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https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-area-covid19-incidence-rate-19628832 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-area-covid19-incidence-rate-19628832)
Coronavirus Ireland: Dublin areas with highest and lowest rates of COVID-19 with city almost complete 'red zone'
Two areas posted staggeringly high 14-day incidence rates of OVER 2,000 cases per 100,000, with nearly every area in Dublin doubling their incidence rate in the space of a week
By Alex Dunne
05:00, 15 JAN 2021
NEWS
The latest figures released by Ireland's COVID-19 data hub show the firm hold the virus has on the capital - with just one area left standing with a 14-day incidence rate of less than 1,000 cases per 100,000.
In addition to that grim statistic, two areas posted staggeringly high 14-day incidence rates of OVER 2,000 cases per 100,000, with nearly every area in Dublin doubling their incidence rate in the space of a week.
As a result, Dublin is almost a total COVID-19 red zone at the moment.
The incidence rate is a measurement of the rate of coronavirus per 100,000 of population between December 29 last year and January 11, with the map on the COVID-19 data hub breaking it down in every Local Electoral Area (LEA).
Tallaght Central stays top of the capital's grimmest league table, with a mind-boggling 2237.6 cases per 100,000 - nearly double their table-topping figure of 1210.2 from the last data update.
Dublin is almost totally a COVID-19 red zone
Nearby Rathfarnham-Templeogue and Firhouse-Bohernabreena round out the top three, with the former also topping 2,000 with 2,087.3 cases per 100,000.
Firhouse-Bohernabreena's total sits just below that bleak milestone, with 1970.6 cases recorded per 100,000.
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh crashes into the top 5 with 1912.4 per 100,000, while Kimmage-Rathmines sits on 1863.6.
Balbriggan remains at the bottom of the table, but like Tallaght Central at the top, their figure of 864.1 cases per 100,000 is nearly double their total of 443 from last week.
Balbriggan is also the left LEA with an incidence rate below 1,000.
Rush-Lusk has the second lowest rate on 1142.1, followed by Glencullen-Sandyford (1185.1), Pembroke (1185.3 ) and Blackrock (1218.6).
Here's a rundown of the latest cases per 100,000 in every LEA in the period 29/12/20 to 11/1/21:
Area Cases per 100k
Tallaght Central 2237.6
Rathfarnham-Templeogue 2087.3
Firhouse-Bohernabreena 1970.6
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh 1912.4
Kimmage-Rathmines 1863.6
Swords 1845.4
Tallaght South 1779.2
Clondalkin 1758.4
Palmerstown-Fonthill 1753.6
Cabra-Glasnevin 1735.7
Ballymun-Finglas 1734.2
Donaghmede 1721.4
Howth-Malahide 1702.9
South East Inner City 1605.8
Artane-Whitehall 1604.9
Dundrum 1548.6
North Inner City 1435.3
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 1421.8
Castleknock 1396.2
Killiney-Shankill 1336.6
Ongar 1331.1
Clontarf 1266.1
Dun Laoghaire 1261.2
Lucan 1244.7
Stillorgan 1229.2
South West Inner City 1225.7
Blackrock 1218.6
Pembroke 1185.3
Glencullen-Sandyford 1185.1
Rush-Lusk 1142.1
Balbriggan 864.1
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On the subject of the covid, I see the injun is hanging Dr Tony H out to dry again. Does that purick never know when to shut up?
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I think Dr. Tony's out of his depth at this stage. The erm posted international numbers that put us behind both the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. In fact we were nearly as bad as both of those combined. Credit where credit is due and debit where debit its due. Of course, the effects of that Mehaul cunt's puppy dole cuts are very evident in our trade with men being forced to spread the virus to put bread in their childers' mouths.
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Did you see today's joint report with the head of the Northern Irish version of NPHET? Dr. Tony's name was in second place despite representing the participant country with the (significantly) largest population, significantly more cases and significantly more deaths... the writing could be right beside King Billy, on the wall. The only numbers Northern Ireland beat us on is the number of vaccines administered, being very significantly ahead on the number of vaccines per head of population.
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The sooner the border goes back up the better.
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Neighbour of mine, his wife is in a small Sth Dublin nursing home --27 cases this week all asymptomatic--this home never had a case before as most of staff live in and management extra cautious--its frightening how quick its got out of hand !
That said in my 3 hours effort this morning --refused at least 6 jobs ferrying between regular party houses--surrendered with my 35 yoyos and went for a walk at sunrise on Bray seafront --not a copper/checkpoint in sight anywhere !
It will be worse in the morning with UFC on--
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I see McGregor has the flags flying (Ireland and the Dubs) outside the Black Forge
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Neighbour of mine, his wife is in a small Sth Dublin nursing home --27 cases this week all asymptomatic--this home never had a case before as most of staff live in and management extra cautious--its frightening how quick its got out of hand !
