A packed Guildhall last night for the Derry launch of Irish Republicanism & ‘The Gays’. Thanks to everyone who joined us and to Mayor Grace Uí Niallais for hosting it. The exhibition opens today at the Museum of Free Derry as part of Féile 2026 and is available to view during Museum opening hours.

Irish Republicanism & ‘The Gays’: Cherishing all the Children of the Nation Equally opens in Derry next week as part of Féile 2026. The Derry launch takes place at the Guildhall on Thursday 6th August at 7.00pm before the exhibition moves to the Museum of Free Derry from 7th August.

The Day Innocence Died will be screened this evening at Seán O'Casey Community Theatre, Dublin. Following the screening, Paul Doherty will take part in a discussion on Bloody Sunday, the families' campaign for truth and justice. Tickets here: qrfy.io/9O81vFxnXW

The Bloody Sunday Trust has expressed disappointment at Ulster University’s refusal to engage further on ethical investment and wider directions around Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions policies and actions. Full statement ⬇️

The Bloody Sunday Trust is delighted to be part of Féile 2026. We're hosting the Derry launch of Irish Republicanism & ‘The Gays’: Cherishing all the Children of the Nation Equally at the Guildhall on Thursday 6 August. Full programme and info at feilederry.com/feile-2026

The Day Innocence Died will be screened at St Comgall's - Ionad Eileen Howell, Belfast, on 1 August at 7pm. Following the screening, Tony Doherty will be in conversation with Danny Morrison, reflecting on Bloody Sunday, the families’ long campaign for truth and justice. Tickets at Eventbrite.com

Bloody Sunday Trust is pleased to announce the Derry launch of Irish Republicanism & ‘The Gays’: Cherishing all the Children of the Nation Equally. Launching at the Guildhall on Thursday 6 August, 7pm, before moving to @museumfreederry.bsky.social from 7 August as part of Féile 2026.

16 years after the Saville Report, families, campaigners & supporters came together to reflect on the importance of truth, accountability & justice. With Prof Phil Scraton, Donna Harper, Natasha Butler and Tony Doherty. From Bloody Sunday to Springhill & Creeslough, the search for truth continues.

Trustees and staff of the Bloody Sunday Trust and @museumfreederry.bsky.social at our away day. Time to reflect on our work, think about what's next, and discuss how we can continue advancing education, dialogue, human rights and social justice. A useful day of discussion, reflection and planning.

Eyewitness Lunchtime Talks return this Monday at the @museumfreederry.bsky.social. Join us on Monday 22 June at 1pm for the latest in our acclaimed Eyewitness series, featuring first-hand accounts from those who experienced the civil rights movement, Free Derry and Bloody Sunday. 🎟️Admission free

Tomorrow: The Bloody Sunday Trust and the Rainbow Collective present The Day Innocence Died at Glasgow Film Theatre. Paul Doherty, whose father Patrick was killed on Bloody Sunday, will speak following the screening. Tickets: www.glasgowfilm.org/movie/the-da... @glasgowfilmtheatre.bsky.social

Free Eyewitness lunchtime talks return to the Museum of Free Derry this June. Taking place every Monday at 1pm from 8 to 29 June, these free talks offer visitors the opportunity to hear personal accounts connected to Bloody Sunday, Free Derry and the civil rights movement. museumoffreederry.org

On 27 April at 7pm, the @museumfreederry.bsky.social hosts a public discussion as part of the Candour & Communities exhibition, exploring truth, justice and accountability, including the push for a Hillsborough Law. Contributions from Phil Scraton, Taz Hussain, Tony Doherty and Helen Stalford.

On the 45th anniversary, we remember Paul Whitters, a 15-year-old boy killed after being struck by a plastic bullet in Derry in April 1981. The @finucanecentre.bsky.social will launch its publication, A Generous Spirit, at the @museumfreederry.bsky.social, Fri 24 Apr, 1pm. Everyone welcome.

