This latest interactive map shows where the latest confirmed cases of Covid-19 are in Ireland by county.
Dublin continues to have the highest amount of cases, with 1070 patients of the coronavirus now in the capital.
That's according to data from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre, which was released by the Department of Health on Saturday evening.
The virus has now claimed the lives of 36 people in the Republic of Ireland, with a total of 2,415 cases of the bug being confirmed.
And out of the 1,904 notified cases, which were recorded as of midnight on Thursday, 56% of cases are in Dublin.
Cork has the next highest number with 184 cases - which represents 10% of all patients.
There are 63 in Galway, 58 in Wicklow and 56 in Kildare.
Examine where the latest notified cases are by county with this interactive map below
The new figures represent the highest daily number of death in the Republic since the outbreak began. There were also 294 new cases of Covid-19 announced.
The median age of the new reported deaths is 81. All of these were in the east of the country.
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, said: “Today, we have our highest recorded number of deaths so far. Our condolences are with the family and friends of all patients who have died as a result of COVID-19.
“We thank all citizens who have complied with restrictive measures, who continue to follow public health advice and remain concerned for those around them.
“We must remain focused in our shared efforts to prevent the spread of this infection, to prevent severe illness especially that which requires ICU admission and ultimately save lives.”
Dr Ronan Glynn, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, said: “The Department of Health, HSE and our frontline workers will continue to take every action against COVID-19, but it is each and every one of us, individually, who has the power to reduce this threat.
"Stay at home, follow the advice and protect one another."
