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Leaving Cert results: One of the most beloved subjects proves, yet again, to be one of the hardest
Physics and chemistry are often perceived as difficult subjects, but they tend to have a high H1 rate
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- 21 Aug 2026, 07:03 UTC
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Physics and chemistry are often perceived as difficult subjects, but they tend to have a high H1 rate
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Leaving Cert results: One of the most beloved subjects proves, yet again, to be one of the hardest
Physics and chemistry are often perceived as difficult subjects, but they tend to have a high H1 rate
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