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In recent past Deputy Lord Mayor Paul Doherty called for "much needed investment, jobs and opportunity to West Belfast" . Last night, Paul Doherty sneered at working class Unionists outside Belfast City Hall with jibes of " No work in the morning? No? Nah.."

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