gov.ie - The COVID-19 picture in your county over the last 2 weeks

National Framework for living with COVID-19 (featuring the latest 14 day incidence rate for all counties)

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The data in the table below was measured on Friday 2 October.

County	Rate per 100,000 people	Trend	New cases in last 2 weeks	Level
Donegal	233.1	Increasing	371	3
Monaghan	172.7	Increasing	106	2
Dublin	168.2	Increasing	2,266	3
Roscommon	134.8	Increasing	87	2
Longford	119.9	Increasing	49	2
Cork	97.1	Increasing	527	2
Kildare	80.0	Increasing	78	2
Cavan	78.8	Increasing	60	2
Galway	78.7	Increasing	203	2
Clare	76.6	Increasing	91	2
Offaly	74.4	Increasing	58	2
Louth	72.9	Decreasing	94	2
Wicklow	70.9	No change	101	2
Meath	67.7	Increasing	132	2
Westmeath	63.1	Increasing	56	2
Limerick	45.2	Decreasing	88	2
Laois	43.7	Decreasing	37	2
Kilkenny	38.3	Increasing	38	2
Waterford	37.9	Decreasing	44	2
Carlow	35.1	No change	20	2
Wexford	34.7	Decreasing	52	2
Tipperary	32.0	Increasing	51	2
Sligo	29.0	Increasing	19	2
Kerry	26.4	Increasing	39	2
Mayo	24.5	Decreasing	32	2
Leitrim	18.7	Decreasing	6	2
National	100.9	Increasing	4,805	2 and 3

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If the trend is:

increasing: this means that the rate of COVID-19 per 100,000 people in that county has got larger compared to the previous 2 week period
decreasing: this means that the rate of COVID-19 per 100,000 people in that county has gone down compared to the previous 2 week period
no change: this means the rate in the county is the same as the previous 2 week period

The COVID-19 picture in your county over the last 2 weeks - Friday 2 October

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