Ireland has seen yet another spike in Covid-19 cases with over 1,000 new infections recorded.
Sadly, another five people also lost their lives, bringing the death toll here to 1,835.
Speaking on tonight's cases, Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan explained that the current situation in Ireland is "extremely concerning".
He said: “Today, we again report a daily new confirmed case figure over 1,000. This situation is extremely concerning. Every single one of us has a role to play.
“We each need to reduce contact with other people as much as possible, so that means staying at home, working from home where possible, practicing physical distancing and stopping discretionary socialising.”
Of today's cases, 246 were in Dublin, 185 in Meath, 128 in Cavan, 118 in Cork, 63 in Kildare and the remaining 342 cases are spread across all remaining counties.
In the last two weeks alone, 9,097 cases were confirmed in Ireland.
Meanwhile, health chiefs continue to express concern about the 14-Day incidence rate per 100,000 population.
The national incidence rate now sits at 190.7, however, a number of counties are showing alarming trends with much higher incidence rates.
A full breakdown of tonight's 1,095 cases can been seen below:
Cavan - 128
Monaghan - 31
Donegal - 29
Clare - 22
Meath - 185
Cork - 118
Sligo - 14
Limerick - 28
Roscommon - 8
Kildare - 63
Dublin - 246
Longford - <5
Wexford - 23
Galway - 50
Westmeath - 9
Louth - 56
Kerry - 14
Leitrim - <5
Offaly - <5
