Hundreds attend Paisley service

Hundreds of people have attended a memorial service for Northern Ireland’s former first minister Ian Paisley.

Hundreds attend Paisley service
Sun, 19 Oct, 2014 - 18:22

Hundreds of people have attended a memorial service for Northern Ireland’s former first minister Ian Paisley.

Relatives and friends stood alongside one-time enemies of the firebrand preacher turned politician during the invitation-only event in Belfast’s Ulster Hall.

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