Fourth Covid-19 death in Ireland as Clare figures stay the same
Figures released by the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) show that on Friday there had been no increase in the amount of Clare coronavirus cases.
Figures released by the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) show that on Friday there had been no increase in the amount of Clare coronavirus cases.
Locals in Kilkee were out with signs across the day on Sunday trying to turn visitors away in an attempt to flatten the curve and prevent the potential spread of coronavirus in their area.
Both car parks at the 12 O’Clock Hills were full on Mother’s Day raising concerns on whether those at the popular walking trail were adhering to social distancing guidelines issued by the HSE.
*Jackie James pictured at DesJardins Florist in Gort. Two hours after opening her latest business on Thursday last, Jackie James was left shaken and “really scared” as Taoiseach Leo Varadkar (FG) announced that schools, colleges, childcare facilities and cultural institutions were to close for the next two weeks, at least.
Confirmed coronavirus cases in Clare has remained at seven as reported by the National Public Health Emergency Team.
Stay out of Lahinch on Mother’s Day is the message from North Clare councillors who have said they will turn visitors away.
Many Clare businesses are counting their losses at forced St Patrick’s Day closures including one in Killaloe which is hopeful of recovering from the “major setback”.
*FILE PHOTO: Lahinch, Photograph: Martin Connolly An increased amount of visitors to parts of West Clare in the past week have prompted local representatives to seek the enforcement of closed public car parks to minimise crowds that are potentially spreading coronavirus.
*Members of Los Paddys performing in Lahinch. Photograph: Olga Tamášová A Clare band have been accused of bringing coronavirus to Santiago as they find themselves in desperate need of a return trip home.
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