Ireland remembers 14 killed on Bloody Sunday 100 years ago 

Ireland remembers 14 killed on Bloody Sunday 100 years ago 

A boy holds a picture of Tom Hogan during a wreath laying ceremony outside Croke Park Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Sat, 21 Nov, 2020 - 18:29
Rebecca Black, PA

Ireland has marked the centenary of Bloody Sunday with a poignant commemoration in Dublin.

President Michael D Higgins and Taoiseach Micheál Martin were among those who attended the event at Croke Park.

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