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Bridge near Croke Park to be renamed Bloody Sunday Bridge despite opposition

For the past three years, debate and public consultation has been ongoing over changing the name from the Clonliffe Bridge/Russell Street Bridge to the new name associated with events in Dublin on November 21, 1920

Irish Mirror

David Power quits as Tipperary football manager after four years

Power’s tenure will always be fondly recalled as a result of the 2020 Munster title, the county’s first since 1935, when they beat Cork on a memorable November weekend that coincided with the centenary of Bloody Sunday at Croke Park.

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden stumbles on Air Force One steps for second time in two weeks

President visits Selma, Alabama to commemorate 58 years since ‘Bloody Sunday’

The Independent UK

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First Thing: Biden warns of ‘hate and extremism’ in the US

The president spoke in Selma at the site of ‘Bloody Sunday’, which led to passage of historic voting rights legislation nearly 60 years ago. Plus, why women are mad as hell

The Guardian - UK

Biden marks Selma’s 1965 ‘Bloody Sunday’ with eye on 2024 race

President Joe Biden listed his major accomplishments in the White House, including appointing the first Black woman Supreme Court justice, as he sought to strengthen ties with Black voters at a hallowed site for the 1960s civil rights movement ahead of a planned 2024 reelection bid.

Tribune News Service

Biden commemorates "Bloody Sunday" in Selma by pushing voting rights reform

"Selma is a reckoning. The right to vote and to have your vote counted is the threshold of democracy and liberty," the president said Sunday.

Axios

Chicago mayor candidate Brandon Johnson in Selma for ‘Bloody Sunday’ march

Chicago mayoral rivals Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas are campaigning for Black voters ahead of the April 4 runoff. Rep. Danny Davis will endorse Johnson on Monday.

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How this year's Selma Bridge Crossing could mark a community renaissance

President Biden visits Selma for the 58th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday." Residents there are still recovering from tornadoes that ripped through the city in January.

WEKU

Bloody Sunday: Colum Eastwood to nominate families of victims for Nobel Peace Prize

Thirteen civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers and 15 injured in the Bogside area of the city on January 30 1972.

Belfast Live

Bloody Sunday borders exhibition highlights campaign's global links

The Bloody Sunday Trust's programme this year revolves around "One World One Struggle"

Belfast Live

Bloody Sunday art exhibition deemed "an invaluable addition to a cultural heritage of Derry"

"It is very rare to go to any work of art or any collection of art pieces and look at them and realise that what they are about is just outside"

Belfast Live

'A Wall for All' unveiled as Free Derry slogan is translated into braille

"There are many people out there with disabilities who suffer and struggle every day and they will get inspiration from this"

Belfast Live

Bloody Sunday: Bob Dylan pays tribute to victims ahead of 51st anniversary

The Bloody Sunday Trust has thanked Dylan for "his kind words and support for the victims of Bloody Sunday"

Belfast Live

Mowlam wanted no soldiers to face legal action over Bloody Sunday

Bloody Sunday was one of the darkest days of the Northern Ireland Troubles.

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The Independent UK

NIO wanted Treasury to cover spiralling costs of Bloody Sunday Inquiry

Hundreds of classified government files have been opened for public viewing at the Public Record Office in Belfast.

Belfast Live

Mo Mowlam said Bloody Sunday soldiers should not face legal action

"The overriding limitation would be that no soldier or other Crown servant should be placed in jeopardy of legal action"

Irish Mirror

Records show British government wouldn't apologise over Bloody Sunday as it would imply liability

According to a confidential document, the comments were made at a meeting between Sir Patrick and Mr Spring in London

The National (Scotland)

UK Government dodged Bloody Sunday apology as it would 'accept liability'

FORMER secretary of state for Northern Ireland Sir Patrick Mayhew told Dick Spring that the British Government would not apologise over Bloody…

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The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday: British would not apologise as it implied liability – records

The revelation was made in a confidential document detailing a meeting between a British minister and the then Tanaiste.

Irish Mirror

A History Of The GAA In 100 Objects: Book compiles list of items that encapsulate organisation's past

Fans and players aren’t the only things that make the GAA what it is today

Irish Mirror

Case of British soldier accused of two Bloody Sunday murders to hear evidence in January

The proceedings are due to last a number of weeks across January and February

The Independent UK

Evidence against Soldier F over Bloody Sunday murders to be heard in January

The committal hearing will determine whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a Crown Court trial.

The Independent UK

Prosecution of Soldier F over Bloody Sunday murders resumes

The case was mentioned at Belfast Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday morning.

The Independent UK

Resumption of Bloody Sunday prosecution delayed for 24 hours after court mix-up

Former paratrooper Soldier F is facing two counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder.

The Independent UK

Halted prosecution of Soldier F over Bloody Sunday murders to resume

Prosecutors last year announced they were discontinuing the proceedings amid concerns the case could collapse at trial.

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