The weekly payment is valued at €46.7m.
Over 157,000 people will receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment today.
That's down from around 163,000 last week.
The weekly payment is valued at €46.7m.
2,447 people in Westmeath are getting the payment, with another 2,201 in Laois and 1,929 in Offaly claiming the support.
That's a drop of 300 since last week.
The greatest reduction this week is in the Accommodation and Food Services sector, while the county with the highest number of people receiving the PUP is Dublin, followed by Cork and Galway.
People are being reminded the payment will be gradually reduced over a six month period until February 2022 to align it with the standard jobseekers payments, starting from September.
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