Paisley 'doing very well', says son

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

Paisley 'doing very well', says son
Tue, 21 Feb, 2012 - 16:34

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

Ian Paisley jnr said his family wanted to thank all those who have sent messages of support since his 85-year-old father was admitted to the Ulster Hospital near Belfast.

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