The Rev. Ian Paisley has effectively accused the Irish Government of provoking the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings which claimed the lives of 33 people.

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The North’s former first minister Ian Paisley has shown he is on the road to recovery after his recent health scare.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of taking a picture of Ian Paisley in his hospital bed.

Former Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley is doing “very well” in hospital as he continues to recover from serious illness, his son said.

The Rev Ian Paisley remained seriously ill in hospital tonight as his family maintained a vigil at his bedside.

The North's former First Minister Ian Paisley remains in intensive care in Belfast this morning.

The Rev Ian Paisley is in intensive care tonight after suffering from acute heart problems.

The North's former First Minister Ian Paisley has been admitted to hospital in Belfast, it has emerged.

The Reverend Ian Paisley is to stand down from his ministry in the Free Presbyterian church at the end of the year.

Former Democratic Unionist leader and First Minister Ian Paisley has had a pacemaker fitted after he became ill at a House of Lords meeting on Wednesday night.

DESPITE the general economic doom and gloom, there was a spring in the step of the thousands of rural people who flocked to the national and European ploughing championships in Athy, Co Kildare, yesterday.

THE Reverend Ian Paisley led dozens of people yesterday in a protest against the first state papal visit to Britain.

The Reverend Ian Paisley led dozens of people today in a protest against the first state papal visit to Britain.

SO the Catholic community in Ireland has a new champion to save them from the evils of the Roman Church – Ian Paisley.

Reverend Ian Paisley is to protest during the Pope's UK visit this week.

Former Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley will not seek re-election in the forthcoming general election, it was revealed today.

Former DUP leader Ian Paisley has taken the Northern political establishment by surprise today by saying he might contest the next British general election.

A retired couple returning from a dance and a teenager on his way home from a Christian rally were killed in a road crash in the North today.

The success of today’s Gay Pride parade in Belfast has been hailed as a call for a more tolerant and equal society in the North.

Ian Paisley wakes this morning no longer leader of the Free Presbyterian Church, which he founded 57 years ago.

The church founded by the Reverend Ian Paisley is tonight expected to elect a new leader to replace the 81-year-old minister.

Members of Paisley’s Free Presbyterian Church will tonight decide if he will be replaced as leader of the denomination.

A meeting of the Free Presbyterian Church to elect a new moderator which had been due to be held tonight has been called off because of the weather.

PROOF that something is rotten in the state of the North came at the weekend with the resignation of Ian Paisley as moderator of his own Free Presbyterian Church.

President Mary McAleese tonight met First Minister the Rev Ian Paisley at a war museum in the North.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister the Rev Ian Paisley was not pushed into stepping down as head of the Free Presbyterian Church, a spokesperson for the leader said today.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister, the Rev Ian Paisley, was forced from his position as head of the Free Presbyterian Church, sources claimed today.

Northern Ireland's First Minister and moderator of the Free Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ian Paisley, has announced that he will not be putting his name forward for re-election as head of the Church.

The DUP leader, Ian Paisley, has launched a strong attack on Pope Benedict XVI as he prepares to speak to a rally of the Independent Orange Order in Ballymoney, Co Antrim.

THE recent homophobic remarks by Ian Paisley Jnr have been rightly condemned by the SDLP.

IT is a very sorry state of affairs when a bigot like Ian Paisley finds ready apologists for his injustices and tyranny in the pages of the Irish Examiner (Ryle Dwyer, March 24).

Ian Paisley's family are looking to film a biopic recounting the life of the outspoken DUP leader and founder the Free Presbyterian church.

Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist party held a day-long private strategy meeting today in a bid to quell signs of discontent in the ranks.

A senior member of the Rev Ian Paisley’s Free Presbyterian Church warned today that many worshippers were opposed to the Democratic Unionist leader joining Martin McGuinness at the joint head of a Stormont administration.

COMMENTING on DUP criticism of the proposed Northern Assembly link between the UUP and David Ervine’s PUP, Peter Molloy (Irish Examiner letters, May 19) reminds us of the actions of DUP leader Ian Paisley in assembling 500 men in military formation holding aloft gun licences in 1981.

ALTHOUGH I must have written about 250,000 words since starting this column over four years ago, I’ve never had occasion to use the Irish word “lúdramán”. Perhaps I shouldn’t use it now either in this, my last column.

ALTHOUGH I must have written about 250,000 words since starting this column over four years ago, I’ve never had occasion to use the Irish word “lúdramán”.

The wife of Democratic Unionist leader Ian Paisley was today among the first three peers ever to be appointed from his party.

Gay and lesbians want the right to adopt children under proposed new civil partnerships, it emerged today.

A group of Christian protestors from the Free Presbyterian church have picketed Belfast City Hall during the historic first gay marriage in the North today.

FOR years, the Rev Ian Paisley has been dubbed “Dr No” by his political opponents.

FORTY years ago, a minor incident occurred in West Belfast. Compared to everything that happened since, it was a nothing, a midge-bite of a thing.

The family of DUP leader Ian Paisley today moved to allay concerns about his health after he was admitted to hospital.