At a National Public Health Emergency Team briefing this evening, Acting Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn said Ireland was moving into the second chapter of the coronavirus emergency.
He added that the single most important thing that everyone needed to do now was to reduce their social contacts. Meanwhile, Professor Philip Nolan, chair of the NPHETs Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group, said that while there are restrictions to control the spread in Dublin, "what we have here is a nationwide problem". Here's 10 things we learned today about the spread of Covid-19 in Ireland. 1) The incidence rate in Dublin remains 3-4 times higher than the rest of the country, but it's growing at approximately the same rate right across the