Survivors and families of those killed in the Claudy bombings in the County Derry village 50 years ago are marking the anniversary.
Nine people – Catholics and Protestants – were killed, and 30 others were injured when three car bombs exploded on this day in 1972.
The attack was blamed on the Provisional IRA – but they never claimed responsibility for the attack, and no one has ever been convicted for the bombings.
