'Bloody Sunday', Derry 30 January 1972 - Details of Source Material

This is a draft list of some of the source material used in the section on 'Bloody Sunday'. It contains a selection of books, official reports, journal articles, newspaper articles, photographs, posters, web sites, television documentaries, and film dramas.

Books

Civil Rights Movement. (1972), Massacre at Derry. Derry: Civil Rights Movement.

Daly, Edward. (2000), Mister, Are You A Priest? Dublin: Four Courts Press.

Dash, Samuel. (1972), Justice Denied: A Challenge to Lord Widgery's Report on 'Bloody Sunday'. London: Liberty.

Grimaldi, Fulvio. (1972, 1998), Blood in the Street. Derry: Guildhall Press. [First published in March 1972 by Peoples' Democracy adn Lotta Continua. Republished in 1998 by Guildhall Press.]

Hayes, P., and Campbell, J. (2005) Bloody Sunday Trauma Pain and Politics, London: Pluto.

McCann, Eamonn., and Shiels, Maureen. (eds.) (1992), Bloody Sunday in Derry: What Really Happened. Dingle: Brandon Books.

McClean, Raymond. (1983), The Road to Bloody Sunday. Swords: Ward River.

Mullan, Don. (1997), Eyewitness Bloody Sunday. Dublin: Wolfhound.

O'Brien, Joanne. (2002). A Matter of Minutes: The Enduring Legacy of Bloody Sunday. Dublin: Wolfhound Press.

Pringle, Peter., and Jacobson, Philip. (2000), 'Don't move, pretend you're Dead', chapter 10 from - Those are real bullets, aren't they? London: Fourth Estate.

Walsh, Dermot P.J. (2000), Bloody Sunday and the Rule of Law in Northern Ireland. Dublin: Gill and Macmillan.

Government Reports

Great Britain. Parliament. (1972), Report of the Tribunal appointed to inquire into events on Sunday 30th January 1972. [Widgery Report, HC 220] London: HMSO.

Irish Government. (1997), The Irish Government's Assessment of the Widgery Report and the New Material Presented to the British Government in June 1997. Dublin: Irish Government.

Journal Articles

Bierman, John. (1972), 'The Widgery Report', The Listener, 27 April, pp536-537.

Dawson, Graham. (2005). 'Trauma, Place and the Politics of Memory: Bloody Sunday, Derry, 1972 - 2004', History Workshop Journal, No.59, Spring 2005, pp.221-250.

George, David. (1972), 'Widgery waives the rules', New Statesman, Vol.83, No.2145, 28 April, pp547-548.

Grogan, Dick. (1972), 'Widgery through Irish eyes', New Statesman, Vol.83, No.2137, 3 March, pp259-260.

Holland, Mary. (1973), 'A year after Bloody Sunday', New Statesman, Vol.85, No.2185, 2 February, pp.149-150.

Maxton, Hugh. (1998), 'Bloody Sunday Revisited: Hugh Maxton retrieves his diary of the march', London Review of Books, Vol.20, No.3, p.19.

Parker, Tony. (1992), 'Bloody Sunday remembered', New Statesman and Society, Vol.5, No.186, 24 January, pp.11-13.

Stewart, John D. (1972), 'Civil Rights in Ulster', The Humanist, January, pp13-14.

Tereschuk, David. (1972), 'Aftermath in Derry', New Statesman, Vol.83, No.2133, 4 February, pp131-132.

Watkins, Alan. (1972), 'Oh, What a lovely massacre', New Statesman, Vol.83, No.2133, 4 February, p134.

n.a. (1972) 'Derry made its mind up long before Widgery', The Economist, Vol.243, No.6713, 2 April, p63.

n.a. (1972) Derry: Is there any case for Contempt? New Statesman, Vol.83, No.2137, 3 March, p264.

Other Publications

Blair, Tony. (1998) Statement by Tony Blair, then British Prime Minister, establishing the new Inquiry, (29 January 1998). London: House of Commons.

Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign. (1997), Bloody Sunday: A Miscarriage of Justice. Derry: Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign. (phamphlet).

