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'It's a day of celebration': Rise in number of top grades awarded in A-levels in Northern Ireland
The provisional figures show that 30.7% of students received a grade A or above, compared with 30.3% in 2025.
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Down Senior Football Championship: When does it start, what is the format, and who are the teams and players to watch?
Kilcoo enter the competition as clear favourites again after a seventh Down SFC title in a row and another Ulster Club SFC final appearance last year
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Indonesia's free meals drive leaves remote kitchen investors deep in debt
Around 700 remote kitchens with government contracts are awaiting repayment
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Two arrests following south Belfast stabbing incident in which man suffered multiple puncture wounds to his chest and neck
The incident took place on Wednesday evening
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Belfast company set up to recover Quinn family's overseas assets paid final $9m to Irish state ahead of its dissolution
QIPG Refinance Limited was formally dissolved last week
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Fears local solicitors could be open to 'undue influence' after mental health charity's data targeted by hackers
Law Society contacts members across north after 'cyber-security incident involving unauthorised access'
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New Police Ombudsman Jacqui Durkin makes PSNI abuse of position a priority
Former criminal justice inspector took up watchdog role in June
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The people have shown the way - the politicians must follow - The Irish News view
True partnership on display at Fleadh points the way for Stormont to follow
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Are you a leftie? The surprising truth about being born left-handed
They were once labelled awkward, unlucky and even sinister - but left-handed people have challenged centuries of prejudice. Helen McGurk reveals how being forced to change hands affected her life
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David Adams: People ask me what a 'New Ireland' looks like. I saw it at the Fleadh last week
This was the real thing: a celebration of our various cultures, and nothing else
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