Ireland winter seasonal resurgence now beginning to move up from the trend line of prior years
-this is the best data possible as it is all-cause mortality and has very little lag
(it based on funeral announcements so excellent correlation to actual mortality released much later)
So the question now is to what extent Ireland will have "seasonally split wave" phenomenon (see tagged segment here from my last update):
This RIP.ie data will let us know almost by the day - but caution that full season needs integrating
...Note that Ireland had a substantial mortality hump back in the epidemic (April)
- but it did not affect the seasonal mortality at all versus prior years (when full season analysed):
Another view of the April epidemic in Ireland - no mortality impact over full season - interestingly didn't even rise up to compensate for the very soft 2019 season:
Closing point - Ireland has 85+ population increased by 5% (3,900) from 2019 to 2020. It increased by 11% (8,200) from 2018 to 2020. And overall mortality 2020 mild. So resurgence could have substantial impact yet - we shall be tracking... (thanks to @GrahamNeary for latter data)
Okay - just noticed that The Times claimed that "I was approached with request for comment".
I was not - I just checked all channels. That's the second time this week, for so-called "journalists"
I'll give them a reply with trivial ease if actually asked. thetimes.co.uk/article/covid-…
Article here - they never came to me - liar liar pants on fire ;-) we.tl/t-AhY0F28uBR
Hilarious - another hit job from the bad guys and the "CCP China Lockdown Science" people!
Has anyone got a subscription to the Times and can send me this article to amuse myself with? Thanks in advance, Western scientifc people!
Okay all you professionals/scientific thinkers - final print version of Covid Recovery Ireland (Doc/Expert group) White Paper - excellent publication with super science. Download below *or at the other links in my comments below this tweet* - please share! we.tl/t-2M0u3VReD4