No further swine flu cases detected in Ireland

There are no other cases of swine flu in this country, health experts said tonight.

No further swine flu cases detected in Ireland
Fri, 01 May, 2009 - 18:58

There are no other cases of swine flu in this country, health experts said tonight.

Tests results for a man classified as a probable case will be known late tonight or early tomorrow morning.

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