Election 2017: Northern Ireland results
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- DUP wins 10 seats with Sinn Fein taking 7; independent Sylvia Hermon retains seat
- SDLP loses all its three seats; UUP loses South Antrim to DUP
- 109 candidates contested 18 Westminster seats
- Turnout was up across the board; 1.2m people were eligible to vote in NI
- Exit poll predicts Conservatives largest party, but short of parliamentary majority
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By Erinn Kerr, Tori Watson, Ciaran Dunbar and Michael Hirst
All times stated are UK
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South Down: Sinn Féin gain from SDLP
Lagan Valley: DUP hold
DUP tops poll in Northern Ireland
The results are in for all 18 constituencies in Northern Ireland.
It's been a great night for the DUP - which now has 10 MPs - and Sinn Féin, which has seven. Lady Sylvia Hermon, an independent, retains her seat in North Down.
It's been a tough night for both the Ulster Unionist Party and the SDLP, with both parties' Westminster representation being wiped out.
Foster 'absolutely delighted'
DUP leader Arlene Foster says she's "absolutely delighted" with the election results, which she says showed voters had bought into the DUP's vision and manifesto.
"It's wrong that half of the country is going to be unrepresented at Westminster," she adds - referring to the victories of Sinn Féin, whose MPs refuse to sit in Westminster.
Gregory Campbell says he has been 'lambasted'
South Down - another SDLP stronghold falls
Sinn Féin takes final Northern Ireland seat from UUP
Michelle Gildernew has taken the final seat in Northern Ireland.
Just one seat to go - and it could be tight...
Now 17 of the 18 constituencies in Northern Ireland have been declared. We are just waiting on the result from Fermanagh and South Tyrone - and that may be some time.
Three out of four in Belfast
For the first time ever the DUP now holds three out of four Belfast constituencies.
Gavin Robinson and Nigel Dodds were both returned for Belfast East and North, while Emma Little-Pengelly snatched Belfast South from the SDLP's Alasdair McDonnell.
Sinn Féin holds onto another seat
Mickey Brady has held onto another seat for Sinn Féin - this time in Newry and Armagh, winning a substantial 25,600 votes.
Sinn Féin increase their Newry and Armagh vote
East Antrim: DUP hold
Belfast East: DUP hold
A Foster hug as Dodds is returned in Belfast North
Nigel Dodds has been returned to Westminster to serve as MP for Belfast North. The Deputy leader of the DUP has held the seat since 2001.
Durkan hits out at Alliance
The SDLP's Mark Durkan says parties who "shot down" the idea of a pro-EU axis should think again about that proposition. He says Alliance rejected the idea for "opportunistic" reasons.
Mr Durkan lost his Foyle seat to the Sinn Fein's Elisha McCallion.
Barry McElduff holds onto West Tyrone seat
Sinn Féin's Barry McElduff has held his seat in West Tyrone.
Three strikes and they're out...
The SDLP has lost all three of its seats at Westminster and party leader Colum Eastwood pays tribute to defeated MPs Margaret Ritchie, Mark Durkan and Alasdair McDonnell.
"These are three people who have given their lives to Ireland and their constituents," he says.
SDLP leader reflects on a disappointing night
Little-Pengelly pays tribute to McDonnell
The DUP's Emma Little-Pengelly won South Belfast by 2,000 votes, and pays tribute to her defeated SDLP rival.
She says: "I know Alasdair has served South Belfast for many, many decades and has worked incredibly hard for the whole constituency. I genuinely wish him all the best for the future."
An update...
So far, 15 constituencies have declared their winners. The SDLP and UUP are yet to win a seat. There are three more constituencies to go.
They are - Fermanagh and South Tyrone; Newry and Armagh; and West Tyrone.
David Simpson returned in Upper Bann
A 9th MP for the DUP has been confirmed.
McDonnell slams 'farcical' vote
Ousted SDLP MP Alasdair McDonnell expresses sympathy for party colleagues Margaret Ritchie and Mark Durkan - both of whom have been defeated by Sinn Fein candidates.
"Neither of them are being replaced by people who are going to do anything," he says
Mr McDonnell says its farcical for South Down to think that by electing an absentionist MP "they will gain benefit from it".
Ritchie 'holds head high'
Margaret Ritchie has lost her seat in South Down to Sinn Fein's Chris Hazzard. The former SDLP leader had been an MP for the area since 2010.
She says: "The result tonight was not one we hoped for, but I and my colleagues have helped many, many people in this constituency and in that respect I can hold my head high."
Down has become Hazzard County
DUP take Belfast South from SDLP
Emma Little-Pengelly has taken the Belfast South seat from the SDLP's Allisdair McDonnell.
Francie Molloy returned in Mid Ulster
Sinn Féin candidate Francie Molloy is returned in Mid Ulster.
McCallion 'delighted'
The newly elected Sinn Féin MP for Foyle, Elisha McCallion, says she's delighted.
She says it has been an extremely successful day for Sinn Féin, and that her party will be focusing its energy on the Dáil and on Brussels.
Indications McDonnell has lost his seat
Foyle: SF gain from SDLP
Elisha McCallion pays tribute to 'inspiration' Martin McGuinness
Chris Hazzard takes South Down from SDLP
Sinn Féin's Chris Hazzard takes the seat from the SDLP's Margaret Ritchie.
Nigel Dodds returned for a fifth time in North Belfast
Nigel Dodds becomes the next DUP incumbent to hold onto their seat.
North Antrim: DUP hold
A familiar sight: Ian Paisley elected in North Antrim
Ian Paisley has regained his North Antrim seat for the DUP with a massive 28,521 votes.
Durkan apologises to Hume
Defeated Foyle MP Mark Durkan says "I cannot tell a lie - I can't say that it doesn't hurt.
"But I want to congratulate Elisha McCallion and to agree with her, that representing the people in this city is a privilege and it's one that I've enjoyed for the last 12 years," says the former SDLP leader.
"I want to apologise to John and Pat Hume if any shortcomings on my part, or the part of any of us, have led to any sense of there being a dent in the truth for which they endeavoured and indeed the truth of their endeavours.
"Their achievements and contributions to this city are not diminished by our result."
Rain doesn't dampen the vote - especially in Fermanagh and S Tyrone!
SDLP's Belfast bother?
The SDLP's Alasdair McDonnell has told BBC NI's Kevin Magee that he has lost his South Belfast seat.
Indications are that South Belfast will be taken by the DUP's Emma Little-Pengelly.
A sad night for the SDLP
Gavin Robinson returned in Belfast East
Gavin Robinson has held onto his seat in Belfast East. He beat off competition from Alliance leader Naomi Long.