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People across Donegal stood in solidarity with the people of Derry and in remembrance of the victims of Bloody Sunday today as vigils were held across the county.

Relatives of three of those killed hoping for closure 50 years after massacre in Derry

However painful the truth may be, democracies must hold themselves to the standards of human rights they preach to others

On the streets of Derry in British-occupied Northern Ireland on January 30, 1972, writes Stuart Munckton, British soldiers opened fire on an unarmed civil rights protest. Forteen civilians — six of them teenagers — died in the massacre remembered as Bloody Sunday.

Relatives of three of those killed hoping for closure 50 years after massacre in Derry

Derry journalist, activist and campaigner, Eamonn McCann was at the Civil Rights march that would become Bloody Sunday and looks back on that day

Robert Ballagh’s new painting remembering Bloody Sunday is to hang in Derry’s Guild Hall. Jenny Farrell explores the link between art and politics in “The Thirtieth of January.

Kevin Bean looks back to the events of Bloody Sunday and blames the killings not merely on individual members of the paratroop regiment but those sitting round the cabinet table in Downing Street

On Sunday, 30th January, 1972, thousands set off on a civil rights march from the shops on Central Drive in Derrys Creggan estate. A cold, dry, sunny winter af...

Derry Trades Union Council will be marching on the Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary events this weekend The DTUC will be honouring those killed that day – m...