Ian Paisley

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Ian Paisley was a prominent Northern Irish Protestant religious leader and unionist politician who founded the Democratic Unionist Party and later served as First Minister of Northern Ireland.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human →
birthDate	1926-04-06 →
birthPlace	Armagh → County Armagh → Northern Ireland →
causeOfDeath	heart failure →
child	Ian Paisley Jr. → Kyle Paisley → Rhonda Paisley →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom →
deathDate	2014-09-12 →
educatedAt	Barry School of Evangelism → Reformed Presbyterian Theological Hall →
ethnicGroup	Ulster Scots →
familyName	Paisley →
founded	Democratic Unionist Party → Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster →
givenName	Ian →
honorificTitle	Lord Bannside → The Reverend →
ideology	evangelicalism → social conservatism → unionism →
memberOf	European Parliament → House of Commons of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED → House of Lords → Northern Ireland Assembly →
name	Ian Richard Kyle Paisley →
nobleTitle	Baron Bannside →
notableWork	founding of the Democratic Unionist Party → leadership of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster → role in the Northern Ireland peace process →
occupation	clergyman → evangelical preacher → politician → theologian →
placeOfDeath	Belfast → Northern Ireland →
politicalParty	Democratic Unionist Party →
positionHeld	First Minister of Northern Ireland → Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party → Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom → Member of the European Parliament → Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly → Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom → Moderator of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster →
religion	Presbyterianism → Protestantism →
residence	Ballymena → County Antrim →
spouse	Eileen Paisley NERFINISHED →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ian Paisley ("Ian Paisley Jr.") →	child
Democratic Unionist Party →	foundedBy
Crumlin Road Gaol →	hasNotableInmate
Democratic Unionist Party →	notableLeader
Ballymena ("Ian Paisley (associated with Ballymena area)") →	notablePerson
First Minister of Northern Ireland →	officeHoldersInclude