That said in my 3 hours effort this morning --refused at least 6 jobs ferrying between regular party houses--surrendered with my 35 yoyos and went for a walk at sunrise on Bray seafront --not a copper/checkpoint in sight anywhere !
It will be worse in the morning with UFC on--
You mean there are still people having house parties????/
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Credit where credit is due, the numbers are looking considerably better now. Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart, Ballymun-Finglas, Ballyfermot-Drimnagh, Tallaght South and North Inner City the only areas over 1,000 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. A lot done, more to do. If you livek in one of the aforementioned will you for fuck sake wash your fucking hands!
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/health/dublin-areas-highest-rates-covid19-19773926 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/health/dublin-areas-highest-rates-covid19-19773926)
Latest list of Dublin areas with highest and lowest rates of COVID-19 shows hugely encouraging signs
The figures show the rate per 100,000 in most Local Electoral Areas has fallen by hundreds in the space of a week
By Mark O'Brien News Reporter
22:39, 4 FEB 2021 UPDATED 08:59, 5 FEB 2021
NEWS
The latest list of rates of COVID-19 in Dublin shows hugely encouraging signs that we are winning the battle against the deadly bug.
The figures from Ireland's COVID-19 Data Hub show that the rate per 100,000 in most Local Electoral Areas has fallen by hundreds in the space of a week.
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart remains the worst affected LEA in the capital with 1005.5 cases per 100,000 in the period between January 19 and February 1.
But while the rate remains high, it is a big drop of 266.2 compared to the two week period up to January 25.
Lucan has the second highest rate with 852.8 with a drop of 140.6 from last week.
They are followed by Ballymun-Finglas on 805.3 (a drop of 294.5), North Inner City on 787.6 (a drop of 221.6) and Ballyfermot-Drimnagh on 768.4 (a drop of 321.3).
Dundrum is the LEA with the lowest rate per 100,00 after dropping 267 to 315.1.
It is followed by Killiney-Shankill on 325.6 (drop of 281), Stillorgan on 337.6 (drop of 314.7), Glencullen-Sandyford on 355 (drop of 196.6) and Howth-Malahide on 359.8 (drop of 288.6).
The biggest drop came in Kimmage-Rathmines which fell 415.3 to 494.1.
Chair of the NPHET Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group, Professor Philip Nolan, revealed at a media briefing that rates of the virus had fallen across all ages and the R number has dropped to well below 1.
But he urged a note of caution, warning that the decline in cases is likely to slow in the coming weeks.
He said: “The next few weeks will be difficult for all of us, as we bring the daily case levels below 1,000 per day, our progress will seem to slow down.
"It is now more important than ever that we continue our efforts to bring case numbers down towards the very low levels we achieved in June and July.
"In that regard, it is very good news that our estimates of the R number are well below one – in the region of 0.5 – 0.8.
“I noted last week that the testing of close contacts will impact on case numbers in the coming days.
"We shouldn’t be disappointed by this, it shows that we have moved from the mitigation phase of the last few weeks, back to the containment phase where we are tracking down every possible chain of transmission."
Here's the latest cases per 100,000 in Dublin
Area Rate per 100k
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 1271.7
Lucan 993.4
Ballymun-Finglas 1099.8
North Inner City 1009.2
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh 1089.7
Tallaght South 1057.4
Palmerstown-Fonthill 891.3
South West Inner City 918.7
Artane-Whitehall 924.6
Swords 856.5
Cabra-Glasnevin 912.2
Ongar 853.9
South East Inner City 859.5
Clondalkin 838.3
Rush-Lusk 793.1
Donaghmede 810.2
Kimmage-Rathmines 909.4
Firhouse-Bohernabreena 847.9
Dun Laoghaire 482.9
Balbriggan 598.9
Tallaght Central 756.7
Castleknock 702.4
Rathfarnham-Templeogue 766
Clontarf 679.2
Pembroke 655.3
Blackrock 652.3
Howth-Malahide 648.4
Glencullen-Sandyford 551.6
Stillorgan 652.3
Killiney-Shankill 606.6
Dundrum 582.1
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You'd think the journo would put them in order..high to low...or vice versa if that's your thing...so we'd know who to throw rocks at... virtually of course.
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Before Vaccination....all deaths attributed to Covid.....
After Vaccination....All attributed to "underlying causes". It' s classic Nazi Spin...
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You'd think the journo would put them in order..high to low...or vice versa if that's your thing...so we'd know who to throw rocks at... virtually of course.
