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Apr 8, 2020 3 tweets 2 min read Read on X
COVID-19 in IRELAND - updated 8th April.
A further 25 people have died from COVID-19 in Ireland.
Let’s view this a bit differently – I’ve plotted the same data 3 ways:
1. Log scale (has been the standard)
2. Linear scale
3. Per 100k People
#coronavirus #Coronavirusireland ImageImageImage
Most countries were experiencing exponential growth in early days of the spread, however in many countries the number of deaths is now increasing at a steadier rate. Using a linear scale can make sense – however it means that comparisons with smaller countries are difficult.
One obvious way to solve this is by viewing this per 100k people. The reason NI & ROI start off quite high in this chart is because we picked a common starting point of 10 deaths – and this was not weighted differently for each country.

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Oct 1, 2020
The LEA map has been updated today here: covid19ireland-geohive.hub.arcgis.com
🔹Half of the top 50 LEAs are in Dublin.
🔹Donegal now has 4 LEAs in the top 50.
🔹Lifford-Stranorlar is still the highest.
>>>Breakdown per area included in this thread (1/5) Image
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Here's the rest of Leinster. (3/5) Image
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Here’s a view of how the % positive rate has changed over time.
Looking at NI first - you can see low numbers in June/July, and in August the number of cases and tests have both increased (at a similar rate).
In September this changed – and overall % rate is now increasing. 1/5
Here’s the same graphic for ROI.
Testing jumped up in July but cases stayed low. However, from August both tests and positive results are increasing. 2/5
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➡️Big jump in cases in NI. 119 in one day is the highest single day since April.
➡️This pushes the 7-day average in NI from 40 >> 54.
➡️Mid & East Antrim (42), Belfast (17).
➡️Big rise in Derry (20 today, average was 1/day).
➡️Lower cases today in ROI (see thread). Image
➡️In the Republic - quite similar trends over the last 3 weekends... high number of cases on Saturday, but lower on Friday/Sunday.
➡️Dublin (39) & Kildare (13) are highest again today.
➡️7-day average remains at 105/day Image
Here's the heat map for the last few weeks.
➡️Leitrim now 20 days without a case. Image
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➡️This is now based on TODAY’s numbers (see thread).
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➡️A big drop in Kildare numbers, but Laois & Offaly up.
🚫No NI numbers today 1/4 Image
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Today they reported the counties in full, but over the last week or so they have at least been publishing some numbers. 3/4
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Are the roads back to normal?
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Traffic in NI is just 21% below pre-lockdown levels (and was only 17% a week ago).
Apple are actually showing traffic levels on 11th June as just 1% below baseline - (but their calculation is slightly different - see note later). Image
NI is closer to returning to 'normal' levels of traffic than any other part of Ireland/UK.
Surprising difference North vs South. Image
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