No new deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported, according to figures released this afternoon.
There are however eight new cases.
Shops and businesses are slowly re-opening, while social distancing measures remain in place.
Some shops are only accepting credit cards and only allowing a certain number of people in store at any one time.
And we're open! We're delighted to welcome you back to our museum, the home of Northern Ireland’s treasures – past and present. From mummies to meteorites there’s so much waiting to be rediscovered.
Book your free tickets now: https://t.co/aV4AhshgQ3
We're ready for you. pic.twitter.com/4rnCHsKNS6
— Ulster Museum (@UlsterMuseum) July 30, 2020
Meanwhile in Scotland, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that pupils will be able to return to school from August 11, with more health measures in place to keep students safe.
Shielding will be paused from August 1, while gyms will remain closed until at least September 14. Scotland remains in Phase 3 of lockdown.