Ian Paisley: In quotes - BBC News
The Rev Ian Paisley obituary | Ian Paisley | The Guardian
Ian Paisley Dies at 88; Longtime Voice of Hard-Line Ulster Who Then Made Peace - The New York Times
Ian Paisley - Wikipedia
Former DUP leader Ian Paisley dies aged 88 - Independent.ie
Ian Paisley: The Voice of Unionism - Bruges Group Blog
Northern Irish loyalist politician Ian Paisley holds up a sign during Pope John Paul II's speech at the European parliament, shouting - "I denounce you, Anti-Christ! I refuse you as Christ's enemy
Pope visit: Ian Paisley shows that Rome's enemies aren't all secular - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Ian Paisley, the Irish politician who yelled at John Paul II, dies at 88 | World - YouTube
Ian Paisley: Northern Ireland's rabble-rousing unionist went from firebrand to peacemaker - Mirror Online
Pope's visit gives pause for thought for Paisley's children – The Irish Times
RTÉ Archives | Religion | Ian Paisley Heckles Pope John Paul II
Ian Paisley: Humanity got the better of the bigot | The Independent | The Independent
Pope extends 'hand of friendship' | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
If Protestantism continues to weaken, it's only a matter of time before a pope heads north | Ireland | The Times
Ian Paisley Heckles the Pope (1988) - YouTube
Ian Paisley - Doctor No who said Yes to peace | Reuters
Watch The Moment Ian Paisley Called Pope John Paul II 'The Antichrist' | HuffPost UK Politics
Ian Paisley's most notable quotes
Ian Paisley Anti Pope demonstration Glasgow 1982 | HOMER SYKES
Ian Paisley: Humanity got the better of the bigot | The Independent | The Independent
Twitter 上的Jordan Greer："9th December 1986: DUP leader Ian Paisley protests during Margaret Thatcher's address to the European Parliament. Over 30 years later another Prime Minister needs to scrap a bad deal! #
Bernie Smyth: 'Ian Paisley told me he would march with the Pope to stop abortions' - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Irish cardinal: 'Peace would not have been delivered without Paisley' - Catholic Herald
Ian Paisley, a firebrand Unionist who made peace late in life - CSMonitor.com
