Covid-19: Two more deaths and 1,264 new cases in NI

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A total of 2,204,177 Covid-19 vaccines had been administered in Northern Ireland as of Sunday afternoon.

No current figures on first or second doses are available at weekends but the Department of Health confirmed that more than a million people in Northern Ireland have now had two doses.

Last updated 25 July at 14:30 BST

Source: Department of Health Northern Ireland

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No coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the Republic of Ireland on Saturday.

The total number of deaths linked to Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland since the start of the pandemic stands at 5,026.

Another 1,345 people have tested positive for coronavirus. That compares with 1,386 in the previous 24 hours.

A total of 291,870 people in the Republic of Ireland have had a confirmed diagnosis of the virus since the pandemic began.

There are 105 people with Covid-19 being treated in hospitals - that number is down by one from 106 on Friday.

Twenty one patients are in intensive care units - that number is down one from Friday.

Last updated 24 July at 17:00 local time

Source: Department of Health Ireland

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A total of 5,496,420 Covid-19 vaccines have been administered in the Republic of Ireland.

Of those, 3,119,312 were first doses and 2,377,108 were second doses.

Last updated 24 July at 17:00 local time

Source: Department of Health Ireland

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