Bloody Sunday

Twenty-five years after the Belfast Agreement, a show based on the life of the Nobel laureate is opening in Derry

A life of protest fuelled by socialist convictions, hatred of injustice, and the excitement of rebellion, played out against convulsive changes in Northern politics and society

His influential research spanned four decades, during which he fought racism, sexism, homophobia and other prejudices

The archive of civil rights campaigner Kevin Boyle provides a ‘powerful first-hand account’ of events

Thirteen civil rights protesters shot dead, 15 injured in the Bogside by British soldiers in 1972

In Derry, a newly unearthed tribute from the singer’s Theme Time Radio Hour has been played to surviving families for the first time

Compensation awarded to Damien Donaghy covers injuries inflicted on him as a 15-year-old boy in Derry in January 1972

For the first 50 years after independence there were good arguments against the utility of the State; but then came two transformative moments

Much chatter is given to respecting all traditions, thinking about what a new Ireland might look like - but rows over the wearing of the poppy show the reality

Former paratrooper is accused of two murders and five counts of attempted murder in Derry in 1972

Soldier F is accused of the 1972 murders of James Wray and William McKinney

Relatives of victims call on prosecutors to restart committal proceedings against serviceman following court ruling

Bloody Sunday, 50 years on: A blood-stained handkerchief remains a powerful symbol

Far more people died because of Bloody Sunday than those who were murdered on the day