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Bloody Sunday Bogside mural showing a white handkerchief being waved by Fr Edward Daly as the body of Jackie Duddy was carried from where he was shot in the courtyard of Rossville Flats. Stock Photo

RMRXM1AN–Bloody Sunday Bogside mural showing a white handkerchief being waved by Fr Edward Daly as the body of Jackie Duddy was carried from where he was shot in the courtyard of Rossville Flats.

Mural from Bloody Sunday, showing Fr Edward Daly waving white handkerchief, men behind carrying a shot victim Stock Photo

RMBK3TYX–Mural from Bloody Sunday, showing Fr Edward Daly waving white handkerchief, men behind carrying a shot victim

John Hume (left) hugs Kay Duddy, sister of Bloody Sunday victim Jackie Duddy, before the funeral of Dr Edward Daly at St Eugene's Cathedral in Londonderry. Stock Photo

RMGJ21F4–John Hume (left) hugs Kay Duddy, sister of Bloody Sunday victim Jackie Duddy, before the funeral of Dr Edward Daly at St Eugene's Cathedral in Londonderry.

The Bloody Sunday mural showing catholic priest Edward Daly (later to become Bishop Daly) waving a white handkerchief. Derry Londonderry. N Ireland Stock Photo

RMG1AD15–The Bloody Sunday mural showing catholic priest Edward Daly (later to become Bishop Daly) waving a white handkerchief. Derry Londonderry. N Ireland

Julieann Campbell whose 17 year old uncle Jackie Duddy was killed on Bloody Sunday stands in The Museum of Free Derry beside an image of her late uncle and the white handkerchief used by Father Edward Daly on the day of Bloody Sunday. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972. Stock Photo

RMRXM196–Julieann Campbell whose 17 year old uncle Jackie Duddy was killed on Bloody Sunday stands in The Museum of Free Derry beside an image of her late uncle and the white handkerchief used by Father Edward Daly on the day of Bloody Sunday. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

Bloody Sunday Mural, Bogside, Derry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Photo: George Sweeney/Alamy Stock Photo

RMEB1TJM–Bloody Sunday Mural, Bogside, Derry, Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Photo: George Sweeney/Alamy

Hugh McMonagle, who helped Dr Edward Daly by carrying fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy on Bloody Sunday in January 1972, pays his respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday. Stock Photo

RMGHCE5T–Hugh McMonagle, who helped Dr Edward Daly by carrying fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy on Bloody Sunday in January 1972, pays his respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday.

Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMT066NX–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

Bishop Edward Daly greets Right Rev Dr Ken Good, Bishop of Raphoe and Derry (right) as Protestant Church Leaders meet relatives of the dead at the Bloody Sunday Memorial in the Bogside. Stock Photo

RMGCJHR3–Bishop Edward Daly greets Right Rev Dr Ken Good, Bishop of Raphoe and Derry (right) as Protestant Church Leaders meet relatives of the dead at the Bloody Sunday Memorial in the Bogside.

RMG1AD18–The Bloody Sunday mural showing catholic priest Edward Daly (later to become Bishop Daly) waving a white handkerchief. Derry Londonderry. N Ireland

RMT066NJ–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMGCJHR1–Bishop Edward Daly greets Right Rev Dr Ken Good, Bishop of Raphoe and Derry (right) as Protestant Church Leaders meet relatives of the dead at the Bloody Sunday Memorial in the Bogside.

People at a mural for Father Edward Daly ahead of the Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary in Derry. Picture date: Saturday January 29, 2022. Stock Photo

RM2HJF85A–People at a mural for Father Edward Daly ahead of the Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary in Derry. Picture date: Saturday January 29, 2022.

People walk past the Bloody Sunday Commemoration mural in Derry, Northern Ireland, which depicts the death of Jackie Duddy with Fr Edward Daly. Stock Photo

RM2HJ78NP–People walk past the Bloody Sunday Commemoration mural in Derry, Northern Ireland, which depicts the death of Jackie Duddy with Fr Edward Daly.

Kay Duddy (centre), sister of Bloody Sunday victim Jackie Duddy, attends the funeral of Dr Edward Daly at St Eugene's Cathedral in Londonderry. Stock Photo

RMGJ21NE–Kay Duddy (centre), sister of Bloody Sunday victim Jackie Duddy, attends the funeral of Dr Edward Daly at St Eugene's Cathedral in Londonderry.

