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Kircubbin community will benefit from Pound 283K investment

Kircubbin community will benefit from Pound 283K investment
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Pound 630,000 refurbishment breathes new life into Derrymore Estate in County Armagh

Pound 630,000 refurbishment breathes new life into Derrymore Estate in County Armagh
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Communities of Ards and North Down will benefit from Pound 900K investment

Communities of Ards and North Down will benefit from Pound 900K investment
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