The number of coronavirus cases in the Republic of Ireland has now grown to 24.
A further three were announced on Monday night as the worldwide numbers continue to soar.
One of the newest cases is a female in the south of the country, associated with close contact with a confirmed case.
Another is a female in the west of the country, also associated with close contacted with a confirmed case.
The third is a female in the south of Ireland, a healthcare worker associated with close contact with a confirmed case.
Dr. Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health said: “While Ireland remains in a containment phase, we will eventually move to delay phase and then on to mitigation phase."
Here's all you need to know about where all the coronavirus cases around Ireland currently are;
Coronavirus Ireland map
Above, we break down the areas where all confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Ireland.
- Two cases have been confirmed in Dublin - one in Glasnevin, while the other linked to Trinity College.
- Seven other cases have been confirmed in the east of the country but the exact locations are not being released.
- A family of four in Co Clare are all confirmed to have Covid-19. One of these is a male doctor who worked a shift at University Hospital Limerick since returning home after not displaying any symptoms.
- Last night's announcement means there are now four cases have been confirmed in the west of the country but exact locations have not been released.
- The first community transmitted case was recorded at Cork University Hospital on Thursday while another community transmitted case in the Bon Secours Hospital, Cork, was confirmed last night.
- Five cases have been confirmed in the south of the country but exact locations have not been released.
