No additional deaths have been reported.
The country's highest number of Covid-19 cases in nearly five months has been reported today.
There are 783 new cases - the highest since February 20th.
There are 73 Covid patients in hospital, with 20 in intensive care.
Professor Philip Nolan is President of Maynooth University and Chair of NPHET's modelling group.
He says the incidence rate is growing rapidly.
As of midnight, Tuesday 13 July, we are reporting 783* confirmed cases of #COVID19.
— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) July 14, 2021
20 in ICU. 73 in hospital.
*Daily case numbers may change due to future data review, validation and update.
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health said: “Throughout this pandemic, we have been mindful of the disproportionate impact the necessary public health measures have had on certain people in our society. Unfortunately, this remains the case and we are continuing to see our young people suffer a great burden as they wait for their vaccinations.
“As we continue to re-open society and enjoy being able to meet loved ones again, it is important to remember that not all social situations are the same. There are certain instances, that are riskier than others. As we have said throughout this pandemic, COVID-19 spreads much easier indoors and when public health measures are not prevalent and as such, it is important to exercise caution in all environments as we continue to safely meet others.”
— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) July 14, 2021
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