The number of cases of Covid-19 at University Hospital Waterford remains unchanged.
There's just one confirmed case on site.
However, the HSE's Daily Operations Update shows that there were 14 patients at UHW who are awaiting the results of testing last night.
There were no confirmed or suspected cases in intensive care.
The government is expected to give the go-ahead for the first stage of coronavirus restrictions being lifted.
Cabinet ministers are meeting to discuss the medical advice from the National Public Health Emergency Team.
They want to start phase one of the exit plan on Monday, and all the signs are it will get the go ahead.
Cabinet Ministers are considering medical advice - but there's been positive signs as the number of new cases, ICU admissions and deaths have been falling.
Phase one would see builders and gardeners return to work.
Some retail stores could re-open - including DIY and hardware shops, garden centres, homeware and repair stores.
Small outdoor gatherings of up to 4 people will be allowed as long as social distancing is maintained.
Some public sports areas like tennis courts and golf courses too.
The government has been keen to stress this is not a big bang re-opening of the economy, and strict social distancing will need to take place at all times.
Minister Simon Harris has said the HSE will be able to carry out 100,000 tests a week from next week, but there's still a limit on the processing of those tests.
They will be crucial to monitor the impact easing restrictions has.
An announcement is due on the first easing of restrictions late this afternoon, with advice on face coverings also expected.
