Ireland has reported an average of 46 cases per day over the past seven days, up from an average of 19 the previous week.
But it still has the 11th lowest rate of new infections of 32 European countries monitored by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, with nine infections per 100,000 people reported over the past 14 days.
“We’re in a precarious situation in our battle with the virus,” Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told a news conference. “We have lost some ground but it is possible to reclaim it.”
Source: Ireland delays full reopening of bars again after COVID-19 rate doubles – Reuters


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