There are ten more cases of coronavirus in the Republic of Ireland - bringing the total to 34.
They involve six men and four women, who picked up the illness from travel or contact with confirmed cases.
- One male, a healthcare worker, in the south of the country, associated with hospital transmission
- One female, a healthcare worker, in the east of the country, possible hospital transmission
- Three males, in the south of the country, associated with travel from an affected area
- One male, in the west of the country, associated with close contact with a confirmed case
- One female, in the west of the country, associated with close contact with a confirmed case
- One female, in the south of the country, associated with close contact with a confirmed case
- One male, in the east of the country, associated with travel from an affected area
- One female, in the east of the country, associated with travel from an affected area
It means that 34 people are now infected with COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland while there are a further 16 cases in Northern Ireland.
Over 1,700 tests have been conducted in Ireland so far.
The Department of Health's chief medical officer, Tony Holohan, says 98% of people tested here for the virus have tested negative.
