Dublin continues to lead the way in coronavirus cases with 56% of all cases in the capital.
The latest analysis of the 2,216 cases up to Friday midnight shows that Dublin now has 1,223 confirmed cases.
This is followed by Cork with 208 confirmed patients - standing at just 9%.
The areas around Dublin are now also starting to see considerable jumps in there numbers.
Wicklow has 65 cases, Kildare with 61, Westmeath up to 67, Meath, 46, and Louth, 34.
Below is a rundown of the amount of cases in all 26 counties in the Republic of Ireland.
County by county breakdown
Dublin - 1233
Cork - 208
Galway - 68
Westmeath - 67
Wicklow - 65
Kildare - 61
Limerick - 55
Kerry - 53
Tipperary - 53
Meath - 46
Clare - 34
Louth - 34
Kilkenny - 33
Waterford - 31
Offaly - 29
Mayo - 26
Donegal - 24
Cavan - 19
Laois - 14
Wexford - 12
Sligo - 12
Roscommon - 10
Monaghan - 11
Longford - 10
Carlow - less than 5
Leitrim - less than 5
Latest updates
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Latest from officials
"Today, we are informed of a further 10 deaths. Our condolences are with the family and friends of all patients who have died as a result of COVID-19.
“While we continue to build our capacity for intensive care, our strategy remains to prevent people from needing intensive care in the first place.
“We know the virus will not survive if we prevent it from passing among ourselves. The enhanced restrictions announced on Friday aim to slow down and restrict the spread of the virus.”
“We are asking everyone to embrace the new restrictions and follow public health advice to stay home and restrict your movements for the next two weeks. It is in all our hands to interrupt the spread of this virus.”
