Dublin remains by far the biggest coronavirus hit region with 56% of cases in the capital.
That is followed by Cork, then Galway, Westmeath, Wicklow and Kildare.
The latest analysis released shows where all of the 2,216 cases up to Friday midnight are in the country.
Here at the Irish Mirror we have made a graph for each region of the country to show which areas have been seeing large jumps in cases recently.
The graphs show data from March 16th up until March 27th - they use the data released every second day until both March 26th and 27th(the most recent data) are included.
Counties with 10 or less cases have not been included - so that excludes Carlow, Leitrim and Longford.
Graphs have been broken into four - Munster, Leinster, Ulster + Connacht and the big two of Cork and Dublin have their own section.
Here are the curves for each county in the Republic of Ireland(with more than 10 cases) from March 16th to March 27th.
Cork and Dublin
March 27th;
Dublin - 1233
Cork - 208
Leinster
March 27th;
Westmeath - 67
Wicklow - 65
Kildare - 61
Meath - 46
Louth - 34
Kilkenny - 33
Offaly - 29
Laois - 14
Wexford - 12
Not included
Longford - 10
Carlow - less than 5
Munster
March 27th;
Limerick - 55
Kerry - 53
Tipperary - 53
Clare - 34
Waterford - 31
Ulster and Connacht
March 27th;
Galway - 68
Mayo - 26
Donegal - 24
Cavan - 19
Sligo - 12
Roscommon - 10
Monaghan - 11
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