A moment’s silence has been held today in Derry, as part of a ceremony remembering the victims of Bloody Sunday on its 50th anniversary.
British soldiers opened fire on a civil rights march in city, killing 14 unarmed protesters.
The victims’ names were read out as part of the memorial service, which also saw the Taoiseach lay a wreath in their memory.
Sinn Fein leader, Mary Lou McDonald, was among those in attendance today:
Janet O’Kane, whose uncle John was one of the 14 people killed on Bloody Sunday, was among those who took part in the remembrance walk in the city this morning:
