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Fewer than 5 Covid-19 patients in ICU departments in the West
The chief executive of the Saolta University Health Care Group, which runs the local public hospitals, acknowledged this week that the threat from Covid-19 would remain with us for the forseeable future but stressed there were many reasons for optimism.
West region accounts for just four per cent of all cases in the country
A total of 1,060 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the HSE West region, according to the Health Protection Surveillance Centre’s latest Covid-19 epidemiology report. This figure represents 4.9 per cent of the overall number of cases in the country.
Slowdown in rate of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Mayo
The rate of new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Mayo slowed again this week.
Significant rate of COVID-19 cases per population in Westmeath
As the first phase of the Government’s plan to return a semblance of normality to local communities commences on Monday (May 18), confirmed COVID-19 figures within County Westmeath continue to escalate with 643 confirmed cases as of midnight, May 10.
Carefully planned phases as communities strive for positive times
The dawn of a post-COVID-19 lockdown exit future gives rise to shoots of optimism amongst local communities impacted by a virus which has intruded on daily lives, in both personal and professional capacities.
Local authority affords support to ‘In This Together’ campaign
Westmeath County Council is offering a range of activities and resources as part of the ‘In this Together Campaign, recently launched by An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.
Breakdown figures climbing as lockdown limits car use
In recent days, the AA Rescue service says that it has seen an increase in breakdown call-outs, with many instances of a car fault being caused by lack of use during the current COVID-19 restrictions. To help people stay safe at home and keep their car in running order, the AA Rescue team have put together some top tips to be aware of.
Ireland's longest running annual Pride falls victim to Covid-19 restrictions
The Galway Pride parade has become the latest casualty of the Covid-19 pandemic, with this annual August march through Galway city cancelled.
Council chief urges Mayo to 'stay safe but stay strong'
Mayo County Council chief executive Peter Hynes has urged the county to 'stay safe but stay strong.'
Ballina based costume makers turn their skills to Covid-19 battle
A Mayo based team of skilled machinists who are used to making costumes for community festivals, dramas and musicals, have changed their focus to making masks and gowns that can be worn by the community volunteers and healthcare workers providing vital services at this time.
