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Where is Ireland now with Covid?

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Like the rest of the world, Ireland has been through a torrid almost two and-a-half years with this disease. And it has not gone away. To date, worldwide, there have been 556 million cases and 6.3 million deaths.

Thankfully, at this point in mid-July, we are nowhere near the extreme impact, severity and restrictions of the recent past. But against the backdrop of renewed wave in Europe, which has caused a spike in cases and hospitalisations, Covid continues to pose a threat.

Sensible precautions are therefore advised, in particular getting full vaccination. Here's what we know about the pandemic right now: How are we with case numbers? Since the start of the pandemic, Ireland has seen 1.6 million PCR confirmed cases.

But the real figure is much higher. There has also been 7,571 Covid-19 deaths according to the official data. The current daily reported figures are about 1,200 PCR positive cases and 2,500 self-administered antigen tests being positive.

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