It is important that we, actually, do reflect on the fact that we would not be where we are in Northern Ireland, in terms of having stability, peace and the opportunity to rebuild our country, were it not for the work he did put in, especially with my father at the beginning of this long journey".
Sinn Féin's Conor Murphy told the programme that the late Dr Paisley and Mr McGuinness "were derided for the friendship they had, but people would like to see a few chuckles around Stormont today".
Mr Paisley agreed with Mr Murphy saying: "Perhaps if we got back to some of that foundation work of building a proper relationship we could get out of the mess we are currently in."
He added: "I can say thank you - honestly and humbly and recognise the remarkable journey Martin McGuinness went on has not only saved lives, but has made the lives of countless people in Northern Ireland better because of the partnership government we worked on and put together."

Although horrible still did good things too.

Sorry, Wikipedia-should have looked that up!

Every time there's a discussion about Northern Ireland the Irish assume a Brit knows nothing about it. Ironic seeing it's part of Britain.

Also if I had got it from Wiki - I didn't, (having just looked it doesn't mention him murdering policemen)it doesn't make it any less right.

Cancer would be too quick and too subtle for him

Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan

The B Specials were disbanded for a very good reason

Ah, the good old black and tans.
Britain's finest!