A number of areas have seen their rate of coronavirus cases shoot up in recent weeks, it has emeged.
One of the key measures used by health officials throughout the pandemic here has been the 14-day incidence rate of confirmed cases per 100,000 population.
And the Department of Health has now released the latest statistics on the current rate in each Local Electoral Area in the country.
Several towns and regions have seen the rate drop in recent weeks, particularly in Dublin, but worryingly some regions are seeing the number of cases either increase or remain high.
Many areas in Co Donegal have seen the rate staying stubborn, with Letterkenny the hardest-hit area there at 389.4.
While Listowel in Co Kerry stands at 373.2, and Edenderry in Co Offaly has seen its incidence shoot up to 300.1.
Here are the hardest-hit regions by incidence rate in each county in Ireland:
Dublin: Tallaght South (Incidence: 251)
Wicklow: Bray East (Incidence: 146)
Meath: Laytown Bettystown (Incidence: 184.6)
Kildare: Naas (Incidence: 102.2)
Offaly: Edenderry (Incidence: 300.1)
Laois: Portlaoise (Incidence: 138.4)
Carlow: Carlow town (Incidence: 123.6)
Wexford: Enniscorthy (Incidence: 62.4)
Kilkenny: Piltown (Incidence: 187.4)
Waterford: Waterford City South (Incidence: 293.6)
Cork: Carrigaline (Incidence: 170.7)
Kerry: Listowel (Incidence: 373.2)
Limerick: Limerick city east (Incidence: 277.3)
Clare: Shannon (Incidence: 154.6)
Galway: Galway City Central (Incidence: 213.5)
Mayo: Belmullet (Incidence: 182.5)
Roscommon: Boyle (Incidence: 297.7)
Westmeath: Moate (Incidence: 244)
Tipperary: Carrick-on-Suir (Incidence: 200.6)
Sligo: Sligo-Strandhill (Incidence: 132.5)
Leitrim: Carrick-on-Shannon (Incidence: 176)
Cavan: Ballyjamesduff (Incidence: 96.9)
Longford: Longford (Incidence: 149.6)
Monaghan: Ballybay-Clones (Incidence: 115.9)
Louth: Dundalk South (Incidence: 262.1)
Donegal: Letterkenny (Incidence: 389.4)
