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Bloody Sunday first commemoration, January 1973 [Photo Album of the Irish]

#photography #bloody sunday #patrick doherty #gerard donaghy #john duddy #hugh gilmour #michael kelly #michael mcdaid #kevin mcelhinney #bernard mcguigan #gerard mckinney #william mckinney #william nash #james wray #john young #john johnston #museum of free derry #photo album of the irish #1970s

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John Duddy, 17, shot unarmed running from soldiers in the car park.

Michael Kelly, 17, shot unarmed standing at the barricade.

Hugh Gilmore, 17, shot unarmed running from the barricade.

William Nash, 19, shot possibly throwing rocks from the barricade.

John Young, 17, shot in the face attempting to crawl to Nash’s aide.

Michael McDaid, 20, shot in the head at rubble barricade also attempting to aide a wounded Nash.

Kevin McElhinney, 17, shot from behind attempting to crawl to safety.

James Wray, 22, shot in the back running from the soldiers. Shot again point-blank laying wounded on the ground.

William McKinney, 26, shot in the back attempting to flee the courtyards.

Gerard McKinney, 35, shot in the chest while surrendering to the soldier who shot him.

Gerard Donaghy, 17, shot in stomach. Donaghy was taken to a hospital by other protestors before the vehicle was stopped and a wounded Gerard was taken away into custody by British units. He died en-route before multiple bombs were falsely planted on his body to justify his shooting.

Patrick Doherty, 31, shot from behind attempting to crawl to safety.

Bernard McGuigan, 41, shot in the back of the head when he walked from cover. Bernard was waving a white handkerchief with his hands up attempting to aide a wounded victim.

John Johnston, 59, shot through the leg and shoulder. John was not even part of the march and was fired on regardless.

#bloodysunday #Ireland #civilrights #thetroubles #derry

[cormuck]

50 Years Since Bloody Sunday

30 January 1972

10,000 marchers take to the streets of Derry, Ireland to protest against the British policy of internment, which meant any member of the public could be imprisoned without trial on suspicion of being part of a paramilitary organisation.

British soldiers open fire on the crowd of innocent civilians, killing 14. Many were shot with their backs turned, running away from the soldiers.

It was the highest number of people killed in a shooting incident during the conflict and is considered the worst mass shooting in Northern Irish history.

Bloody Sunday fuelled Catholic and Irish nationalist hostility towards the British Army and support for the Provisional IRA rose

Patrick Doherty, 31. Shot from behind while attempting to crawl to safety. Murdered by 'Soldier F'.

Gerry Donaghy, 17. Shot in the stomach while standing behind Gerard McKinney. Soldiers planted four nail bombs in his pockets to justify the killings.

Jackie Duddy, 17. Shot as he ran away from soldiers. Three witnesses said they saw a soldier take deliberate aim at him as he ran.

Hugh Gilmour, 17. Shot as he ran away from soldiers.

Michael Kelly, 17. Shot in the stomach while standing at the rubble barricade. Murdered by 'Soldier F'.

Michael McDaid, 20. Shot in the face while going to the aid of William Nash.

Kevin McElhinney, 17. Shot from behind while attempting to crawl to safety.

Barney McGuigan, 41. Shot in the back of the head when he walked out from cover to help Patrick Doherty. He had been waving a white handkerchief. Murdered by 'Soldier F'.

Gerry McKinney, 35. Shot in the chest by 'Private G'. Witnesses said that when he saw the soldier, McKinney stopped and held up his arms, shouting, "Don't shoot! Don't shoot!", before being shot. The bullet apparently went through his body and struck Gerard Donaghy behind him.

William McKinney, 26. Shot in the back as he attempted to flee. Murdered by 'Soldier F'.

William Nash, 19. Three people were shot while going to his aid, including his father Alexander Nash.

Jim Wray, 22. Shot in the back while running away from soldiers. He was then shot again in the back as he lay mortally wounded on the ground. Witnesses stated he was calling out that he could not move his legs before he was shot the second time. Murdered by 'Soldier F'.

John Young, 17. Shot in the face while crouching and going to the aid of William Nash.

John Johnston, 59. Shot in the leg and left shoulder on William Street fifteen minutes before the rest of the shooting started. Johnston was not on the march, but on his way to visit a friend.

