Covid-19: Death toll in Ireland passes 2,000 mark

Earlier today, the public were told that the Government will announce details towards the end of next week for the lifting of Level 5 restrictions and the reopening of the retail sector.

Earlier today, the public were told that the Government will announce details towards the end of next week for the lifting of Level 5 restrictions and the reopening of the retail sector.

Ireland has reached an unwanted milestone with 12 new deaths from Covid-19 meaning 2,006 people have now lost their lives as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre was also notified of 379 new confirmed cases of Covid-19, meaning a total of 69,058 confirmed cases of the virus have been detected here.

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