with Hannah Kelly
487 are being treated in Irish hospitals for the virus.
The number of hospitalisations due to Covid-19 has fallen to it lowest level in four weeks.
There were 487 patients being treated in Irish hospitals for the virus this morning.
That is down 41 on the same time yesterday.
And it compares to a figure of 536 on this day last week.
There were 110 people in Intensive Care Units yesterday
Today's I-C-U figures have yet to be published.
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