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  • Ian Richard Kyle Paisley, the Northern Ireland clergyman, politician and founder of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster. [GETTY]
  • The Reverend Ian Paisley, a militant Protestant leader, singing during a demonstration outside Canterbury Cathedral against the first Roman Catholic Mass to be held there for 400 years. [GETTY]
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  • 12th October 1970: Reverend Ian Paisley, the Protestant Unionist MP for North Antrim, at Australia House where he has been in discussion with Australian officials who have banned his visit to Australia because it coincides with a visit from the Pope. [GETTY]
  • DUP party leader Ian Paisley (C) speaks to the press November 6, 2001 as scuffles broke out between rival Unionist and Nationalist in the Great Hall at Stormont, Belfast after David Trimble and the SDLPs Mark Durkan were elected First and Deputy First Minister, respectively. [GETTY]
  • The Democratic Unionist Party Leader Rev. Ian Paisley Laughes As He Leaves At The Bloody Sunday Inquiry May 8, 2002 In Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Mr Paisley Failed To Appear At The Hearing The Day Before And Was Summoned To Appear Or Face Being Held In Contempt Of Court. Mr Paisley Was Questioned About The Cancellation Of A Counter Demonstration On The Day Of The Civil Rights March In 1972 When 13 Civilians Were Shot Dead By British Paratroopers. [GETTY]
  • DUP members Nigel Dodds (R), Peter Robinson (L) and party leader Ian Paisley attend a news conference before they leave the Parliament building October 11, 2002 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Regional Development Minister Robinson and Social Development Minister Dodds resigned over allegations of IRA spying within the Northern Ireland Office, ahead of the likely suspension of the power-sharing government. [GETTY]
  • Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) Ian Paisley holds a peace process document after a meeting at Downing Street on November 24, 2004 in London. Paisley met British Prime Minister Tony Blair to assess the progress in negotiations on a deal to restore devolution to Northern Ireland and to discuss the peace process. [GETTY]
  • Ian Paisley, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, has his hat blown off as he arrives at St Andrews for multi ? party negotiations to attempt to restore devolution to Northern Ireland October 11,2006 in St Andrews, Scotland. British and Irish leaders today came together in a bid to revive self-rule in Northern Ireland before a deadline on November 24 which would leave it under direct British rule. [GETTY]
  • Dr. Ian Paisley, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party joins protesters against the incitement to religious hatred laws as they demonstate outside of Britain's Houses of Parliament on January 31, 2006 in London, England. MP's are voting on ammendments to the Racial and Religious Hatred Bill. [GETTY]
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