Fair play to Dun Laoghaire:
Area Rate per 100k
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 1271.7
Ballymun-Finglas 1099.8
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh 1089.7
Tallaght South 1057.4
North Inner City 1009.2
Lucan 993.4
Artane-Whitehall 924.6
South West Inner City 918.7
Cabra-Glasnevin 912.2
Kimmage-Rathmines 909.4
Palmerstown-Fonthill 891.3
South East Inner City 859.5
Swords 856.5
Ongar 853.9
Firhouse-Bohernabreena 847.9
Clondalkin 838.3
Donaghmede 810.2
Rush-Lusk 793.1
Rathfarnham-Templeogue 766
Tallaght Central 756.7
Castleknock 702.4
Clontarf 679.2
Pembroke 655.3
Blackrock 652.3
Stillorgan 652.3
Howth-Malahide 648.4
Killiney-Shankill 606.6
Balbriggan 598.9
Dundrum 582.1
Glencullen-Sandyford 551.6
Dun Laoghaire 482.9
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You'd think the journo would put them in order..high to low...or vice versa if that's your thing...so we'd know who to throw rocks at... virtually of course.
Fair play to Dun Laoghaire:
Area Rate per 100k
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 1271.7
Ballymun-Finglas 1099.8
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh 1089.7
Tallaght South 1057.4
North Inner City 1009.2
Lucan 993.4
Artane-Whitehall 924.6
South West Inner City 918.7
Cabra-Glasnevin 912.2
Kimmage-Rathmines 909.4
Palmerstown-Fonthill 891.3
South East Inner City 859.5
Swords 856.5
Ongar 853.9
Firhouse-Bohernabreena 847.9
Clondalkin 838.3
Donaghmede 810.2
Rush-Lusk 793.1
Rathfarnham-Templeogue 766
Tallaght Central 756.7
Castleknock 702.4
Clontarf 679.2
Pembroke 655.3
Blackrock 652.3
Stillorgan 652.3
Howth-Malahide 648.4
Killiney-Shankill 606.6
Balbriggan 598.9
Dundrum 582.1
Glencullen-Sandyford 551.6
Dun Laoghaire 482.9
Dun Laugharne Rathdown has probably had the highest death rate.
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That's interesting. They seem to be getting their act together now anyway.
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https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/coronavirus-ireland-dublin-covid-hotspots-19920367 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/coronavirus-ireland-dublin-covid-hotspots-19920367)
Coronavirus Ireland: Dublin COVID hotspots revealed as one northside area has 3 times more cases than national average
Overall, the situation is improving across the capital
By Laura Lyne Reporter
10:27, 26 FEB 2021 UPDATED12:20, 26 FEB 2021
NEWS
CORONAVIRUS BY NUMBERS - CASES AND DEATHS AS OF FEBRUARY 26
The rate of COVID-19 infection in one north Dublin area remains worryingly high at 798 cases per 100,000 people.
Ballymun-Finglas retains the spot for Dublin area with the highest incidence rate, although it has dropped slightly from the 819 rate it was at last week.
That's still over three times more than the national average at 240.4 cases per 100,000 people.
The lowest rate in the capital is in Stillorgan where it currently sits at 95.1 which is a significant drop from last week when it was 173.7.
Another area that has seen a huge improvement is Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart which was the highest in all of Ireland only weeks ago. It's now at 529.6, down from 606.1 last week and 756.2 the week before that.
The average case numbers are steadily growing in Tallaght South, which is currently at 555.5. Last week, this number was 518.8 and this was another large jump from 468.1 the week before.
Clondalkin (412.7) and Kimmage-Rathmines (354.5) are the other areas with the biggest jumps, with most of Dublin seeing a decrease in the average cases.
Check out your Dublin area below:
* Ballymun-Finglas - 798
* Tallaght South - 555.5
* Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart - 529.6
* Ballyfermot-Drimnagh - 488.4
* North Inner City - 487.3
* Artane-Whitehall - 435.9
* South West Inner City - 422.7
* Clondalkin - 412.7
* Palmerstown-Fonthill - 407.5
* Donaghmede - 399.1
* Lucan - 380
* Ongar - 360
* Kimmage-Rathmines - 354.5
* Tallaght Central - 340.2
* Cabra-Glasnevin - 320.5
* Swords - 309.5
* Rush-Lusk - 276.9
* Clontarf - 273.2
* Firhouse-Bohernabreena - 266.1
* Castleknock - 264.5
* South East Inner City - 243.8
* Balbriggan - 237.9
* Howth-Malahide - 233.3
* Rathfarnham-Templeogue - 210.8
* Killiney-Shankill - 204.8
* Dundrum - 168.2
* Pembroke - 164.9
* Dun Laoghaire - 151.3
* Blackrock - 145.3
* Glencullen-Sandyford - 136.5
* Stillorgan - 95.1
list reconfigured to satisfy Hal's OCD.
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It's all a loada bollocks.
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You should go out and get yourself a fine for refusing to wear a mask, Doc... then set up a gofundme page... you'll easily treble your takings.
