Bloody Sunday in Pictures BookBloody Sunday was the most photographed tragedy of the conflict in the North of Ireland. The Hundreds of photographs taken that day show the full horror of the British Army onslaught in the bogside as the Parachute Regiment murder fourteen unarmed civilians and wounded seventeen more. The courage of the photographers on that day, who knew that a camera was no guaranteed protection against the bullets, ensured a visual record was kept that became a

the “You Are Now Entering Free Derry” sign and Doire logo on the reverse

and he developed a burning desire to see and end to inequality and injustice

weaving a tapestry of the lives of his young cellmates

a property developer and chair of the Manchester Conservative Association

He was just forty-four years old

On Bloody Sunday is a reminder of the true human cost of conflict

For 25 years

'Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston is one of the most important books on the impact of the Northern Ireland conflict

It contains the stories of twenty people who had a parent politically active during the 1968-98 conflict in Northern Ireland

Lightweight with 30cm shoulder straps

It seemed at times as if the victim was to blame for his own violent death

an innocent child