Ireland Confirmed Today:—
Cumulative confirmed cases in Ireland:—
Ireland Dies Today:—
Cumulative deaths in Ireland: 6638
Today's outbreak data
The number of new crown cases will not be updated on weekends, and it will be updated uniformly every week!
Ireland's National Census Starts Tomorrow!
Tomorrow, people across Ireland will be filling out census forms. Last year was supposed to be a census year (calculated every five years), but it was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This year's census covers topics such as age, marital status, gender, place of birth, occupation and housing. In addition, there have been some changes in this year's census table compared to previous years, with eight new questions added to this year's census and 25 changes to other questions on the table.
So what else do you need to know about this year's census? The census will be filled out tomorrow evening (Sunday, April 3) and everyone in Ireland that night must be included in the form. Once the form is completed, it needs to be saved, and the enumerator will collect the completed form between April 4 and May 6, 2022.
At that time, the census taker will ask several basic questions to make sure the form is filled out correctly. Anyone who has not yet received the form can visit the census website or contact 0818202204 by phone. Once the form is returned to the CSO, it will take staff about six months to process the data.
People under the age of 55 in Ireland with COVID-19 symptoms do not need to have a PCR or antigen test!
Ireland's deputy prime minister said people under the age of 55 with COVID-19 symptoms did not need to have a PCR or antigen test. This applies to people under the age of 55 who have no underlying illness and all they have to do is self-isolate for a few days. Once the symptoms disappear within a few days, then he can return to normal life.
He also noted that if you're 55 or older, but you're physically fit, you don't need to be tested even if you have COVID-19 symptoms. Those over the age of 55 with underlying medical conditions should have a COVID-19 test if symptoms develop.
The Prime Minister of Ireland is an early favourite for the next European Commission!
Irish Prime Minister Michel Martin has become an early favourite for Ireland's next European Commission in 2024. According to the regulations, Micheál Martin, who will become Ireland's deputy prime minister after leaving office in December, has also said he will lead the Republican Party to the next election. As for the position of European Commission, it is also necessary to reach a consensus within the government in advance.
The Irish government encourages the promotion of smart meters in order to save money on electricity bills!
The Irish government hopes that by the end of 2024, smart meters will be available in every home and business establishment across the country. But a consumer watchdog said only 10% of the 750,000 households in Ireland currently have smart meters activated.
Smart meters were originally encouraged by the Irish government to help households save on electricity bills, but given the sharp rise in energy prices in recent weeks, the matter has become a top priority.