Robinson praised after DUP victory

The Democratic Unionist Party’s Northern Ireland Assembly victory was tonight hailed as its greatest ever political triumph.

Robinson praised after DUP victory
Sat, 07 May, 2011 - 17:55

The Democratic Unionist Party’s Northern Ireland Assembly victory was tonight hailed as its greatest ever political triumph.

Peter Robinson will return to Stormont as First Minister and the party could take 38 seats after a campaign which senior DUP members said was a testimony to the vision of their once beleaguered leader.

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