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Coronavirus: 41 new deaths as 778 confirmed cases announced by authorities

In the North, there were 17 deaths announced today and 147 new confirmed cases.

Coronavirus: 41 new deaths as 778 confirmed cases announced by authorities

Sat, 18 Apr, 2020 - 19:08

Joel Slattery

Forty-one more people diagnosed with Covid-19 have died, it has been confirmed.

The latest figures bring the total deaths in Ireland to 571.

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