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Politicians pay tribute to 'ambassador' Dunlop



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First Minister Ian Paisley and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said they were deeply saddened by Robert Dunlop's death.
"This is a tragedy that will be felt deeply by the people of Northern Ireland," Mr Paisley said.

"Robert was one of our greatest sportsmen and will be sadly missed."

Mr McGuinness said: "Robert, like his brother Joey before him, was a tremendous ambassador for his sport.

"I also offer my sincerest sympathies to his family."

Northern Ireland Sports Minister Edwin Poots said: "Robert was a much loved respected and talented member of the motorsport community and will be missed by all."

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