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The Chief Executive of the Saolta Hospital Group says he's deeply concerned about the health service's capacity to cope with what lies ahead.

There are fresh concerns for Louth, Donegal and Waterford as their incidence rates of COVID-19 cases per 100 thousand population continue to rise. Louth

There’s growing concern from the government about the increasing number of COVID-19 cases nationally. Last Friday, Dublin entered into Level 3 restrictions as

County Leitrim has been described as being "at a critical juncture" in terms of its Covid-19 cases. State agencies in the county, including Gardai,

The Director of Public Health in the North West says he is satisfied the rise of cases of Covid-19 in Leitrim is under control.

Gardai in Roscommon are asking the public to be conscious of guest numbers at celebrations and social events surrounding confirmation and communions in the coming

A member of NPHET has said the virus will spiral out of control in Dublin without action. Professor Philip Nolan has said people are misreading

Leitrim is one of six counties whose 14-day incidence rate of Covid 19 is above the national average. Data published by the Health Protection

240 more people have tested positive for Covid-19, and one more patient with the virus has died. The death toll in the Republic is

A Carrick-on-Shannon GP says he's not surprised to hear speculation that Leitrim could face some restrictions as a result of Covid 19

Cabinet ministers are to restrict their movements and the Dail have been suspended after the Health Minister began to feel unwell earlier today. Stephen Donnelly

The government's new COVID roadmap has been described as confused and confusing. The plan contains five levels of restrictions based on how many cases

The government has published its new roadmap for living alongside COVID. The entire country has been placed into level two restrictions, though Dublin has some

The self-isolation period for people with Covid-19 has reduced from 14 days to 10. Guidance from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre says the