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Photographs Related to 'Bloody Sunday', 30 January 1972


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Photographs: By Named Photographers ... Text: Martin Melaugh
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Family photographs of those killed on 'Bloody Sunday'

| Patrick ('Paddy') Doherty (31) | Gerald Donaghy (17) | John ('Jackie') Duddy (17) | Hugh Gilmour (17) | Michael Kelly (17) | Michael McDaid (20) | Kevin McElhinney (17) | Bernard ('Barney') McGuigan (41) | Gerald McKinney (35) | William ('Willie') McKinney (26) | William Nash (19) | James ('Jim') Wray (22) | John Young (17) |
John Johnson (59) who was shot twice on 30 January 1972 and died on 16 June 1972

Note: The photographs above were ones released to the media by family members. If anyone believes they own the copyright in any of the above images, and object to its reproduction on this web site, they should contact the CAIN Director.

Photographs taken on 'Bloody Sunday'

Photographs taken by Eamon Melaugh on 'Bloody Sunday'

Eamon Melaugh took a number of black and white photographs on Bloody Sunday; some of these are in an on-line portfolio about that day. These photographs are from a larger collection by Eamon Melaugh.

Photographs taken by William L. Rukeyser on 'Bloody Sunday'

William L. Rukeyser took a series of colour photographs while working as a reporter in Derry on 30 January 1972

'Bloody Sunday' Murals

| Mural 1 | Mural 2 | Mural 3 |

25th Anniversary Commemoration of 'Bloody Sunday', 30 January 1997

| Part of crowd, 25th anniversary | Laying wreaths, 25th anniversary | Eamonn McCann addresses 25th anniversary crowd | Group at Glenfada Park, 25th anniversary |

Exhibition of large-scale photographs in situ at site of original events, 18 September 1997

| Photograph 1 | Photograph 2 | Photograph 3 | Photograph 4 |

Locations of events

This section will be completed in the near future.

| Glenfada Park alleyway |

Photographs at Other Web Sites

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