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Bloody Sunday

# bloody-sunday - Thursday 14 February, 2013

Bloody Sunday families offered €58k compensation

The families of 13 people killed by British paratroopers at a civil rights march in Derry in 1972 are continuing negotiations with the Ministry of Defence.

# bloody-sunday - Thursday 20 December, 2012

Inquiry into Bloody Sunday murders to start in the New Year

The investigation comes 41 years after 14 people, who were attending a civil rights march, were killed by British soldiers.

# bloody-sunday - Thursday 5 July, 2012

The Evening Fix: Thursday

Things we learned, loved and shared today.

Police to launch murder investigation into Bloody Sunday

The murder probe is to be launched two years after the findings of the landmark Saville Inquiry.

# bloody-sunday - Tuesday 28 February, 2012

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Lebanon to host its first Irish film festival

Event in Beirut is to focus on conflict resolution as well as representations of sectarianism and violence. “The two countries have very much in common,” says organiser.

# bloody-sunday - Sunday 29 January, 2012

Bloody Sunday: Victims’ families gather for 40th anniversary

Some relatives are calling for the soldiers involved in the 1972 massacre to be prosecuted.

The 9 at 9: Sunday

The nine stories you need to know this morning…

# bloody-sunday - Thursday 22 September, 2011

UK agrees to pay compensation to Bloody Sunday victims’ families

The country’s Ministry of Defence has confirmed it will make payments over the killing of 13 unarmed protesters in 1972.

The 9 at 9: Thursday

Nine things to know by 9am: Britain offers compensation to Bloody Sunday families, Ireland’s €29m doctors’ bill for sick notes, and how the rest of the world is preparing for Arthur’s Day…

# bloody-sunday - Sunday 30 January, 2011

Final Bloody Sunday commemorative march to take place

Officials have said that the annual march to remember the 1972 tragedy is no longer necessary because of the findings of the Saville report – however, some relatives of the victims say they still want to mark the day.

# bloody-sunday - Monday 27 December, 2010