Covid-19 case numbers ‘going in the right direction’ – Varadkar

Wed, 10 Feb, 2021 - 22:12

Rebecca Black, PA

Ireland’s Covid-19 case numbers are “going in the right direction”, Leo Varadkar has said.

The Tánaiste said falling case numbers prove that lockdown is working and strengthen the case for a phased reopening of schools, which he described as a Government priority.

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