"Why did they open fire? Why were people killed?"
Derry journalist, activist and campaigner, Eamonn McCann was at the Civil Rights march that would become Bloody Sunday and looks back on that day
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Derry journalist, activist and campaigner, Eamonn McCann was at the Civil Rights march that would become Bloody Sunday and looks back on that day
Banty Nash looks back on his lucky escape as the bullets flew over him. However, relief turned to agony when he found out that his father, Alex, had been wounde...
From the civil rights background of the fatal march through to Widgery and Saville inquiries
IrishCentral Contributor Ed Nefasey looks at the events leading up to Bloody Sunday in 1972 Derry, and how they came to mark the end of Northern Ireland's Civil Rights Movement.
The Northern Ireland civil rights movement may not have been but for Martin Luther King Jr. We remember his Irish legacy on the anniversary of his famous I Have a Dream speech in 1963.