During the second wave of the pandemic, the indicator peaked during the week ending November 4th, when 62.9 per cent of the population were estimated to have stayed local each day.
In January and February, prior to the onset of the pandemic, on average 56.5 per cent of the population were estimated to have stayed local each day. Counties with high urbanisation levels tend to have greater numbers of people staying within 10km of home, reflecting the density of the population and the proximity to essential services such as schools and shops, the CSO said.
Dublin showed the highest percentage of persons staying local of any county for the week ending December 31st, at 66 per cent., and Sligo with less than half the county population staying within 10km of their usual place of overnight residence.
How can they possibly know that figure? I wouldnt trust these guys to run a bath 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
So what If you live anywhere outside of our cities , 10km gets you nowhere !
How did they get that data
Blaming the people is not a wise thing to do. we all know the fact that ireland have the higher numbers in europe is because our government measures to tacke covid19 sounded like a father ted joke. NEW ZEALAND IS covid free the government worked towards it.
How many of those were doing so for WORK Reasons?!!!
Hanging too good
...according to a CSO estimate...
Shocking. Put them down in the name of justice.
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