Fifteen more people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the past 24 hours according to Department of Health figures.
The death toll in Northern Ireland stands at 556 after no deaths were announced today.
The DoH says that 333 of the deaths have happened in a hospital setting, 187 in residential/care homes, 21 in the community and a further 15 are not recorded.
A total of 5,891 people have tested positive for the virus, with 53 of these being in the last seven days.
There are nine inpatients in hospital being treated for coronavirus, and two people are currently in ICU.
The below table shows the number of positive cases and tests conducted in each council area to date.
The figures also say that there are five current outbreaks of the virus in care homes in NI, and nine which are suspected to be.
Belfast has seen the highest number of coronavirus deaths, with 162 people passing from the virus.
This is followed by Antrim and Newtownabbey and Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, where 59 people have died.
The majority of deaths have involved patients over the age of 80, with 372 people dying.
159 people have died aged between 60 and 79. 23 have died aged between 40 and 59 and one person aged between 20 and 39 has passed away.
