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22 Jan 2022
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22 Jan 2022
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Coronavirus Covid-19
Louth has the second highest Covid incidence in the country according to new figures released by the HPSC (Health Protection Surveillance Centre).
There were 1,120 covid cases in Louth in the last week (to Monday 20th December), with the county reaching a 14 day incidence rate of 1509.1 per 100,000 people with only Dublin with a higher rate (1702.7).
The national average currently stands at 1,351 cases per 100,000 people.
The figures also revealed that there have been 1945 cases of covid in Louth in the past two weeks (to Monday 20th).
The St Louis Girls Team celebrate following their win in the U16 C Schools Cup Final held at the National Basketball Arena in Dublin. (Pic: Ben McShane/Sportsfile)
The St Fechins team celebrate with the U20 trophy following their win over St Josephs/St Mochtas in Dunleer. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Johnny McCabe on his way to victory in the Master's 60 race at the National Cyclocross Championships in Armagh
Division Five champions Sean O'Mahonys could not, as it stands, earn another promotion beyond Division Four due to the current rules involving club's second teams
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