Despite the British state issuing an apology in 2010, no soldier has ever been prosecuted for their involvement.

The same paratroopers murdered 11 innocent civilians outside their homes in Ballymurphy months earlier, including a priest who had been administering last rights to a dying man.

#ireland #bloody sunday #c.me

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Books On Books Collection - John Gerard

Books On Books Collection – John Gerard

Alpha Beta (2005)

Alpha Beta (2005)

John Gerard 

Small quarto book chain-stitched in boards, with a paper label to the upper cover, 40 pages, H275 x W272 x D15 mm, housed in a paper four-flap enclosure H175 x W278 x D16 mm. Signed edition of 20, of which this is #18. Acquired from the artist, 29 July 2020. Photos: Books On Books Collection.

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#Alexander Ross Charchar #Auguste Rodin #Barbara Tetenbaum #J.A. Van de Graaf #Jan Tschichold #John Gerard #Michael Donaghy #Raúl Rosarivo #Rachel Corbett #Rainer Maria Rilke #Theodor Fontane #Villard de Honnecourt

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This is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper  -  ITV  -  January 25, 2000 - February 2, 2000

Crime Drama (4 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Cast:

Alun Armstrong as ACC George Oldfield

Richard Ridings as DSI Dick Holland

James Laurenson as Chief Constable Ronald Gregory

John Duttine as DCS Jim Hobson

Gerard Horan as DCS John Domaille

Maggie Ollerenshaw as Margaret Oldfield

Sue Cleaver as Sylvia Holland

Craig Cheetham as Peter Sutcliffe

Claire Webzell as Sonia Sutcliffe

Paul Angelis as DCS Jack Ridgeway

Pip Donaghy as DCS Wilf Brooks

Howard Ward as DSI John Stainthorpe

John Graham Davies as DI Tony Glendenning

Tim Dantay as DC John Cleasby

Katharine Rogers as WPC Sue Neave

Stephen Moore as Professor David Gee

Kimberley Walsh as Gillian Oldfield

Mark Benton as Terence Hawkshaw

#This is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper #TV #ITV #Crime Drama #2000's #Alun Armstrong #Sue Cleaver #John Duttine #Gerard Horan #James Laurenson #Maggie Ollerenshaw #Richard Ridings

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The day innocence died

Victims of Bogside Massacre in the order they were killed: John 'Jackie' Duddy 17 year factory worker and one of a family of 15. He is was shot as he ran away along side Father(later Bishop) Edward Daly in the Rossville Flats, the bullet struck him the shoulder and entered his chest. 3 witnesses said they saw a soldier take deliberate aim at the youth. He was unarmed. Michael Kelly Thus 17 year old went a protest for the first time because friends were going. He was shot in the stomach while standing at the rubble barricade on Rossville street. He was unarmed. Hugh Gilmore He was 17 and the youngest of 8 children. Shot as he ran away from soldiers near the rubber barricade. It went through his left elbow and entered his chest. A photograph taken seconds after he was hit confirms witness reports that he was unarmed. William Nash A 19 year old dock worker, 7th of 13 children and brother of Olympic boxer Charlie Nash. He was shot in the chest at the rubble barricade. He was unarmed. 3 people were shot while going to his aid, including his father, Alexander Nash. John Young Youngest of six, this 17 year old was shot in the face while at the rubble barricade. He was shot apparently while crouching and going to the aid of William Nash. He was unarmed. Michael McDaid 20 years old, 2nd youngest of a family of 12. He worked as barman. Like John Young, he was crouching to help William Nash when he was shot in the face. He was unarmed. Kevin McElhinney 17 years old and the middle child of 5. He was shot from behind, near the rubble barricade, while attempting to crawl to safety. He was unarmed. James 'Jim' Wray He was 22 years old, worked in England and was even engaged to an English girl. He was shot in the back while running away in Glenfada Park Courtyard. He was then shot again in the back as he lay mortally wounded on the ground. Witnesses stated that he was calling out that he could not move his legs before the second shot. He was unarmed. William McKinney A 26 year old printer at Derry Journal Newspaper. He was the oldest of 10 and engaged to be married. He was shot in the back as he attempted to flee through Glenfada Park Courtyard. He was unarmed. Gerard McKinney This 35 year old was a father of 8 children, whose youngest was born 8 days after his death. He managed a junior soccer team and ran the city's Ritz rollerskating rink. He was shot in the chest at Abbey Park. A soldier ran through an alleyway from Glenfada and shot him from a few yards away. Witnesses said that when he saw the soldier, McKinney stopped and held up his arms, shouting ' Don't shoot! Don't shoot!' before being shot. The bullet went through his body and struck Gerard Donaghy behind him. Gerard Donaghy This 17 year old was shot in the stomach at Abbey Park while standing behind Gerard McKinney. Both were hit with the same bullet. He was a member of Fianna Eireann, an IRA linked republican youth movement. He was found with nail bombs in his pocket. However, it was concluded that he was not shot shot because he had bombs. "He was shot while trying to escape from the soldiers" Patrick Doherty 31 year old, married and father to 6 children. He worked at Du Pont Factory. He was shot from behind while attempting to crawl to safety in the forecourt of Rossville Flats. He was unarmed. Bernard 'Barney' McGuigen 41 year old factory worker and handyman. He was married and had 6 children. He was shot in the head when he walked out of cover to help Patrick Doherty. He had been waving a white handkerchief to indicate his peaceful intentions. He was unarmed. John Johnston He was a married 59 year old who worked as a draper. He was shot in the leg and left shoulder on William Street 15 minutes before the rest of the shooting started. He was not part of the march, but on his way to visit a friend in Glenfada Park. He died on June 16, 1972. His death has been attributed to the injuries he received on the day. He was unarmed.

