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Relatives including young Maisie McLaughlin whose great grandfather was Bernard McGuigan, walking the route of the original Civil Rights march on Sunday morning, the 50th Anniversary of those who were shot dead and wounded on Bloody Sunday. Photo : George Sweeney, DER2205GS – 017Relatives including young Maisie McLaughlin whose great grandfather was Bernard McGuigan, walking the route of the original Civil Rights march on Sunday morning, the 50th Anniversary of those who were shot dead and wounded on Bloody Sunday. Photo : George Sweeney, DER2205GS – 017
Relatives including young Maisie McLaughlin whose great grandfather was Bernard McGuigan, walking the route of the original Civil Rights march on Sunday morning, the 50th Anniversary of those who were shot dead and wounded on Bloody Sunday. Photo : George Sweeney, DER2205GS – 017

IN PICTURES: Bloody Sunday Families’ Walk of Remembrance and Memorial Service in Derry

Relatives of those killed and some of the wounded led the Bloody Sunday Families’ Walk of Remembrance which retraced the route of the original march on Sunday morning.
By George Sweeney
Published 31st Jan 2022, 19:05 GMT

The annual Memorial Service was held at the Bloody Sunday monument afterwards on Sunday morning, where the 13 boys and men who were shot and killed and the 14th man who died later from his injuries were remembered.

Charlie Nash places a wreath at the Bloody Sunday Monument, during a 50th anniversary Memorial Service, held on Sunday morning , in remembrance of those shot dead and wounded in 1972. Photo: George Sweeney, DER2205GS – 025

21. DER - FAMILIES WALK OF REMEMBRANCE

Charlie Nash places a wreath at the Bloody Sunday Monument, during a 50th anniversary Memorial Service, held on Sunday morning , in remembrance of those shot dead and wounded in 1972. Photo: George Sweeney, DER2205GS – 025

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