There are less than 90 people in hospital with Covid-19 throughout the country.
There have been 337 new cases of Covid-19 reported in Ireland.
The figures released from the Department of Health on Tuesday did not contain information regarding deaths related to Covid-19.
The Department of Health’s statement said that the number of daily cases may also change due to future data validation.
89 Covid-19 patients are hospitalised, of which 34 are in ICU.
As of midnight, Monday 31 May, we are reporting 337* confirmed cases of #COVID19.
34 in ICU. 89 in hospital.
*Daily case numbers may change due to future data review, validation and update.
— Department of Health (@roinnslainte) June 1, 2021
The figures have been released as the Health Service Executive (HSE) has launched a new online booking system for Covid-19 tests in three test centres.
From Tuesday, 1 June, a person can book a Covid-19 test online at the Citywest Hotel and National Show Centre in Dublin, as well as at St Conal’s Hospital Campus in Donegal.
The HSE has said a person can only book a test online for themselves and can only book a time slot up to the end of the following day.
Meanwhile, the Covid-19 vaccine portal is set to open for those aged 40-44 as of Wednesday, beginning with 44-year-olds.
The registration will then begin for those aged 43 on Thursday and continue on in this pattern throughout the following days.
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