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November 21st 1920

Niall Ring (Left) And Brian O'neill, Executive Members Of The 1916 Relatives Association Lay A Wreath Outside Croke Park To Mark The Centenary Of Bloody Sunday Where Fourteen People Were Killed When British Forces Opened Fire During A Gaelic Football Match At The Stadium On November 21 1920. Pa Photo. Picture Date: Saturday November 21, 2020. See Pa Story Bloody Sunday. Photo Credit Should Read: Brian Lawless/Pa Wire

Ireland

Historic Dublin bridge may be renamed Bloody Sunday Bridge

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