with Hannah Kelly
Case numbers may change, because of the cyber attack on the HSE.
Health officials have confirmed 374 new cases of Covid-19.
99 patients with the virus are currently being treated in hospital.
35 of those are in intensive care.
As of midnight, Saturday 29 May, we are reporting 374* confirmed cases of #COVID19.
— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) May 30, 2021
35 in ICU. 99 in hospital.
*Daily case numbers may change due to future data review, validation and update.
Taoiseach Travelling To UK For Meeting With Prime Minister
The pair will have private talks around 10 o’clock this morning
Man (50s) Due In Court Charged With Healy Rae Assault
The Kerry TD was hospitalised following the incident.
Rathangan Will Be The Host Of Next Year's National Ploughing Championships
The National Ploughing Championships were founded in Athy, in 1931
School Absence Increases In Last Ten Years
New research from the ESRI has traced absences among nine to 13 year olds
Timolin Student Awarded For Sepsis Research
It comes as September is Sepsis Awareness Month
Kfm and Independent Radio Stations Launch Major Road Safety Promotion
Unique initiative to increase road safety awareness - with over 1,200 episodes of radio content to be broadcast on Irish airwaves
Central Bank Reveals Average Time Of Four Years To Build House
The Bank's also revised downwards the number of homes it predicts will be built this year
Cost Of MetroLink Expected To Be Much Higher Than Estimated
It comes as ministers prepare to sign off on the next stage of the project this morning (16 September).
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