Bloody Sunday, also known as the Bogside Massacre, was a massacre which took place in Derry, Northern Ireland on January 30, 1972. The horrific event saw British troops open fire on a group of ...

Bloody Sunday, sometimes referred to as the Bogside Massacre, remains one of the most notorious events of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The City of Derry where the slaughter took place had ...

A former Army Paratrooper who has claimed in a TV programme he opened fire in Derry’s Bogside on Bloody Sunday was named today by the judges re-investigating the shootings.

While Catholics outnumbered Protestants in the medieval city, it was the latter who controlled Derry’s council ... British Army during the 1972 “Bogside Massacre” more commonly known ...

Free Derry Lives features an array of cut out figures, each documenting an individual's story from the time. A new exhibition marking fifty years since the Battle of the Bogside in Londonderry has ...

The Battle of the Bogside was indeed a turning point. First, as Derry quieted ... Parachute Regiment’s involvement in the Ballymurphy Massacre demonstrated they sided with unionists.

Internet search giant Google has carried out an investigation into why Free Derry Corner was appearing on their maps as 'Free Londonderry Corner' - something that had enraged republicans.