Co Clare now has the seventh lowest 14 day incidence rate of COVID-19 in the country while 18 new cases are known here among the 1,414 nationally as health officials announced 79 further deaths.
Scariff residents have hit out at the continued hosting of anti-mask demonstrations in East Clare.
Clare’s 14 day incidence rate of COVID-19 remains the ninth lowest in the country while a provisional 15 new cases are known in the county among the 1,254 nationally and 48 extra deaths have been recorded.
Demonstrations have been held in Scariff for the past twelve weeks by a group of individuals opposed to the wearing of face masks during a global pandemic.
Residents of Cahercalla Community Hospital who contracted COVID-19 days prior to receiving the vaccine will not have to be administered a new series of jabs.
Daily case counts of COVID-19 are not offering a clear picture as close contacts are not being tested, the Department of Public Health Mid-West has flagged.
“Stable low levels of transmission” relating to COVID-19 are due to the compliance with public health advice experts have said on a day when Clare recorded 24 new cases among 1,466 nationally.
Healthcare workers in the process of applying for Irish citizenship should be fast-tracked, Clare Ógra Fianna Fáil have stated.
24 new cases of COVID-19 have emerged in Co Clare among 1,335 nationally while the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) have announced 54 further deaths.
A decline in the daily incidence of COVID-19 has been observed while the volume of the disease in communities remains high with Clare recording 15 new cases among the 928 nationally as the country’s death toll exceeded 3000.
