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Additional Mathematics Dominican College Belfast Amy Whitehead GCSE Top Candidates 2014 SUBJECT SCHOOL CANDIDATE NAME RANK Additional Mathematics Dominican College Belfast Amy Whitehead Joint 1st Additional Mathematics Grosvenor Grammar School Ryan P Simpson Joint 1st Additional Mathematics Our Lady & St Patrick's College Knock Gavin S Lundy Joint 1st Additional Mathematics Grosvenor Grammar School David W R Campbell Joint 2nd Additional Mathematics Banbridge Academy Rebecca Johnston Joint 2nd Additional Mathematics Sacred Heart Grammar Newry Katie Taheny Joint 2nd Additional Mathematics Wellington College Belfast Myles Workman Joint 3rd Additional Mathematics Methodist College Belfast Peter J I Cox Joint 3rd Additional Mathematics Ballymena Academy David M Dunlop Joint 3rd Additional Mathematics Loreto College Coleraine Dylan P Johnston Joint 3rd Additional Mathematics Carrickfergus Grammar Aaron Michael Stevenson Joint 3rd Additional Mathematics Armagh Royal Ross Crozier Joint 3rd 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