There are 102 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ireland today.
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) says this brings the total number of cases to 785.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) says it's working to identify any contacts the patients may have had.
Analysis of the 584 cases since midnight on Thursday shows 55% are men and 44% are women - with 29 clusters involving 157 cases.
Dublin has the highest number of cases at 55% - followed by Cork on 15%.
While 30% of cases have been hospitalised.
Of those for whom transmission status is known, community transmission accounts for 42%, close contact accounts for 23%, and travel abroad is 35%.
But Dr Tony Holohan, chief medical officer at Department of Health, had a warning for some pubs that are still opening to customers:
The Department of Health @roinnslainte is aware that pubs in some areas of the country are continuing to open - despite existing public health advice.
If any such premises become known to us, @SimonHarrisTD will be advised to use his regulatory powers to temporarily close them.— Dr Tony Holohan (@DrTonyHolohan) March 21, 2020
