674:“Various names were bandied about or alluded to by the tabloid press , so many that a senior detective investigating the home collected press clippings and followed them up. This led him to interview then UUP party leader James Molyneaux. Molyneaux had protested his innocence and said he’d never been near the home. A closeted gay, his sexuality was an open secret among political circles, but homosexuality would remain illegal in Northern Ireland until 1987. The detective believed his protest and that press stories linking him to the home were inaccurate. Yet Molyneaux had not disclosed his links to McGrath , that he’d known the political preacher and of TARA and had actually visited McGrath’s home. The police investigation was concerned primarily with the abuse allegations and so the political web linking the likes of McGrath and Molyneaux and other figures within unionism were never examined. Except by journalists”.
629:). This preference was widely attributed to the influence of Enoch Powell. Critics within Molyneaux's party saw Molyneaux as a do-nothing leader, with undue deference to the Conservative Party. Molyneaux's defenders argue that his primary concern was party unity, and that the UUP was so divided that only a minimalist policy could hold it together. His ability to accommodate the various factions of unionism was enhanced by his leadership of the Royal Black Institution and his senior role in the Orange Order. Under his leadership, there was no repetition of the splits of 1970s, and the slide in the party's vote share was halted. He was, however, the last UUP leader to avoid those perils.
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Molyneaux's maiden speech, made on 15 February 1971, focused on the security situation in
Northern Ireland at that time, and concluded: "The vast majority of people in Northern Ireland are keen to make their contribution to the greater unit of the United Kingdom, just as we, their representatives in
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Molyneaux's maiden speech in the House of Lords, on 3 July 1997, was critical of the peace process and noted "the necessity calmly to consider the impact of current events on the long-term interests of Ulster and to give absolute priority to draining the lake of bitterness in which the terrorists
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In March 2016, gay
Conservative Party activist Christopher Luke claimed that he had had a long-term platonic ‘David and Jonathan’ relationship with Molyneaux until the latter's death. Luke had claimed to have met Molyneaux at a Monday Club event in 1984. However, Molyneaux's relatives and former
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After a decade of turmoil in which the UUP had four leaders and many splits, Molyneaux was seen as a steadying influence. He was a traditional right-wing
Orangeman with a quiet style which contrasted with the flamboyance of Ian Paisley's leadership of the DUP. His reticence was both innate and
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journalist Chris Ryder reflected that
Molyneaux was "at heart a shire Conservative" and an "intensely private and discreet man". Molyneaux had led an UUP delegation to hold talks with the Irish Government in Dublin in 1992, a significant development at that time, and his support for the
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Westminster, and believed that behind-the-scenes influence in London was the most effective path for unionist influence. He opposed formal power-sharing between unionists and nationalists, and routinely dismissed political initiatives, criticising SDLP leader
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Westminster with some extension of local government powers, as opposed to the devolutionist preference for a revived
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throughout his time as party leader; the more conservative DUP did not increase its number of (three) MPs over that time and by 1992, several unionist majorities were secured by electoral pacts between the two parties.
636:. Molyneaux was co-opted onto the club's Executive Council on 23 June 1983. and later became a vice-president of the club. In the October 1985 Conservative Party Conference issue of the club's tabloid newspaper,
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Kingdom, achieved with 95.1% of the votes. Molyneaux won over 60% of the votes in each of the four elections he contested in South Antrim, and at the
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tactical; as his party was united around a constitutional stance rather than a socio-economic programme, he regarded his task as more like that of a manager than a leader, and his successor
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by a 21-year-old student and, although he won easily, the election saw a strong protest vote against
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this House, try to play our part. Collectively, Ulstermen and women will do what is asked of them, as they have done in the past, both in peace and in war."
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on a split vote); many claimed that Molyneaux and Smyth's endorsements had contributed to the UUP's disastrous showing. However, Burnside lost his seat.
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called a ceasefire, which Molyneaux described as "the most destabilising event since partition" and "the worst thing that has ever happened to us".
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colleagues questioned the truthfulness of Luke's claims, which were not verified by others. Luke died at the age of 50 in December 2017.
