Brigit Farley learned about the death of a teenager named John “Jackie” Duddy. Duddy, a 17-year-old boxer from Northern Ireland, died Jan. 30, 1972, on what’s become known as Bloody Sunday.

Jackie was 17 and he was my father’s idol ... “I’m 31 next week,” said Duddy. “Bloody Sunday was always something that was never really talked about when I was growing up.

"It still hurts as much today," said Kay Duddy, whose teenage brother Jackie was the first fatality in the Jan. 30, 1972, Bloody Sunday massacre, when British paratroopers fired on a protest ...

known within the family as Jackie Duddy, was among the 14 people killed by British paratroopers in the 1972 Bloody Sunday attack on protesters in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. An in-depth ...

Julieann Campbell, author of On Bloody Sunday, said her uncle Jackie Duddy was killed twice in the Bloody Sunday massacre. “My Auntie Kay always says they murdered [Duddy] twice,” Campbell said. “They ...

My assignation on Bloody Sunday was a place behind a British Army barrier at the bottom of William Street. A colleague was placed with the marchers. The only victim I saw was Jackie Duddy.

"Eat Mor Beef," - Rowdy, the UTSA Roadrunner. Photos from Bloody Sunday showed Jackie Duddy's body being dragged by frightened protesters, with a priest nearby. Witnesses said Jackie, 17 ...

The hunched figure of Father - now Bishop - Edward Daly waves a white handkerchief as he attempts to escort marchers carrying the fatally injured Jackie Duddy away from the gunfire during Bloody ...

A mural which illustrates a group of men, including Father Edward Daly, carrying Jackie Duddy (Getty ... else's names who were killed and wounded on Bloody Sunday would be cleared.

Gerry is the brother of 17-year-old Jackie Duddy who was the first to die on Bloody Sunday. It is he who is immortalised in the now infamous, heartbreaking images of a dying young man being ...

The picture of a priest waving a bloodstained handkerchief as one of the victims, Jackie Duddy, is carried to safety is perhaps one of the most enduring images of Bloody Sunday. Father Edward Daly ...

“We felt like we were being stabbed in the heart all over again,” said Gerry Duddy quietly after learning just one soldier will stand trial for the carnage of Bloody Sunday. Jump to content UK ...