It remains "very possible" Ireland will see a case of the virus, which has infected more than 31,000, including 29 in Europe, and caused 636 fatalities. Around 30 patients, including children, have been tested here for the virus so far and all were negative. Health officials insist a "belt and braces" approach action plan is in place here to detect a potential case as early as possible and prevent its spread. But if it does arrive it may not involve a person who has travelled from China. Video: Coronavirus: Residents dragged from flat (Sky News) Asked about the severity of the virus, Dr Holohan said it appeared to have more of an impact on people with significant respiratory illness and smokers. So far it appears to have a fatality rate of 2pc, but that is based on reported cases and there are likely to be many who are infected […]