25 new cases of COVID-19 in Clare as Dr Glynn says national progress has stalled
Co Clare has seen a jump in new COVID-19 cases on par with levels recorded at the beginning of the month.
Co Clare has seen a jump in new COVID-19 cases on par with levels recorded at the beginning of the month.
Clare’s 14 day incidence rate per 100k of the population has dropped to below 100 while less than five new cases of the virus have emerged in the county while the Chief Medical Officer has expressed concern with “worrying” developments nationally.
A drive-thru COVID-19 testing centre is to open at Shannon Airport which has been praised as showing a “proactive approach” from the International Airport.
Clare’s fourteen incidence rate per 100k of the population remains among the lowest in Ireland while eight new cases of COVID-19 are known within the county.
Both Ennis Hospital and University Hospital Limerick are under considerable pressure with over 100 staff out of work due to COVID-19 outbreaks.
Co Clare has reported eight new cases of COVID-19 among the 482 nationally.
A one week extension of “significant reductions” in scheduled care at Ennis Hospital and University Hospital Limerick has been confirmed while the planned opening of a new COVID-19 testing centre in Ennis has been delayed.
A new COVID-19 testing centre in Clare is to open on Monday.
5 of the 395 new cases of COVID-19 across the country are in Co Clare equating at one percent.
A “significant number of staff” at Ennis Hospital and University Hospital Limerick are currently off work and self-isolating following recent outbreaks of COVID-19 while a spokesperson for UL Hospitals Group has refused to specify on how many people are affected.