Picture: An Garda Síochána Kilkenny/Carlow/Waterford
17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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Daily figures for the number of people in Kilkenny diagnosed with coronavirus show that for the first time in weeks there has been no increase in cases.
County-by-county breakdown figures are usually a day or two behind the total national figure.
Latest figures for Kilkenny are from midnight on Sunday, April 26. At that time there were 233 cases diagnosed in Kilkenny. This was the same as figures reported the day before. (At that time the total national figure was 19,383)
Nationally, the total cases diagnosed is now 19,877. 1,159 people have died.
People diagnosed with coronavirus in surrounding counties:
Carlow - 93
Waterford - 138
Tipperary - 370
Wexford - 162
Laois - 212
Graigue Ballycallan's Billy Ryan attempts to get a shot away despite the attentions of James Mullins. Pic: Willie Dempsey
Jack Byrne, winner of the men’s Premier Level title with Robert Cummins (runner-up) and tournament sponsor John Dalton
BRILLIANT BARROW BOYS ARE BEST: The Barrow Rangers, team winners of the Kilkenny under-13 Roinn C championship. Picture: Willie Dempsey
The Nore Linear Park
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