1,345 New Cases Of Covid-19 In Ireland

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Saturday, July 24th, 2021 3:35pm

By Ross Lindsay

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105 in hospital with the virus, 21 in intensive care.

 

The Department of Health have confirmed 1,345 new cases of Covid-19 in Ireland.

There are currently 105 people in hospital with the virus.

Of those, 21 are in intensive care units.

Today’s figures did not contain any information about whether there were any other deaths due to the virus.

The figures are up slightly on yesterday’s figures, which were 1,110 cases and 101 patients with the illness in hospital.

 

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