Growing concerns over RSV virus with over 200 cases reported in Mid-West since October

Parents are warned to be vigilant about their children’s symptoms, as hospitals say they have seen an increased incidence of bronchiolitis caused by the virus, leaving many young children hospitalised.

Parents are warned to be vigilant about their children’s symptoms, as hospitals say they have seen an increased incidence of bronchiolitis caused by the virus, leaving many young children hospitalised.

Concern is growing over the rising number of RSV cases, with 206 cases reported in the Mid-West region since the beginning of October.

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) is a highly contagious respiratory disease, which generally occurs between October and April, with cases peaking in December.

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