COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland (English Wikipedia)

"Epidemiology of COVID-19 in Ireland weekly reports - Health Protection Surveillance Centre". www.hpsc.ie. Retrieved 8 February 2024. (Total of 26,875 new cases from page 2 of the reports between Week 46, 2023 and Week 47, 2024) (Publication of this report has been paused during the summer until week 40/October 2024 - new cases/deaths etc still updated on the HPSC Respiratory Virus Notification Data Hub - added 30 May 2024)

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Adjusted to include backlogged cases initially announced on 2020-04-10 based on the HSE operations updates.
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