49 people are in hospital with the virus, meanwhile, 16 are in ICU.
As of midnight on Sunday 27 June, the Department of Health has been notified of 305 new cases of Covid-19 across Ireland.
Of the 305 cases, 49 are in hospital and 16 are in intensive care units throughout the country.
According to the Department of Health, daily case numbers may change due to future data review, validation and update.
It comes as Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said that a delay to the 5 July reopening of indoor dining is "not inevitable" as the decision is set to be made by Government on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Varakar said that pub and restaurant owners made a “very reasonable” request to bring the decision forward.
“They have to engage employees, people have to come off PUP, they have to order supplies. So they’ve asked us that we bring the decision forward so we’re going to do that. We will make a decision tomorrow," he said.
“We’ll have to see all the advice, receive the presentations today and tomorrow and make a decision,” he added.
The National Public Health Emergency Team is to meet today to consider its advice to Government on the continued easing of restrictions on 5 July.
The group are expected to consider a variety of factors including the incidence of Covid-19 in Ireland, hospitalisations, vaccine rollout and the spread of the Delta variant.