British Irish Rights Watch. (1994), Submission to the United Nations' Special Rapporteur on Summary and Arbitrary Executions: The Murder of 13 Civilians by Soldiers of the British Army on 'Bloody Sunday', 30 January 1972. London: British Irish Rights Watch.

Derry Irish Republican Socialist Party. (1978), Sunday Bloody Sunday. Derry: Starry Plough Publications.

Kinsella, Thomas. (1972), Butcher's Dozen. Dublin: Elo Press.

Lennon, Kieran., and Lennon, Gerry. (1998), Bloody Sunday. Newry: The Ancient Order of Hibernians Div.284. (phamphlet).

McCann, Eamonn. (1972), What Happened in Derry. London: A Socialist Worker Pamphlet.

Mullan, Don. (ed.) (1997), The Breglio Report: with Dr. Raymond McClean's Medical Report. Derry: Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign. (phamphlet).

Murphy, Michael A. (1985), "Bloody Sunday": A Watershed. Belfast: Queen's University Belfast. (MSSc Thesis, Irish Political Studies).

Saville, Mark. (1998) Opening Statement of The Bloody Sunday Inquiry, by Lord Saville, (3 April 1998). Derry: The Bloody Sunday Inquiry.

Walsh, Dermot P.J. (1997), The Bloody Sunday Tribunal of Inquiry: A Resounding Defeat for Truth, Justice and the Rule of Law (a report commissioned by the Bloody Sunday Trust). Derry: The Bloody Sunday Trust.

National Newspaper Articles

Holland, Mary., and Deeley, Peter. (1972), 'Widgery Tribunal (1) Riddles of Bloody Sunday', Observer, 19 March, pp6-7.

Mullane, Dermot., and Joyce, Joe. (1972), 'Summing up of Widgery evidence ends', The Irish Times, 21 March, p.8.

McCrystal, Cal. (1992), 'In cold blood', Independent Magazine, 18 January, pp20-29.

Pringle, Peter. (1972), 'Ulster's blackest day: 30 January 1972', Sunday Times Magazine, 18 June, p34.

Sunday Times Insight Team. (1972), 'Insight on Bloody Sunday: the decision to put civilians at risk', Sunday Times, 23 April, pp15-18.

Taylor, Peter. (1992), 'Bloody Sunday: an open wound', Sunday Times Magazine, 26 January, pp16-23.

Television Documentaries

'Bloody Sunday' (Secret history series), London: Channel 4, 1991.

'Bloody Sunday, 1972: Whose point of view?' [includes interviews with eye-witnesses], Educational Audio Visual, 1973.

'Bloody Sunday - Two sides of the story' [Bogsiders and paratroopers are interviewed], This Week, Thames Television, 3 February 1972.

'Derry - Time to remember?' [Fifth anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'], This Week, Thames Television, 3 February 1977.

'Remember Bloody Sunday' Inside Story, BBC1, 28 January 1991.

Film Dramas

'Bloody Sunday' [Details]

'Sunday' [Details]

Photographs

Some photographs related to 'Bloody Sunday'.

Audio Clips

Some audio clips

Posters

Some posters advertising commemoration events

Maps

Map (1) of general area, in, Great Britain. Parliament. (1972). Report of the Tribunal appointed to inquire into events on Sunday 30th January 1972. [Widgery Report, HC 220] London: HMSO.

Map (2) of general area, in, Civil Rights Movement. (1972). Massacre at Derry. Derry: Civil Rights Movement.

Map (3) of main area of shooting, in, McCann, Eamonn. (1972). What Happened in Derry. London: A Socialist Worker Pamphlet.

Web Sites

BBC Northern Ireland: In Depth Bloody Sunday Inquiry {external_link}
... includes reports on the hearings at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign {external_link} - [link currently not working]

Bloody Sunday Inquiry {external_link}
... includes daily transcripts of the hearings at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Bloody Sunday Trust {external_link}

British Irish RIGHTS WATCH {external_link}
... weekly summaries of the hearings at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Derry Journal (newspaper) {external_link} - Section on Bloody Sunday - [link currently not working]

Guardian Special Report on Bloody Sunday {external_link}
... includes links to Guardian coverage of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Hidden Truths Bloody Sunday {external_link} Exhibition of Photographs

Remembering Bloody Sunday {external_link}