autumn.#Covid19Ireland #CovidVaccine pic.twitter.com/LU8Wm5Kt4m
— JRD (@JRD0000) June 16, 2021
Taoiseach Micheál Martin last week.
He’s so ‘ahead’.
Last week: In The Fall
Sadly four members of our pilot community passed away recently. Our thoughts are with their family and friends. However, there is no truth whatsoever in the claims on social media speculating that the four deaths are linked. Julie
— British Airways (@British_Airways) June 17, 2021
Last night/this morning.
Via Reuters:
Reuters presented the claims to British Airways, which said they were unfounded and that no such talks were underway with the government. The spokesperson, however, confirmed the authenticity of the four condolence books, as four company pilots had recently passed away. “Our thoughts are with their family and friends,” they said, adding that none of the deaths was linked to vaccines.
This afternoon.
Ranelagh, Dublin 6.
Pharmacist Niamh Boden with Kevin McElroy (top) and Dorothy Fisher (above) in Dunville Community Pharmacy in Ranelagh, Dublin. Today saw hundreds of pharmacies around the country begin to administer Covid vaccines as part of an agreement between the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) and the HSE.
Earlier: In The Fall
Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
Would @MichealMartinTD like to await more comprehensive testing before vaccinating children? What is the net benefit of vaccination for CHILDREN specifically? Is that benefit empirically demonstrated? https://t.co/wTu8X4S0Va
— David Thunder (@davidjthunder) June 17, 2021
Anyone?
Meanwhile, in the UK:
Vaccination experts are not planning to recommend Covid-19 jabs for children, a cabinet minister has said, while prominent academics have suggested that existing doses should be used to immunise vulnerable people around the world before those in the UK who are relatively safe…
Vaccine advisers not planning to back Covid jabs for children, says UK minister (The Guardian)
Top pic: Moderna
Meanwhile…
Vaccinator friend told me a lot of anti-vaxxers are taking appointments purely so they can show up and then “not consent”. Honestly, I despair sometimes. If you don’t want the vaccine, fine; but to waste people’s time and keep slots from those who want them is despicable. 🤬
— Maïa Dunphy (@MaiaDunphy) June 17, 2021
Things that never happened, part 27.
Um.
