General election 2019: Northern Ireland's election in pictures
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) suffered a bruising night of general election results, losing two MPs including its Westminster leader Nigel Dodds.
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It was a glum night for the DUP contingent at the Belfast count, including party leader Arlene Foster (centre) and Emma Little-Pengelly (right)
Nigel Dodds lost his North Belfast seat to Sinn Féin's John Finucane while Emma Little-Pengelly was defeated by Claire Hanna of the SDLP in South Belfast.
SDLP party leader Colum Eastwood won Foyle with a thumping majority, while the Alliance Party took North Down and increased its vote share from the 2017 general election by 8.8%.
Here's how the night unfolded, in pictures.
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Counting began after the polls closed at 22:00 GMT on Thursday night - the Meadowbank Sports Arena in Magherafelt, County Londonderry, was one of the main count centres
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Ballot boxes arrive at the Titanic Exhibition Centre, which hosted counts for the four Belfast constituencies
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An electoral officer keeps a keen eye on the votes as they are being counted in Belfast
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One of the most anticipated races was between DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds and Sinn Féin challenger John Finucane in Belfast North
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In Bangor, the North Down seat was up for grabs after Lady Sylvia Hermon decided not to run for re-election after 18 years as an MP
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Early indications were that Alliance's Stephen Farry had polled well in the constituency and was in a dogfight with the DUP's Alex Easton, the favourite for the seat
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Alex Easton, centre, was thought to be the most likely beneficiary of Lady Sylvia's decision, but it soon became apparent he would not take the seat
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In the end, Stephen Farry won out by about 3,000 votes, having increased his parties vote share by 36%
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In Foyle, it was expected to be close - SDLP leader Colum Eastwood (centre right) was aiming to regain the seat for the party after Sinn Féin won it for the first time in 2017
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But he cantered home with a huge majority of 17,000 votes over Sinn Féin's Elisha McCallion
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The SDLP's good night was completed when Claire Hanna won in Belfast South, taking the seat from the DUP's Emma Little Pengelly - the party now has two Westminster seats after being wiped out in the 2017 general election
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Nigel Dodds (centre) came into this election as Belfast North's MP for 18 years - the seat had never been held by a non-unionist
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But in arguably the surprise of the night, Sinn Féin's John Finucane won by just under 2,000 votes
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The DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson was re-elected as MP for Lagan Valley but his huge majority from two years ago was slashed from 19,000 votes to under 7,000
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It wasn't all bad news for the DUP who did return eight MPs, including Sammy Wilson in East Antrim
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Meanwhile Carla Lockhart took the congratulations from her family after being elected to Westminster at the first attempt - she replaces DUP colleague David Simpson in Upper Bann after he decided against running for re-election
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Sinn Féin's overall vote share suffered, with the party losing 6.7% of the share compared to 2017, but it still retained seven MPs, including Órfhlaith Begley in West Tyrone
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The final, and closest-run seat, was in Fermanagh and South Tyrone, where Sinn Féin's Michelle Gildernew waited he hear if she had retained her seat
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The UUP's Tom Elliott hoped to regain the seat he lost in 2017 and win his party a seat at Westminster
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But, after a recount, the UUP's empty-handed election was confirmed - Michelle Gildernew retained her seat by just 57 votes
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