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- Question: What’s the Connection Between Climate Change and Brexit? February 2, 2021
- Are We Using Technology to Get us out out of the Covid19 Mess? January 27, 2021
- Democracy is not a fragile flower still it needs cultivating. January 20, 2021
- We Need to Talk About (Irish) Agriculture January 16, 2021
- Spotlight on Climate Bill (Ireland) January 9, 2021
- Renault Zoe 2020 – Report on EV In General Use January 4, 2021
- Remember we still need to save the world. Let’s re-energize and refocus Climate Actions in 2021. December 31, 2020
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Category Archives: Pandemic
Have We lost the Covid19 Plot? A Case Study.
My conclusion is that unless we do something different now, we may lose this battle and be battling the pandemic for at least another year! I summarize a report on South Korea’s experiences and how we might learn from them. Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Covid19, lockdown, Pandemic
Tagged Covid19 Variants, ECDC Risk Analysis, South Korea Covid19 Case Study
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Are We Using Technology to Get us out out of the Covid19 Mess?
Here in Ireland we are recovering from Lockdown 3, case load is reducing but the hospitals and entire health service is incredibly overloaded. There is real concern that new variants may be more serious, transmissible etc, and not covered by … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Covid19, Digital Transformation, lockdown, Pandemic, Personal Technology, Travel
Tagged Mandatory quarantine, tracking by phone
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Pandemic Fatigue breaks out in Ireland. And it’s all the government’s fault!
It appears that much of Europe is struggling to contain the Coronavirus. Countries that did well in the Spring are heading back into lockdown. Last night here in Ireland we heard the official confirmation of what had been an open … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Covid19, Democracy, lockdown, Pandemic, Politics, Uncategorized
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How Ireland Can Return to Post Covid19 Normality
Listening to Michael McGrath (FF Finance) this morning he was asked whether his party, if in government, would make face masks mandatory in enclosed spaces such as transport and shops. His answer was interesting. He said that his thinking is … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Covid19, Digital Transformation, lockdown, Pandemic
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Personal Responsibility in the Next Phase of the Covid19 Pandemic
There has rightly been huge emphasis placed upon individual Irish citizens responsibility in overcoming the Covid19 threat. The consistent message has been, reduce the number of infections by total compliance with the social distancing, cocooning, hand washing, etc. And following … Continue reading
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We Are Living a Sci-Fi or Horror Movie!
Today, Friday was beautiful, and we walked a favourite path along the cliffs and then down to the beach east of Crosshaven overlooking the heads of Cork Harbour. A nearly clear sky, about 7 degrees with a stiff breeze off … Continue reading
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CORONAVIRUS IS A DRILL!
In 2015 Bill Gates gave a TED talk. He predicted the current pandemic. He said, “. . . If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, it’s most likely to be a highly infectious virus rather … Continue reading
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