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The total number of Covid-19 virus cases confirmed here in Co. Tipperary; stands currently at 543.
This evening, the Department of Health has confirmed that there have been 6 deaths caused by this pandemic, bringing the overall death toll here in the Republic to 1,743.
However, there were 23 new additional cases reported to the Department of Health, leaving the current total number of confirmed cases since conception at 25,565. Seven of these new cases are recorded in Dublin at 12,266 (3 new cases), Kildare at 1,500 (1 new case), Meath 812 (stable today), Cork 1545 (2 new cases), and Wicklow 698 (1 new case).
All of the new cases today are under the age of 45 years.
The National Public Health Emergency Team has stated that there is an immediate need to take care and operate caution, with the reproductive rate of Covid-19 in Ireland increasing to stand at, or above 1 todate.
Act responsibly – Stay safe.
The total number of Covid-19 virus cases confirmed here in Co. Tipperary; stands currently at 543, with 1 new case identified.
This evening, the Department of Health has confirmed that there have been zero deaths caused by this pandemic, while four deaths have been de-notified, bringing the overall death toll here in the Republic to 1,738.
However, there were 11 new additional cases reported to the Department of Health, leaving the current total number of confirmed cases since conception at 25,542, with seven cases being de-notified.
Dublin Virus cases now stand at 12,263 (7 cases denotified since July 5th), with Kildare at 1,499 (up 5 since July 5th), Meath 812 (up 3 since July 5th), Cork 1543 (up 2 since July 5th), and Wicklow 698.
New Covid Tracker:
Latest figures from the Department of Health show that over 862,000 people have downloaded the new Covid Tracker, launched yesterday.
Act responsibly – Stay safe.
The total number of Covid-19 virus cases confirmed here in Co. Tipperary; remains currently at 542, with zero cases identified over the previous 13 days.
This evening, the Department of Health has confirmed that there have been, sadly, 1 further death nationally from Covid-19, over the last 24 hours. Latest figures show the total number of deaths caused by this pandemic, is now 1,742.
A further 24 additional confirmed cases of coronavirus, bring the total number of cases here in the Irish Republic to 25,538.
Currently acting Chief Medical Officer Dr. Ronan Glynn has stated that the virus situation is currently looking good; emphasising that all elements of this pandemic are being kept under constant review.
Act responsibly – Stay safe.
Today marks the launch of the HSE’s new Covid-19 track and trace App.
Officially launched by the Minister for Health Mr Stephen Donnelly, it is expected that the app will help with contact tracing as follows:-
Using a system of Bluetooth and anonymous IDs, if a user tests positive for Covid-19, they can give the app permission to anonymously alert other app users that they were in close contact with.
Likewise, if you use the app, you will be notified if you came in close contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19 and who has granted the app permission to share this data.
The Covid-19 tracker application also aims to provide users with real-time symptom tracking and up-to-date information about the virus. It is available to download for free for Apple and Android devices, by clicking HERE.
Hopefully, this application, along with other public health measures and advice, will assist us all in slowing the spread of Covid-19 here in Ireland.
Please note the app may not work for contact tracing if your phone:
- is more than 5 years old.
- is not using Apple’s iOS 13.5 or higher or Google’s Android 6.0 or higher.
The total number of Covid-19 virus cases confirmed here in Co. Tipperary; remains currently at 542, with zero cases identified over the previous 12 days.
This evening, the Department of Health has confirmed that there have been zero deaths nationally from Covid-19, over the last 48 hours. Latest figures show the total number of deaths caused by this pandemic, remains at 1,741.
A further 4 additional confirmed cases of coronavirus brings the total number of cases here in the Irish Republic to 25,531. New cases are understood to be in Kildare (2) and Meath (2).
Speaking at a post-cabinet media briefing this afternoon, An Taoiseach Mr Micheál Martin has confirmed that Government advice against all non-essential travel will remain in place until July 20th .
An Taoiseach stated that international travel is not advised and should be avoided. A “Green list” of countries, to which people can travel to and from, will be published on the same date (July 20th) .
This pandemic has killed over 534,300 people worldwide, since it was conceived in China late last year.
The United States remains the hardest-hit country with almost 130,000 deaths. It is followed by Brazil with almost 64,900, Britain with 44,220, Italy with 34,861 and Mexico with 30,639 fatalities.
Act responsibly and stay safe.
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