The latest news as of 6pm on Monday 27 April 2020
18 new deaths and 386 new cases confirmed
- the Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has been notified that 18 people diagnosed with COVID-19 in Ireland have died - bringing the total death total to 1,102 (following closer inspection by the HPSC, 3 deaths that were reported earlier have now been removed)
- 386 additional cases have been confirmed in Ireland
- there are now 19,648 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ireland
Breakdown of the 903 lab confirmed deaths
- 431 (48%) were hospitalised
- 56 (6.2%) were admitted to Intensive Care Units (ICU)
- 778 (86%) were reported to have had underlying health conditions
- there were 477 (53%) male and 426 (47%) female
- the median age was 83
- the mean age was 81
Breakdown of the 357 cases admitted to ICU
Total admissions |
357 |
100% |
People who had underlying conditions |
295 |
83% |
Remaining in ICU |
146 |
41% |
Discharged from ICU |
154 |
43% |
Deaths |
56 |
15.7% |
*the median age was 60.
Breakdown of the situation in community residential and nursing home settings
- there were 355 clusters in community residential settings, 211 of which were in nursing homes
- there were 3875 cases in community residential settings, 3048 of which were in nursing homes
- 317 people were admitted to hospital from community residential settings, 213 of whom came from nursing homes
- 641 people have died in community residential settings, 546 of whom were in nursing homes
Press release and county-by-county figures
Statement from the National Public Health Emergency Team - Monday 28 April.
Latest charts and maps
You can view a detailed dashboard showing the latest statistics on COVID-19 in Ireland here.
View the latest modelling data
COVID-19 modelling data - Thursday 23 April 2020.
Older updates
View all the updates on COVID-19 (Coronavirus) since January 2020 here.