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You should go out and get yourself a fine for refusing to wear a mask, Doc... then set up a gofundme page... you'll easily treble your takings.
He could get his haircut then go for a takeaway pint in New Street because its more than 5KM from home.
After that perhaps set up a GoFindMeANewSlogan page! 8)
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I've noticed a lotta cases of elderly people hamming it up.
they're walking along the street norra bodder but when they're going inta a shop the mask goes on and the frail vulnerable act goes in to action. if you put a pillow over their face in a hospital they'd run down the corridor goodo alright.
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You should go out and get yourself a fine for refusing to wear a mask, Doc... then set up a gofundme page... you'll easily treble your takings.
I only discovered I'm in Artane/Whitehall electoral area.!
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https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/health/covid19-cases-dublin-area-irelandscovid19datahub-20262946 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/health/covid19-cases-dublin-area-irelandscovid19datahub-20262946)
Latest list of Dublin areas with highest and lowest rates of COVID-19 shows one town suffering with massive spike
One area in particular has seen a massive increase
ByAlex Dunne
13:04, 26 MAR 2021 UPDATED13:06, 26 MAR 2021
NEWS
Rates of COVID-19 in Dublin have began to flatten out across the capital with some small increases and decreases on last week's figures.
But one area in particular has seen a massive increase.
The incidence rate of cases per 100,00 people over 14 days is used to measure the levels of infection in local areas across the country.
And Balbriggan in North County Dublin has shot up the table, topping the Dublin infection charts while also being the fifth-worst hit area for COVID-19 in the country between March 9th and 22nd.
391 cases per 100k people were recorded in the Balbriggan Local Electoral Area, an increase in incidence rate of over 150 from last week.
Ballymun-Finglas remains in second place his week with a slight jump up to 369 cases per 100,000.
Tallaght South sits third with 366.6 per 100,000, while Ongar its fourth on 365.6.
The North Inner City - last week's table toppers - rounds out the top five with 322.3 cases per 100,000.
Stillorgan remains at the bottom of the table, and is one of two LEAs with an incidence rate below 100, sitting at 62.3 cases per 100,000.
And Firhouse-Bohernabreena joins them below the 100 barrier, with 81.9 cases per 100,000.
The southside dominates the bottom of the table, with Dun Laoghaire having the third lowest rate on 103.3, followed by Dundrum (104.1) and Rathfarnham-Templeogue (104.4).
Here's a rundown of the latest cases per 100,000 in every LEA in the period 05/01 to 18/01:
Area Cases per 100k
Balbriggan 391
Ballymun-Finglas 369
Tallaght South 366.6
Ongar 365.6
North Inner City 322.3
Artane-Whitehall 320.6
Palmerstown-Fonthill 312.9
Rush-Lusk 311.5
Clondalkin 309.5
Swords 290.1
Cabra-Glasnevin 284.7
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 280.4
Ballyfermot-Drimnagh 269.2
South West Inner City 248
Donaghmede 240.4
Clontarf 232.5
Castleknock 214.6
South East Inner City 206.9
Killiney-Shankill 196.9
Lucan 194.5
Howth-Malahide 169.3
Glencullen-Sandyford 166.6
Kimmage-Rathmines 164.7
Tallaght Central 157.4
Blackrock 112.7
Pembroke 107.8
Rathfarnham-Templeogue 104.4
Dundrum 104.1
Dun Laoghaire 103.3
Firhouse-Bohernabreena 81.9
Stillorgan 62.3
The North Inner City sits atop the decrease table, with its rate plummeting by over 100 from last week.
Lucan, Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart, Artane-Whitehall, and Pembroke join them in the top 5.
Area Mar22 Mar15 Decrease
North Inner City 322.3 443.3 121
Lucan 194.5 257.3 62.8
Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart 280.4 320 39.6
Artane-Whitehall 320.6 353.8 33.2
Pembroke 107.8 129.7 21.9
Meanwhile the numbers show a rapid deterioration of the situation in Balbriggan, whose rate has gone up by a massive 155.8 week on week.
Tallaght South - which sits third overall - Swords, Killiney-Shankill, and Clondalkin make up the rest of the top 5 increases.
Area Mar22 Mar15 Increase
Balbriggan 391 235.2 155.8
Tallaght South 366.6 276.3 90.3
Swords 290.1 204.4 85.7
Killiney-Shankill 196.9 115.5 81.4
Clondalkin 309.5 249.4 60.1
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You heard it here first... and the pubs are still doing a roaring "takeaway" trade, and these aren't pubs that would do anything to upset the local constabulary.
http://intaxi.org/forum/index.php?topic=13347.msg181267#msg181267 (http://intaxi.org/forum/index.php?topic=13347.msg181267#msg181267)