Coronavirus: 14 further deaths and 455 new cases reported in the State Four new walk-in test centres open as HSE aims to identify asymptomatic cases
Sat, Apr 10, 2021, 09:14 Updated: about 4 hours ago
A further 14 deaths relating to Covid-19 have been reported by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet).
This brings to 4,783 the total number of deaths in the pandemic.
Those who died ranged in age from 55-90 years and the median age was 72.
On Saturday, Nphet also reported 455 confirmed cases of the disease, bringing to 240,643 the total number of confirmed cases in Ireland since the pandemic began.
Some 208 Covid-19 patients were receiving hospital treatment on Saturday morning, including 11 people who were hospitalised in the last 24 hours. This is a slight increase on the 200 people being treated for the virus in hospital on Friday morning. A total of 52 people were in ICU on Saturday morning, up from 51 on Friday.
Covid-19: 14 further deaths and 455 new cases reported in the State Four new walk-in test centres open as HSE aims to identify asymptomatic cases
about 10 hours ago Updated: about an hour ago
A further 14 deaths relating to Covid-19 have been reported by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet).
This brings to 4,783 the total number of deaths in the pandemic.
Those who died ranged in age from 55-90 years and the median age was 72.
On Saturday, Nphet also reported 455 confirmed cases of the disease, bringing to 240,643 the total number of confirmed cases in Ireland since the pandemic began.
Some 208 Covid-19 patients were receiving hospital treatment on Saturday morning, including 11 people who were hospitalised in the last 24 hours. This is a slight increase on the 200 people being treated for the virus in hospital on Friday morning. A total of 52 people were in ICU on Saturday morning, up from 51 on Friday.
Four new Covid-19 test centres to open in Dublin, Limerick and Waterford Tourism industry body says quarantine list expansion will be damaging to Irish market
about 3 hours ago Updated: about an hour ago
Four new walk-in Covid-19 testing centres are to open on Saturday, two in Dublin, and one each in Waterford and Limerick, as a tourism industry body said the Government’s decision to add travellers from 16 further countries to the quarantine list would be damaging to Irish tourism.
Walk-in centres
Four new walk-in centres will open across Dublin, Waterford and Limerick. In Dublin, they will be at Cumann Naomh Peregrine, Blakestown Road, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15; at Ballyfermot Sports Complex, 33-39 Gurteen Road, Redcowfarm, Dublin 10.