The GAA Museum remembers Bloody Sunday 100 years on

Now there's another reason to visit one of the country's top tourist destinations

The GAA Museum remembers Bloody Sunday 100 years on: GAA Museum Events Manager, Julianne McKeigue, a descendent of Tipperary footballer Michael Hogan who was killed during the Bloody Sunday attack.

As a young GAA fan who regularly sat in the Hogan Stand, Julianne McKeigue knew it was named after a grand-uncle who lost his life in the Croke Park Bloody Sunday massacre 100 years ago.

However, this terrible chapter in her family history didn’t fully impact on her until she did a Leaving Certificate history project about it.