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Tipperary meat plant confirms case of coronavirus

It is the second time a Covid-19 case has been confirmed at a plant in the county.

Tipperary meat plant confirms case of coronavirus — ABP Foods in Cahir said the case was confirmed on Friday, and all close contacts of the worker are self-isolating and will undergo testing. File picture

Mon, 17 Aug, 2020 - 16:53

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A case of Covid-19 has been confirmed at a meat plant in Co. Tipperary.

ABP Foods in Cahir said the case was confirmed on Friday, and all close contacts of the worker are self-isolating and will undergo testing.

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