Walk-in test centres helping to drive down Covid case numbers, say health experts

Members of the National Ambulance Service working at a walk-in test centre on the grounds of Grangegorman Primary Care Centre in Dublin. Picture: Brian Lawless

Members of the National Ambulance Service working at a walk-in test centre on the grounds of Grangegorman Primary Care Centre in Dublin. Picture: Brian Lawless

Health experts say Ireland’s walk-in test centres are helping to drive down Covid case numbers.

It comes after the country reported just 303 new virus cases yesterday, the lowest daily number this year.

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