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29 Sept 2022
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The number of Covid-19 patients in hospital continues on an upward trend, with the highest number in nine months recorded today.
There are currently 643 patients with Covid-19 in Irish hospitals.
The figure is 18% higher than last Thursday, and 40% higher than a fortnight ago.
There is a slight increase in patients in ICU, with 119 people recorded today.
This is up from yesterday's total of 114 patients receiving treatment in ICU.
The highest total of Covid-19 positive patients recorded in hospital this year was 2020 on January 18.
On January 24, the highest number of patients recorded in ICU, stood at 221.
Tayto Park has confirmed that the theme park and zoo will be renamed Emerald Park at the start of January.
The new phenomenon – termed ‘quiet quitting’ – is seeing young professionals performing just the basics of their job role
Entries close for the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition on 3rd October at 5pm
In the early 1970s there was a historic rent strike in Waterford which helped spark a national tenants’ movement
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