KnowraIan PaisleyLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Ian Paisley, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 10Compared with 2The TroublesRelated: His hard-line politics embodied unionist opposition to arrangements seen as weakening the Union.Northern IrelandRelated: His career reflects the strength and later political adaptation of unionism.Gerry AdamsRelated: His opposition and eventual partnership illustrate the political divide Adams sought to negotiate.John HumeCompared with: His hard-line unionism contrasted with Hume’s pursuit of negotiated power-sharing.David TrimbleCompared with: Paisley’s opposition contrasted with Trimble’s decision to support the Agreement.Democratic Unionist PartyRelated: Paisley founded the party in 1971 and shaped its early identity.Ulster unionismRelated: Paisley fused uncompromising opposition to Irish nationalism with a powerful popular political style.Unionism in IrelandRelated: His religiously conservative, oppositional politics reshaped unionist electoral competition.St Andrews AgreementRelated: His decision to enter power-sharing as First Minister marked the DUP’s acceptance of the settlement.Martin McGuinnessRelated: Paisley and McGuinness formed the unlikely partnership that launched power-sharing government in 2007.History of Northern IrelandRelated: His opposition to concessions and eventual partnership with Sinn Féin marked a major political shift.Ulster loyalismRelated: Paisley linked uncompromising unionism with evangelical Protestant politics.