Empey condemns Paisley's 'two-faced' finance claim

The Rev Ian Paisley was tonight accused of boosting the prospect of seeing another Sinn Féin Education Minister in the North.

Empey condemns Paisley's 'two-faced' finance claim
Fri, 02 Mar, 2007 - 17:43
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The Rev Ian Paisley was tonight accused of boosting the prospect of seeing another Sinn Féin Education Minister in the North.

Ulster Unionist (UUP) leader Sir Reg Empey lambasted his Democratic Unionist (DUP) rival a day after he announced his party would claim the Finance portfolio in the next Stormont government.

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