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Excellent peer-reviewed survey below on COVID-19 and the jab. I have traveled the world for close to the last 40 years and thought nothing could shock me anymore. Then along came 2019 and COVID-19. In the early days I gave people the benefit of the doubt but now we are three years further down the road with most none the wiser. Unfortunately it seems Ireland leads the way in this regard, which is not in the shock category as I have found Irish people in general believe almost everything they are spoon fed, compliments to RTE etc.

https://o-trim.co/VaxSurvey

Many of the side effects are listed, see if you, members of your family or friends experience any. The comments section is also very informative. How people can take a chance on a vaccine which had little or no trials is mind boggling. To me it's comparable to playing Russian roulette with all the chambers loaded. For those people who continue to follow with blind faith, may God help them. When somebody gets injured or dies from the COVID jab we all lose.

The people who admire Djokovic have great regard for liars generally.

Do you admire Dr Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci?

Cheers, I'll say I got advice from you.  That should do it.

Paddle your own canoe, keep the informed out of it.

That's what I thought.  Can I hire you as my defense lawyer?

Sorry, not into statutory law. Plead insanity, you will be believed.

There was a bloke under it.  I think it killed him.  He was probably vaccinated though.

You probably did him a favour.

The jab skeptics are in safe hands, avoiding and detoxing the shedding are the only concerns. Knowledge is power.

What does "avoiding and detoxing the shedding" mean?   Help a sheeple out.

Start by throwing your tv out the window

The jab skeptics are in safe hands, avoiding and detoxing the shedding are the only concerns. Knowledge is power.

Who was at 11 for Fossa? He was fairly impressive I thought, won a few kickouts when the pressure was on.

Shane Ryan be pushing for a spot in the Kerry forward line next year! Super today.

Matt Rennie

As regards intermediate, may not get any better for the rest of the country for the next All Ireland series as Austin Stacks were relegated from senior. They are expected to be the top senior club in Kerry within the next two years as they have a massive pool of talented young players coming on board. Expected to dominate Kerry club football much like Dr. Crokes did in the Gooch era.

Rathmore goal keeper pulled off two goal bound saves... small margins when the other keeper gifted one

Kenneth O'Keefee, Rathmore goalkeeper, brother of Declan, who played in goals for Kerry. Always played in the forward line, now 44, in goals for the last few years.

So what we got here, 8th team in Kerry v 17th in Tyrone?

Going by league, 37th, by championship 21st

Sorry, you probably meant Rathmore, 8th or 9th with probably 6 or 7 more teams in intermediate of the same standard. No hope of winning Kerry senior

So what we got here, 8th team in Kerry v 17th in Tyrone?

Going by league, 37th, by championship 21st

What is in reality a Intermediate B club team (in any other county), that have been a man up for the guts of 20 minutes.

Fossa are poor!

Cian O'Shea black carded 10 minutes ago to even it up. Fossa were a Division 5 team a few years ago. Their success has coincided with the arrival of the Cliffords. People don't understand Kerry club football. Templenoe were the worst team in Kerry less than 10 years ago, Division 5 also. When generational footballers come on board teams move up the divisions and championship status, now Templenoe are senior. Clubs can't leap ahead of their standing. Now Fossa are intermediate but may not win a game in Kerry next year. They were division 4 also in 2022, got promoted to Division 3.

It's amusing to see the inmates fighting over a Death Care System that is running according to plan.

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Great. You're back.

And making as much sense as ever.

Thanks, because unlike you I always ask questions

You're always "in the know", that's for sure.

Trying to help my fellow man with truth and love

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.

Yep.

I'd a relative die after two spells of being intubated. My own mother was hospitalized with it. Several people from businesses I frequent died.

Just a sniffle though.

And the penny still hasn't dropped? Seems never will at this stage.

Great. You're back.

And making as much sense as ever.

Thanks, because unlike you I always ask questions