Kildare's 14 Day Incidence Rate Has Risen By Almost 2 Points.

Wednesday, 30 June 2021 11:22

By Ciara Plunkett @plunkettciara

61 people in the Kildare have been diagnosed with the virus in the two weeks to midnight on Monday.

Kildare's 14 day Covid 19 incidence rate has risen by almost 2 points.

The county's 14 day Covid 19 incidence rate, up to midnight on Saturday, was 70.1 cases per 100,000 people.

By midnight on monday, that had risen to 72.4 cases.

The state's incidence rate for those 14 days is 98.9

161 people in the Kildare have been diagnosed with the virus in the two weeks to midnight on June 28th.

The county's 5 day moving average number of cases, between June 24th and 28th, is 9.

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