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Nationally, a total of 72,828 sat the examinations, between June 5 and 17
Some 2,610 Donegal students will receive their Junior Certificate results today.
Nationally, a total of 72,828 sat the examinations, between June 5 and 17, and have waited expectantly since.
Results will be put online today, Wednesday, from 4pm, or schools will arrange to print the Statements of Provisional Results, which are in PDF format, and prepare them for issue to candidates.
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As in other years, the timing of the distribution of the results to candidates is at the discretion of the school authorities who exercise a common-sense approach in this regard. A combination of an increase in the number of teachers marking the examinations and the use of online marking in almost all Junior Cycle subjects has seen the Junior Cycle results issue date return to a more normal timeframe.
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