A mural in the Bogside area of Derry depicting Dr Edward Daly waving a blood-soaked handkerchief as he led fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy away from gunfire on Bloody Sunday in January 1972. People have been paying their respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday. Stock Photo

RM2CHB27B–A mural in the Bogside area of Derry depicting Dr Edward Daly waving a blood-soaked handkerchief as he led fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy away from gunfire on Bloody Sunday in January 1972. People have been paying their respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday.

Local Catholic children passing the civil rights Bloody Sunday mural. Derry Londonderry. Northern Ireland. UK. Europe Stock Photo

RMG1AD24–Local Catholic children passing the civil rights Bloody Sunday mural. Derry Londonderry. Northern Ireland. UK. Europe

RMT066P7–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMGHCY2G–A mural in the Bogside area of Derry depicting Dr Edward Daly waving a blood-soaked handkerchief as he led fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy away from gunfire on Bloody Sunday in January 1972. People have been paying their respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday.

The white handkerchief used by Father Edward Daly on the day of Bloody Sunday and 17 year old image of Jackie Duddy was killed on Bloody Sunday are displayed in The Museum of Free Derry. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972. Stock Photo

RMRXM197–The white handkerchief used by Father Edward Daly on the day of Bloody Sunday and 17 year old image of Jackie Duddy was killed on Bloody Sunday are displayed in The Museum of Free Derry. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMT066PG–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMRXM16D–Julieann Campbell whose 17 year old uncle Jackie Duddy was killed on Bloody Sunday stands in The Museum of Free Derry beside an image of her late uncle and the white handkerchief used by Father Edward Daly on the day of Bloody Sunday. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

RMT066PX–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

John Kelly whose brother 17 year old Michael was killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday standing beside the Bogside mural showing a white handkerchief being waved by Fr Edward Daly as the body of Jackie Duddy was carried from where he was shot in the courtyard of Rossville Flats. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972. Stock Photo

RMRXM158–John Kelly whose brother 17 year old Michael was killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday standing beside the Bogside mural showing a white handkerchief being waved by Fr Edward Daly as the body of Jackie Duddy was carried from where he was shot in the courtyard of Rossville Flats. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

RMT066RM–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMRXM176–John Kelly whose brother 17 year old Michael was killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday standing beside the Bogside mural showing a white handkerchief being waved by Fr Edward Daly as the body of Jackie Duddy was carried from where he was shot in the courtyard of Rossville Flats. The Public Prosecution Service is expected to announce whether it will pursue prosecutions against soldiers over the deaths of 13 people in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

RMGHCYAD–A mural in the Bogside area of Derry depicting Dr Edward Daly waving a blood-soaked handkerchief as he led fatally injured civil rights protestor Jackie Duddy away from gunfire on Bloody Sunday in January 1972. People have been paying their respects to the late Bishop of Derry, as his body lies in St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry, Northern Ireland ahead of his funeral on Thursday.

John Kelly, whose brother Michael was killed in Londonderry on Bloody Sunday, standing beside the Bogside mural in which Fr Edward Daly waves a white handkerchief as men carry Jackie Duddy's body from where he was shot outside Rossville Flats. Stock Photo

RMRWJXYK–John Kelly, whose brother Michael was killed in Londonderry on Bloody Sunday, standing beside the Bogside mural in which Fr Edward Daly waves a white handkerchief as men carry Jackie Duddy's body from where he was shot outside Rossville Flats.

RMT066T7–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMRWJY08–John Kelly, whose brother Michael was killed in Londonderry on Bloody Sunday, standing beside the Bogside mural in which Fr Edward Daly waves a white handkerchief as men carry Jackie Duddy's body from where he was shot outside Rossville Flats.

Bishop Edward Daly Garden of Reflection beside the Civil Rights mural in Derry's Bogside. Stock Photo

RM2HJ78N8–Bishop Edward Daly Garden of Reflection beside the Civil Rights mural in Derry's Bogside.

RMGCJH4G–Saville Inquiry

RMT066RT–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly leaving the Bloody Sunday inquiry in Londonderry where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead. Stock Photo

RMG59H89–Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly leaving the Bloody Sunday inquiry in Londonderry where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead.

RMT066R6–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMG59H8Y–Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly leaving the Bloody Sunday inquiry in Londonderry, where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead.

