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Second coronavirus case confirmed in Ireland

The patient is a woman in the east of the country who recently travelled back from northern Italy.

Second coronavirus case confirmed in Ireland

Tue, 03 Mar, 2020 - 20:54

Digital Desk staff

A second case of Coronavirus has been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland.

The patient is a woman in the east of the country who recently travelled back from Italy.

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