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Covid-19: 18 further deaths, 761 new cases

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The Department of Health has been notified of 18 further deaths associated with Covid-19. It also reported 761 additional cases of the virus.

The number of people in ICU has decreased by four to 63. Meanwhile, the top health officials of Ireland and Northern Ireland have urged people to follow public health advice over the Easter weekend, saying "there are much brighter days ahead".

In a joint statement, Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn and Northern Ireland's Chief Medical Officer Dr Michael McBride appealed to people not to let their guard down amid the festivities. "Easter is a time when, traditionally, many of us spend time with our families and loved ones.

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