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Bannside was a single-member
county constituency of the
Parliament of
Northern Ireland. This...
- Ian
Richard Kyle Paisley,
Baron Bannside, PC (6
April 1926 – 12
September 2014) was a
loyalist politician and
Protestant religious leader from Northern...
- this,
Gaston had been a Mid and East
Antrim Borough Councillor for the
Bannside DEA from 2014 to 2024. Gaston's
first electoral contest was at the 2011...
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Eileen Emily Paisley,
Baroness Paisley of St George's,
Baroness Bannside (née C****ells; born 2
November 1931), is a
Northern Irish Unionist politician...
- Republic, he was a
member of the
Parliament of
Northern Ireland for the
Bannside constituency from 1946
until his
resignation in
January 1970.
Terence O'Neill...
- The
Bannside by-election of 1970
resulted was the
first election won by Ian Paisley. On 16
April 1970, in a by-election to the
Northern Ireland Parliament...
-
Bannside is one of the
seven district electoral areas (DEA) in Mid and East Antrim,
Northern Ireland. The
district elects six
members to Mid and East Antrim...
-
Electoral Area". "New
Councillor -
Carrick Castle DEA". "New
Councillor -
Bannside District Electoral Area". "New
Councillor -
Ballymena District Electoral...
- at all if desired. Ian Paisley, for example,
opted for the
title Lord
Bannside, and John
Gummer chose the
title Lord Deben.
There are also
occasions when...
- seats,
although Paisley was seen as
coming close in the
previously safe
Bannside seat of the
Prime Minister of
Northern Ireland Terence O'Neill. When Terence...
