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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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National daily Covid-19 case numbers confirmed
THE HEALTH Protection Surveillance Centre has been notified of 3,428 confirmed cases of Covid-19 this Sunday afternoon.
It is a small drop on the figure of 3,685 reported on Saturday.
As of 8am this Sunday, 478 Covid-19 patients are hospitalised, of which 75 are in ICU. On Saturday morning, there were 444 Covid-19 patients in hospital with 74 in intensive care.
Longford council chiefs lost €70k a month from paid parking during Covid crisis
A dramatic fall off in paid parking returns hit Longford County Council to the tune of €70,000 a month, new figures show.
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A 'titan book' and a piece of history 'that will never be forgotten for generations to come'.
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