Portadown born actor Brian Devlin portraying father Edward Daly with a blood soaked handkerchief on Bloody Sunday. The streets round the Bogside in Londonderry have been transformed for the making of TV film about the 1972 shootings by Paratroopers. * This famous scene was captured at the time by photographers and showed the fatally wounded teenager Jackie Duddy being carried from the area. Bishop Daly as he is now known gave evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry only a few weeks ago and only yards from the scene where the film is being shot. Stock Photo

RMG5AAW9–Portadown born actor Brian Devlin portraying father Edward Daly with a blood soaked handkerchief on Bloody Sunday. The streets round the Bogside in Londonderry have been transformed for the making of TV film about the 1972 shootings by Paratroopers. * This famous scene was captured at the time by photographers and showed the fatally wounded teenager Jackie Duddy being carried from the area. Bishop Daly as he is now known gave evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry only a few weeks ago and only yards from the scene where the film is being shot.

RMT066RD–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A tourist gets a guided tour mural depicting the late Bishop Edward Daly waving a white handkerchief as Jackie Duddy is carried away during the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - Bloody Sunday, sometimes called the Bogside Massacre, was an incident on 30 January 1972 in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland, when British soldiers shot 28 unarmed civilians during a protest march against internment. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMG5AAWC–Portadown born actor Brian Devlin portraying father Edward Daly with a blood soaked handkerchief on Bloody Sunday. The streets round the Bogside in Londonderry have been transformed for the making of TV film about the 1972 shootings by Paratroopers. * This famous scene was captured at the time by photographers and showed the fatally wounded teenager Jackie Duddy being carried from the area. Bishop Daly as he is now known gave evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry only a few weeks ago and only yards from the scene where the film is being shot.

Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly in Londonderry, where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead. Dr Daly left with Kay Duddy whose teenage brother Jack was given the last rites by Dr Daly on the day of the shootings. Stock Photo

RMG59HAT–Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly in Londonderry, where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead. Dr Daly left with Kay Duddy whose teenage brother Jack was given the last rites by Dr Daly on the day of the shootings.

Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A memorial to Bishop Edward Daly is seen in front of the 1968 Civil rights mural updated with SDLP's John Hume and Ivan Cooper in the nationalist Catholic Bogside area of Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - 'This mural commemorates the beginning of the struggle in Derry for democratic rights. It cannot be stressed too often that this struggle involved Protestants as well as Catholics. The 5th October 1968 march ended in bloodshed in Duke Street Derry. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMT067D5–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A memorial to Bishop Edward Daly is seen in front of the 1968 Civil rights mural updated with SDLP's John Hume and Ivan Cooper in the nationalist Catholic Bogside area of Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - 'This mural commemorates the beginning of the struggle in Derry for democratic rights. It cannot be stressed too often that this struggle involved Protestants as well as Catholics. The 5th October 1968 march ended in bloodshed in Duke Street Derry. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMG59H9D–Former Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly in Londonderry, where he give evidence into the 1972 shootings by British Paratroopers which left 13 people dead. Dr Daly left with Kay Duddy whose teenage brother Jack was given the last rites by Dr Daly on the day of the shootings.

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RMT067E4–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A memorial to Bishop Edward Daly is seen in front of the 1968 Civil rights mural updated with SDLP's John Hume and Ivan Cooper in the nationalist Catholic Bogside area of Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - 'This mural commemorates the beginning of the struggle in Derry for democratic rights. It cannot be stressed too often that this struggle involved Protestants as well as Catholics. The 5th October 1968 march ended in bloodshed in Duke Street Derry. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMT067CJ–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A memorial to Bishop Edward Daly is seen in front of the 1968 Civil rights mural updated with SDLP's John Hume and Ivan Cooper in the nationalist Catholic Bogside area of Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - 'This mural commemorates the beginning of the struggle in Derry for democratic rights. It cannot be stressed too often that this struggle involved Protestants as well as Catholics. The 5th October 1968 march ended in bloodshed in Duke Street Derry. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

RMT067DJ–Londonderry, Northern Ireland. 16th Mar 2019. A memorial to Bishop Edward Daly is seen in front of the 1968 Civil rights mural updated with SDLP's John Hume and Ivan Cooper in the nationalist Catholic Bogside area of Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, March 16, 2019. - 'This mural commemorates the beginning of the struggle in Derry for democratic rights. It cannot be stressed too often that this struggle involved Protestants as well as Catholics. The 5th October 1968 march ended in bloodshed in Duke Street Derry. Credit: Irish Eye/Alamy Live News

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