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Secret Sinn Fein back channel to loyalist Jamie Bryson
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The Nolan Show has seen evidence which would suggest a secret back channel between Sinn Fein and loyalist Jamie Bryson in a bid to damage Peter Robinson. Show more
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Eric is outraged by a letter he receives from Phyllis - 'How dare you say there is not much use in writing letters...'.
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