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06 Sept 2025
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There was Donegal delight at the Ulster University graduation ceremonies at the Millenium Forum in Derry on Monday.
Among them, main photo, were Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing graduate Céin McColgan (top right) from Muff (County Donegal) celebrating with dad Damien McColgan (top left), mum Suemantha McColgan (bottom right), and girlfriend Iona Wade (bottom left).
Music graduates Killian McCarron from Clonmany; Cillian Reilly from Downpatrick; and Kevin Laughlin, also from Donegal, celebrated their day.
"Student experience is at the very heart of everything we do and our high-quality teaching, informed by world-leading research across key sectors, boosts the economy and makes a positive impact on the lives of people around the world," Ulster University said.
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