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Molyneaux made his last speech to the House of Lords in February 2006, expressing concern for families affected by poor service from the
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abuse scandal but not arrested or charged, although McKee alleged that he and others were involved in a conspiracy relating to the case:
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said that Molyneaux "did things quietly and consensually". He was so deeply loyal to the Conservative-turned-Ulster Unionist MP
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which led to Northern Ireland's representation in the Commons being increased from 12 to 17 seats, under the
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his 69.0% share of the votes gave him a majority of 38,868 votes, the largest in the United Kingdom.
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and occasionally gave interviews about what he saw there. On 1 April 1947, he was promoted to
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which was unable to deliver devolution at that time. Molyneaux was admitted to the
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for “grubbing around the back-streets of Belfast" to open dialogue with
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in 1993 was "crucial, for it helped calm deep unionist fears".
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1362:. Chichester: Parliamentary Research Services. p. 178.
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but was beaten to the third seat by his own party colleague
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Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire
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2039:"Ulster protestants see vote as challenge to pact"
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1076:Parliamentary election results in Ireland, 1918–92
533:in 1982, and in October that year he survived two
584:held in June of that year, West stood in the new
373:James Henry Molyneaux, Baron Molyneaux of Killead
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2361:"James Molyneaux: Former UUP leader dies age 94"
2308:"Child Support [contribution to debate]"
759:and increased its number of councillors in each
572:Harry West had lost his Westminster seat in the
383:(27 August 1920 – 9 March 2015), often known as
3426:21st-century LGBTQ people from Northern Ireland
3421:20th-century LGBTQ people from Northern Ireland
913:have been permitted to swim for far too long."
735:but maintained its number of (nine) MPs in the
483:From 1964 until the 1970s, Molyneaux served on
419:from 1971 to 1995, and a leading member of the
2468:contributions in Parliament by James Molyneaux
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1324:"Stubborn but shrewd face of Ulster unionism"
463:between 1941 and 1946, including most of the
842:while the IRA's violent campaign continued.
415:, he was also Sovereign Grand Master of the
78:7 September 1979 – 8 September 1995
1120:"(later Lord) James Henry Molyneaux K.B.E."
810:in the House of Commons, in protest at the
808:along with his fourteen unionist colleagues
19:For other people named James Molyneux, see
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2224:Molyneaux of Killead, Lord (3 July 1997).
2166:(Supplement). 30 December 1995. p. 8.
1574:"The ex-MPs who died in 2015 - part three"
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1275:West, Thomas Baron de (19 December 2014).
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3346:People of The Troubles (Northern Ireland)
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2104:"Death of 'no-frills' unionist patriarch"
1958:"Anglo-Irish Vice Ring. Chapters 14 - 18"
1737:"James Molyneaux: Former UUP leader dies"
1702:"Obituary of Lord Molyneaux by Alex Kane"
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467:. He took part in the liberation of the
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126:10 June 1997 – 9 March 2015
3296:Leaders of the Ulster Unionist Party
1973:"Lord Molyneaux of Killead obituary"
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399:(UUP) from 1979 to 1995, and as the
3214:List of Ulster Unionist Party Peers
2600:Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party
2070:"Seamus Mallon: SDLP deputy leader"
2026:from the original on 13 April 2021.
2009:House of Commons Information Office
1899:from the original on 13 March 2016.
1827:"Dag Hammarskjöld Library Research"
1551:from the original on 22 August 2020
1182:from the original on 4 January 2014
997:Tributes were formally paid in the
986:Molyneaux died at the age of 94 in
757:1982-1986 Northern Ireland Assembly
727:The party lost Newry and Armagh in
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200:18 June 1970 – 13 May 1983
153:9 June 1983 – 8 April 1997
66:Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party
13:
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2617:Non-profit organization positions
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2197:Molyneaux, James (19 March 1997).
2084:from the original on 19 April 2013
1910:Archer, Bimpe (12 December 2017).
1479:from the original on 26 June 2021.
1360:British electoral facts, 1832-1980
1278:Handbuch des britischen Adels 2015
1001:and led by then UUP party leader,
955:in Smyth's former constituency of
443:. Although he was a member of the
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2554:Northern Ireland Assembly (1982)
2487:Parliament of the United Kingdom
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2068:Purdy, Martina (15 March 2001).
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1222:McCreary, Alf (10 March 2015).
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537:(INLA) assassination attempts.
