Northern Ireland remembers Bloody Sunday on 35th anniversary
Northern Ireland remembers Bloody Sunday on 35th anniversary
Ahmet Gürhan Kartal • 01 March 2017 • update: 01 March 2017
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: The Peace Bridge is seen in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: The Bloody Sunday Monument stands in memory of the 14 victims of the incidents in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: An iconic Free Derry Corner sign is seen in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: A wall painting shows people trying to carry Jackie Duddy one of the 14 victims of the incidents in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: Julieann Campbell, Heritage and Program Coordinator of the Museum of Free Derry, shows the "We Shall Overcome", a metal art work by local artist Locky Morris covering the front wall of the Museum of Free Derry in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: Fliers reading "Remember Boody Sunday! Don't Fraternise" and "Rent Strike Here" are seen on the wall near the Free Derry Corner in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
Hurt from Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday runs deep
LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEBRUARY 28: An Irish Republican Army (IRA) banner is seen on the wall near the Free Derry Corner in Derry known as Londonderry, Northern Ireland on February 28, 2017. Derry was the scene of an infamous massacre in January 1972 when members of Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment shot 27 unarmed people in a civil rights protest. Fourteen of the victims later died. ( Ahmet Gürhan Kartal - Anadolu Agency )Ahmet Gürhan Kartal
