The HSE this evening have highlighted a county by county analysis of Coronavirus cases, showing that Wexford has less than 5 cases.

To avoid making it too easy to identify patients with the virus, the HSE have not given specific numbers for counties less than 5, but we do know that Wexford is in this category.

There are now 366 cases of the virus in the Republic of Ireland, with a further 74 being identified today. This represents a 25% increase, which is an improvement on the 32% growth rate which Leo Varadkar used to reach the 15,000 figure quoted yesterday in his speech.

Important clarification received today at HSE briefing. The predicted daily 30% growth rate, which gives the 15,000 cases by the end of the month, does NOT include the potential impact of measures taken (eg closing schools), nor great efforts by public, businesses, etc.

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) March 18, 2020