Bloody Sunday in Pictures Book

Bloody 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 vital weapon in the fight for justice. In this book you can see some of the most powerful images of the last 50 years.

From the crime of Bloody Sunday, through the dark years of isolation as the families mourn their dead and marched in remembrance with only their own to support them, ot the unstoppable mass movement for truth that the family campaign became. It is the photographic account of a day and a campaign that changed the course of history.