Tens of thousands march in Derry to honour Bloody Sunday victims
IN ONE of the largest demonstrations ever seen in Derry, tens of thousands of marchers have marked the 39th anniversary of Bloody Sunday by completing the original march route to the city’s Guildhall. Fourteen people were shot dead by the British army on January 30th, 1972 as they rallied against internment without trial. Another 13 were shot and injured. The commemoration is intended to be the la
WikiLeaks and British lies in Ireland | Gerry Adams
The British army's role in the deaths of civilians in Afghanistan will come as no surprise to the people of Northern Ireland In June I stood in the Guildhall Square in Derry and watched as the relatives of the 14 innocent victims of the British Parachute Regiment expressed their delight at the Saville report's conclusion that the 14 were innocent victims. After Bloody Sunday, the British system an
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Robert Fisk: German captains, U-boats and other lies about Ireland
Opinion | In Ireland, Tuesday’s Grace (Published 2010)
