Catholic Archbishop voices concern over ‘underestimation’ of Covid-19 in Dublin

Catholic Archbishop voices concern over ‘underestimation’ of Covid-19 in Dublin

Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has urged that Covid-19 is not underestimated. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Sat, 19 Sep, 2020 - 20:55
Rebecca Black, PA

The Catholic Archbishop in Ireland has expressed concern at the “underestimation” of Covid-19 in Dublin.

The capital city came under tighter restrictions on Saturday following a surge in the number of cases.

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