21:James Molyneux (disambiguation)
3341:Politicians from County Antrim
2631:Sovereign Grand Master of the
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1885:Young, David (12 March 2016).
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2186:. 19 June 1997. p. 7123.
1971:Ryder, Chris (9 March 2015).
1781:Clarke, Liam (9 March 2015).
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582:European Parliament election
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108:Member of the House of Lords
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2199:"Northern Ireland Business"
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920:. He fiercely opposed the
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877:, Molyneaux was created a
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3128:Organisational structure
1771:(London:Wiley-Blackwell)
1610:"Lagan Valley 1983–1992"
1205:Volume 2 (2003), p. 2730
981:
816:January 1986 by-election
634:Conservative Monday Club
459:Molyneaux served in the
421:Conservative Monday Club
3156:Irish Unionist Alliance
1008:
951:over the UUP candidate
763:between 1981 and 1993.
417:Royal Black Institution
2633:Royal Black Preceptory
822:, who was defeated in
795:, and overshadowed by
676:
659:Angels with Blue Faces
657:According to the book
491:he was elected to the
411:from 1983 to 1997. An
296:Killead, County Antrim
3281:Crossbench life peers
3147:related organisations
2683:Ulster Unionist Party
2423:Theyworkforyou.com/ni
2108:Irish Republican News
941:2005 general election
922:Good Friday Agreement
875:1997 general election
812:Anglo-Irish Agreement
793:Anglo-Irish Agreement
787:Anglo-Irish Agreement
737:1992 general election
707:, as well as gaining
705:1983 general election
672:
558:1983 general election
540:With then UUP leader
516:1979 general election
489:1970 general election
485:Antrim County Council
435:, a small village in
397:Ulster Unionist Party
339:Years of service
287:Ulster Unionist Party
242:James Henry Molyneaux
3185:Electoral alliance:
3042:Leadership elections
2146:on 16 November 2018.
2074:Vote2001: Key People
1582:. 28 December 2015.
1122:Bergenbelsen.co.uk.
972:Child Support Agency
850:In August 1994, the
661:, by the journalist
649:Belfast City Council
497:Member of Parliament
401:Member of Parliament
183:Member of Parliament
164:Constituency created
136:Member of Parliament
33:The Right Honourable
3411:People from Killead
2579:Assembly abolished
1281:. Books on Demand.
1080:Royal Irish Academy
1042:In Hoc Signo Vinces
1015:
881:on 10 June 1997 as
711:(from the DUP) and
505:Sir Knox Cunningham
2625:Sir Norman Stronge
2585:Political offices
2312:Theyworkforyou.com
2203:Theyworkforyou.com
2183:The London Gazette
2163:The London Gazette
2043:The New York Times
1816:October 1983, p.3.
1496:Theyworkforyou.com
1261:The London Gazette
1013:
965:Alasdair McDonnell
731:and South Down in
667:Kincora Boys' Home
278:, Northern Ireland
3248:
3247:
3240:Electoral history
2960:General Secretary
2649:
2648:
2640:Succeeded by
2607:Succeeded by
2546:Jeffrey Donaldson
2543:Succeeded by
2518:Clifford Forsythe
2515:Succeeded by
2445:Debrett's Peerage
2366:Belfast Telegraph
2339:Publicwhip.org.uk
1892:Belfast Telegraph
1788:Belfast Telegraph
1669:, pp. 31–33.
1608:Whyte, Nicholas.
1463:McKittrick, David
1447:, pp. 28–31.
1403:978-0-415-37823-9
1229:Belfast Telegraph
1048:
1047:
978:in October 2008.
953:Michael McGimpsey
930:Jeffrey Donaldson
804:resigned his seat
647:Former member of
627:regional Assembly
445:Church of Ireland
370:
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223:Clifford Forsythe
176:Jeffrey Donaldson
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3391:UK MPs 1992–1997
3386:UK MPs 1987–1992
3381:UK MPs 1983–1987
3376:UK MPs 1979–1983
3371:UK MPs 1974–1979
3361:UK MPs 1970–1974
3316:LGBTQ life peers
3235:Election results
3166:Liberal Unionist
3162:Labour Unionists
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2914:J. L. O. Andrews
2735:Chichester-Clark
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