The national average is 92 per 100,000.
Westmeath now has the fourth lowest 14 day incidence rate of the virus.
It's 45 per 100,000 people.
The rate is slightly higher in Laois at 50, ranking as sixth lowest in the country.
While Offaly is seventh, with an incidence rate of 59.
Leitirm is the lowest at 21, while the national average is 92.
RCSI professor, Sam McConkey says the country needs to keep covid numbers down so there isn't a third, fourth or fifth wave:
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