Further Covid-19 case increases in Limerick, Tipperary and Clare
File picture of the Covid-19 testing in Ballysimon Industrial Estate, Limerick. Picture: Brendan Gleeson
Covid-19 cases in Limerick jumped to 78 on Friday, a rise of 34 in 24 hours, according to figures released Saturday, as the potential for a local lockdown continued to loom on the Shannonside city.
Figures released today by the Department of Public Health Mid-West showed that as well as the increase in cases in Limerick, there was also a rise in north Tipperary, from five cases on Thursday to 11 on Friday.
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