Stephen Donnelly: Dublin Covid-19 figures 'beginning to stabilise'

Stephen Donnelly: Dublin Covid-19 figures 'beginning to stabilise'

Health Minister, Stephen Donnelly also said that Ireland's coronavirus test and trace system was 'one of the best in the world,' and 'something to be proud of'. Picture: Julien Behan

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said that the coronavirus figures for Dublin are beginning to stabilise and that the same needs to happen elsewhere in the country.

Speaking on RTÉ radio this afternoon, he said: "Dublin as of last night was at 140 per 100,000 for the last 14 days, in the last seven days that figure was down to 73.

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