Dr Ronan Glynn issues update on lifting of lockdown as Ireland on 'good path'

The Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn has urged people to 'keep their guard up' in order to give NPHET more options ahead of April 5 and a decision on restrictions.

''The level of the vaccine we have in people - that's not enough to avoid a deterioration or another wave if we drop our guard at this point.''By the end of May, we should be able to give that clarity. ''The more improvement we make in the next two to three weeks, the more options we have in April and May.''437 new cases were reported by officials this evening..

Yeah heard that one before and we ended up in a circle of broken potential promises . Do NPHET...and Task Farce..and our corrupt government all read from the same script as they seem to just pluck these statements out of thin air .

Hoping to give a clearer picture end of May is what he is saying. That is almost 11 weeks away !!! Enjoying your new life lemmings of Ireland. P.S €48,291 is the amount of Debt per head of population to pay for this so far. It’s expected to top €60,000 by September. Enjoy PUP😡

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