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Covid-19: 51 further deaths, 2,608 new cases

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The Department of Health has been notified of 51 new deaths and 2,608 further cases of Covid-19. The number of patients in intensive care units is 214, up 4 from yesterday.

There have been a total of 54,318 coronavirus cases in Ireland since the start of the pandemic. The 14-day incidence rate is 1,141.

Of the cases reported today, 1,346 are women and 1,230 are men; 55% are under 45 years of age and the median age is 42 years old.

There were 1,019 cases reported in Dublin, 204 in Cork, 135 in Donegal, 132 in Galway, 131 in Kildare, and the remaining 987 cases are spread across all other counties.

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