Bloody Sunday Bridge officially named in Dublin ceremony
Dublin City unveiled two plaques ahead of the 103rd anniversary of Bloody Sunday in 1920.
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Dublin City unveiled two plaques ahead of the 103rd anniversary of Bloody Sunday in 1920.
A bridge close to Dublin's Croke Park has been named in recognition of the city's own 'Bloody Sunday' in 1920 in which 14 people were massacred by British soldiers during a GAA match.
Fourteen people were killed at Croke Park when British soldiers fired shots at a game in Croke Park on November 21st…
Fourteen people were killed at Croke Park when British soldiers fired shots at a game in Croke Park on November 21st, 1920
A bridge on Dublin’s Russell Street has been officially renamed Bloody Sunday Bridge by Lord Mayor Daithí de Róiste.