Ciara Devlin reads a poem written by her son Eoghan McKinney at the Bloody Sunday monument, at Joseph’s Place on Tuesday afternoon, where a one minute silence was observed on the 52nd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre. Photo: George Sweeney.Ciara Devlin reads a poem written by her son Eoghan McKinney at the Bloody Sunday monument, at Joseph’s Place on Tuesday afternoon, where a one minute silence was observed on the 52nd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre. Photo: George Sweeney.
Ciara Devlin reads a poem written by her son Eoghan McKinney at the Bloody Sunday monument, at Joseph’s Place on Tuesday afternoon, where a one minute silence was observed on the 52nd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre. Photo: George Sweeney.

Eight photographs of families observing minute’s silence on 52nd anniversary of Bloody Sunday

People gathered at the Bloody Sunday monument at Joseph’s Place on Tuesday afternoon to observe a minute’s silence on the 52nd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre.

Paul Doherty read a statement on behalf of the families at the monument while Ciara Devlin read a poem written by her son Eoghan McKinney.

John Kelly read the names of the murdered and wounded and families laid wreaths.

A wreath in the shape and colours of the Palestinian flag was also placed at the Bloody Sunday monument.

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