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A class of \(N\)-groups (with \(N\) a non-0-symmetric near ring) is studied, namely \(N\)-groups which are subdirectly irreducible (SI) with heart \(H\) in which there is an \(h\) (\(\in H\)) such that \(hN=G\). These are called \(N\)-groups of type 0. The main results are the following ones: 1. Let \(N\) be a SI near-ring with non-0-symmetric heart. Then \(N\) is 0-primitive. Moreover, if \(G\) is a faithful \(N\)-group of type 0 and \(H\) is its heart then \(gN_C=G\) and \(gI=gI_C=H\), for every \(g\in G\). (Here \(I\) is the unique minimal ideal of \(N\).) 2. If \(N\) is a 0-primitive near-ring satisfying DCC on ideals, then \(N\) is SI with nontrivial heart. 3. If a near-ring \(N\) satisfies DCC on right \(N_0\)-subgroups then all its quasiregular ideals are nilpotent. 4. The quasiradical \(Q(N)\) is the largest quasiregular right ideal of \(N\) and \(\tau_0 (N)\leq Q(N)\). Density properties are pointed out for the \(N\)-groups described above. A complete description of minimal ideals of near-rings is also given in the paper. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0874.00036].