4 Days in Derry A Woman’s Story - Bloody Sunday. A powerful play telling the story of January 30, 1972 through the voices of the women most affected. St Columb’s Hall, Derry 24–25 April, 8pm Tickets: www.ticketsource.com/movers-and-s... #BloodySunday

Marking the 45th anniversary of Gary English’s killing alongside Jim Brown, this event recalls their deaths by British Army vehicles on Creggan Road in 1981 in Derry and the failure of justice that followed. Join the English family and @finucanecentre.bsky.social with @dooleydooley.bsky.social

Screening: The Day Innocence Died, a powerful new documentary by Rainbow Collective and the Bloody Sunday Trust telling the story of Bloody Sunday and the families’ decades-long struggle for truth and justice. Liverpool, 15 April, 7.30pm. Tickets: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-day-in....

Exclusive cinema previews of ‘The Day Innocence Died’ - a new film by Rainbow Collective examines the legacy of #BloodySunday and the 60 year fight for justice against the British state from the streets of Derry. Brunswick Moviebowl, 1-4 April. Tickets: bit.ly/4swn6zd

‘The Day Innocence Died’ previews at Brunswick Moviebowl, Derry, 1–4 April. A new film on Bloody Sunday and the fight for justice. Tickets: brunswickmoviebowl.admit-one.eu/index.php?s=...

4.3m to defend Soldier F. Families paid their own travel to Belfast, relied on volunteers for food, & had no psychological support. This was the stark reality highlighted by the @finucanecentre.bsky.social & @humanrightsfirst.org at the Bloody Sunday commemorative events. @dooleydooley.bsky.social

Tony Doherty, Chair of the Bloody Sunday Trust, unveils a new plaque dedicated to Charles Love and his family. Our thanks to Tony Donoghue for his help installing the new plaque. #OneWorldOneStruggle #BloodySunday54

11.00am today - Memorial Service at the Bloody Sunday Monument, Rossville Street, including the unveiling of a new Palestinian-themed artwork by John Gillespie and the re-dedication of the plaque for Charles Love. All welcome.

On the 54th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, 30 January 1972, at the Monument, Rossville Street, Derry, John Kelly remembered his brother Michael (17), who was killed that day, and all those who were killed and injured. The commemoration was also dedicated to the children of Palestine.

Survivors and campaigners came together to confront decades of injustice. From Ballymurphy and Bloody Sunday to Hillsborough, Stardust, Creeslough and the Post Office scandal, shared stories of loss, resilience and determination laid bare the human cost and the ongoing fight for truth and justice.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Bloody Sunday Annual Lecture, & to our speakers Mitchel McLaughlin & Colum Eastwood, for a thoughtful discussion. The people of Derry once again turned out in incredible numbers to stand with the Bloody Sunday families & to support the ongoing fight for justice

Save the Date: Bloody Sunday Anniversary 2026 Friday 30 January – Sunday 1 February 2026 With the theme “One World One Struggle”, the 2026 commemoration will continue to highlight Palestine alongside working-class struggles closer to home. The full programme will be shared in the New Year.

The Bloody Sunday Trust endorses the National Demonstration for Palestine on 29 November, 1pm at the Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square, Dublin. Join the march to show solidarity with Palestinian communities and call for justice and human rights.

An Evening with Ben Collins: Reflections on Irish Unity and Identity Exploring unity, reconciliation and political change. 📅 Mon 24 Nov, 6pm RSVP: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-evening... #BloodySundayTrust #PeaceAndIdentity #CivilRights @littleacornsbooks.bsky.social @bjacollins.bsky.social

Brian Dooley: Ties Between U.S. and Irish Civil Rights Movements Marking JFK’s assassination anniversary, exploring shared struggles for justice. 📅 Sat 22 Nov, 2pm RSVP: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/meet-brian... @dooleydooley.bsky.social

🎬 Here We Stand: Young Filmmakers on Conflict, Peace and Identity Short films from Derry, Sarajevo & Bradford, plus Q&A. 📅 Thurs 13 Nov, 4–6pm RSVP: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/here-we-st... 📚 40 Years On: Frances Molloy’s No Mate for the Magpie Sat 15 Nov, 12:30–6pm | Register: lkennedy@ucc.ie