This chart shows where the coronavirus cases have been in Ireland since the start of phase three.
The country moved into phase three on June 29 with a small few spikes in cases since that date.
Among the measures that began on that day was the decision to open up restaurants and some pubs that served food.
Dublin, as has been the case since the pandemic began, is the Covid hotpsot in Ireland still.
Kildare, Cork and Meath have also seen a big jump in cases since that date.
The impact of phase three and the reopenings would not have been reflected in the figures until around 10 days after.
In our interactive chart below you can check how your county has been faring since June 29.
The data shows up until July 25 with the figures released by the HPSC on Monday night.
*Dublin had a number of cases reassigned at the start and does not have an immediate jump for that reason.
Coronavirus cases per county since phase three began
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Latest from Department of Health
No more people have died from coronavirus in Ireland, while 40 more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed this Tuesday evening.
It brings the total number of infections here to 25,929.
There has now been 1,764 Covid-19 related deaths in Ireland since the outbreak began.
The announcement was made by the Department of Health this evening.
Acting Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn said: “Today’s cases are spread across a range of different settings and age groups.
"75% of cases are under 45 years of age, with a median age of 33 years. At least half of today's cases were known close contacts of other confirmed cases."
