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720 more cases of COVID-19 confirmed
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A further 720 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic, as well as five more deaths. This brings the total number of cases here to 58,767, while the total number of deaths is now 1,890. Of the 720 confirmed cases, 228 occurred in Dublin, 130 in Cork, 47 in Galway, 31 in Meath and 27 in Limerick. As of 2pm on Tuesday, there were 341 people in hospital with confirmed COVID, 38 of whom were in ICU. There had been 29 additional hospitalisations in the previous 24 hours. The 14-day i
939 more cases of COVID-19 confirmed
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A further 939 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic, as well as three more deaths. This brings the total number of cases here to 58,067, while the total number of deaths is now 1,885. Of the 939 confirmed cases, 262 occurred in Dublin, 96 in Cork, 61 in Meath, 53 in Galway and 51 in Donegal. As of 2pm on Monday, there were 341 people in hospital with confirmed COVID, 38 of whom were in ICU. There had been 16 additional hospitalisations in the previous 24 hours. The 14-day inc
1,025 more cases of COVID-19 confirmed
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A further 1,025 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic, however no new deaths have been reported. This brings the total number of cases here to 57,128. The number of deaths currently stands at 1,882. Of the 1,025 confirmed cases, 255 occurred in Dublin, 147 in Cork, 77 in Galway, 54 in Kildare and 53 in Donegal. As of 2pm on Sunday, there were 315 people in hospital with confirmed COVID, 38 of whom were in ICU. There had been 16 additional hospitalisations in the previous 24 ho
859 more cases of COVID confirmed
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A further 859 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic, as well as four more deaths. This brings the total number of cases here to 56,108, and the number of deaths to 1,882. Of the 859 cases today, 192 occurred in Dublin, 148 in Cork, 58 in Donegal, 55 in Galway and 54 in Meath. As of 3pm on Saturday, there were 315 people in hospital with confirmed COVID, 37 of whom were in ICU. There had been 16 additional hospitalisations in the previous 24 hours. The 14-day incidence rate pe
777 more cases of COVID, seven more deaths
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A further 777 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic, as well as seven more deaths. This brings the total number of cases here to 55,261, and the number of deaths to 1,878. Of the 777 cases today, 182 occurred in Dublin, 81 in Galway, 44 in Wexford, 42 in Meath and 41 in Cork. As of 3pm on Friday, there were 319 people in hospital with confirmed COVID, 37 of whom were in ICU. There had been 24 additional hospitalisations in the previous 24 hours. The chief medical officer, Dr
New cancer study needs participants
28 Oct 2020 02:50
A new study, which aims to investigate the use of complementary and alternative medicines among people who have, or have had, cancer, is looking for participants. The study is being carried out by researchers at University College Cork (UCC) and is funded by the Irish Cancer Society (ICS). It is hoping to recruit as many current cancer patients and survivors as possible between now and February 2021. The researchers hope that the results of this study will help healthcare professionals to bett
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