MORNING BULLETIN: Trump criticised for latest comments on Charlottesville, Leaving Cert results released

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MORNING BULLETIN: Trump criticised for latest comments on Charlottesville, Leaving Cert results released
Wed, 16 Aug, 2017 - 01:00
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IRELAND: Professor Philip Nolan, president of Maynooth University, said he does not expect any major changes in CAO points on large numbers of the 1,300 courses due to be filled through the system, as Leaving Cert results are issued today.

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