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Thirty-eight confirmed Covid-19 cases are being treated at Letterkenny University Hospital.
The number of cases increased by two from Monday night to Tuesday night after dropping from 43 to 36 between Sunday and Monday.
One case is being treated in critical care and there is one suspected case at the hospital, which has been dealing with an outbreak of Covid-19 since the beginning of last month.
The hospital still has the highest number of cases in the country. Tallaght Hospital, on 24, has the second-highest number of confirmed cases.
The number of confirmed cases at Sligo University Hospital has dropped to five after reaching ten on Saturday. There are also three suspected cases there.
There were 227 confirmed cases at hospitals around the country on Tuesday at 8pm.
Fright Night is returning to Malin Head after 10 years
The late Peter O’Donnell
The tree is down on the Pluck to Glenmaquinn Road
Meeting representatives from Creggan Enterprises in Derry
The special event will be held at Buncrana Cinema on Tuesday night, October 21.
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