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University's teaching centre plan gets green light

University's teaching centre plan gets green light
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 08 July 2026, 18:56 UTC 1 min read
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The teaching and student centre In Londonderry is being funded by the Irish government's Shared Island Fund.

The teaching and student centre In Londonderry is being funded by the Irish government's Shared Island Fund.
University (ORG) Londonderry (LOCATION) Irish (ORG) Shared Island Fund (ORG)
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