Health officials have confirmed that there have been no further deaths from coronavirus in Ireland.
But an additional 32 cases of the disease have also been announced brining the total number of infections recorded in the country to 25,670.
The death toll from the deadly bug now stands remains at 1,746.
As of midnight Monday, 523,277 tests for the virus have been carried out across the country.
Over the past week, 49,264 tests were carried out. 157 tests were positive, giving a positivity rate of 0.3%.
Dr. Ronan Glynn, Acting Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, said: “Knowing the symptoms of COVID-19 and making contact with your GP immediately is a crucial component to us identifying and containing this disease.
“Symptoms associated with COVID-19 can be similar to other common ailments.
"I would urge anyone experiencing symptoms to assume it is COVID-19, in the first instance, until a GP or test tells you otherwise.
“Keep informed on symptoms and updates on COVID-19 in the community using reputable sites such as hse.ie and gov.ie/health.”
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