Monaghan, Donegal and Louth have the highest 14-day incidence rates.
A further 1,413 people have tested positive for Covid-19.
The five-day moving average stands at 1,395, down almost 100 on two weeks ago.
Monaghan, Donegal and Louth have the highest 14-day incidence rates in the country.
There are 290 patients being treated for the virus in hospital, a drop of two since yesterday, while the number being treated in ICU has increased two to 67.
Six Months Of Traffic Disruption Ahead As Water Mains Works Begin In Westmeath
Water mains replacement works will begin in Kilbeggan at the start of November.
Hybrid Working Drives Irish Rail Services To Capacity In The Midlands
All routes through Tullamore are at full capacity.
Young Musicians Set To Rock The Midlands At Youth Music Festival
The project empowers young musicians to create and develop music with professionals and educators.
Minister Rules Out Toll Reductions For Midlands Commuters
Robert Troy is advocating for student travel refunds to ease commuting costs.
€7.5m Offaly Distribution Centre Development Set To Create Over 100 Jobs
Cayenne Holdings Ltd are looking to construct a new distribution centre in Clara.
Offaly Chocolatier Heartbroken As Factory Fire Halts Production
Stock in Bon Choclatiers were damaged by a fire on Wednesday.
Drivers In The Midlands Urged To Take Responsiblity When Driving On Bad Roads
Inspector Holmes of the Laois-Offaly Roads Policing Unit, who says motorists should drive at an appropriate speed for the road they are on.
Dunbar Pharma CEO Announced "Founder Of The Year 2026" At High Potential Start-Up Awards
Leah Fletcher is the Founder and CEO of Dunbar Pharma.