#history #bloody sunday #bogside massacre #january 30 #victims #tragedy

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«who were murdered by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday 30th January 1972» – (from the Bloody Sunday Memorial in the Bogside)

(image: Protesters carried pictures in January 1973 of civilians who were killed a year earlier in the Bloody Sunday massacre. Photo: Getty Images)

#photography #bloody sunday #patrick doherty #gerard donaghy #john duddy #hugh gilmour #michael kelly #michael mcdaid #kevin mcelhinney #bernard mcguigan #gerard mckinney #william mckinney #william nash #james wray #john young #john johnston #museum of free derry #photo album of the irish #1970s

[garadinervi]

Bloody Sunday, January 30, 1972

Patrick Doherty, age 32 / Gerard V. Donaghy, age 17 / John F. Duddy, age 17 / Hugh P. Gilmour, age 17 / Michael G. Kelly, age 17 / Michael M. McDaid, age 20 / Kevin G. McElhinney, age 17 / Bernard McGuigan, age 41 / Gerard McKinney, age 35 / William A. McKinney, age 27 / William N. Nash, age 19 / James J. Wray, age 22 / John P. Young, age 17 / John Johnston, age 59 — «who were murdered by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday 30th January 1972»

(image: Protesters carried pictures in January 1973 of civilians who were killed a year earlier in the 'Bloody Sunday' massacre. Photo: NYT/Getty Images)

#photography #bloody sunday #patrick doherty #gerard donaghy #john duddy #hugh gilmour #michael kelly #michael mcdaid #kevin mcelhinney #bernard mcguigan #gerard mckinney #william mckinney #william nash #james wray #john young #john johnston #museum of free derry #1970s #2020s

[garadinervi]

Bloody Sunday, January 30, 1972 / 2022 — 50

Patrick Doherty, age 32 / Gerard V. Donaghy, age 17 / John F. Duddy, age 17 / Hugh P. Gilmour, age 17 / Michael G. Kelly, age 17 / Michael M. McDaid, age 20 / Kevin G. McElhinney, age 17 / Bernard McGuigan, age 41 / Gerard McKinney, age 35 / William A. McKinney, age 27 / William N. Nash, age 19 / James J. Wray, age 22 / John P. Young, age 17 / John Johnston, age 59 — «who were murdered by British Paratroopers on Bloody Sunday 30th January 1972»

(image: The marchers reach the top of Westland Street in the Bogside, January 30, 1972. Photo: Robert White. Museum of Free Derry, Derry)

#photography #bloody sunday #patrick doherty #gerard donaghy #john duddy #hugh gilmour #michael kelly #michael mcdaid #kevin mcelhinney #bernard mcguigan #gerard mckinney #william mckinney #william nash #james wray #john young #john johnston #robert white #museum of free derry #1970s #2020s