WHO warns Ireland could be dealing with Covid until 2024

Ireland will have Covid-19 cases on a ‘constant’ basis for at least another two years, according to a WHO expert.
The warning comes as the current situation here continues to improve.
172 Covid patients were in public hospitals last night – the lowest since October 8th – with 48 in intensive care.
390 new cases and 11 deaths were also reported yesterday. 18 of the cases were recorded in Donegal.
Dr David Nabarro, a special envoy on Covid for the World Health Organisation, says the virus will be with us until at least 2024: