GAA Museum events to commemorate Bloody Sunday

The events will include talks, tours, a new exhibition, and a community programme

Tipperary footballer Bill Maher, left, and Dublin footballer Michael Darragh MacAuley remember the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on at the launch of the GAA Museum's Bloody Sunday centenary events series at Croke Park. Photos by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

A century on from the darkest day in the Association's history, the GAA Museum has announced a series of events to commemorate Bloody Sunday.

On November 21, 1920, 14 civilians were killed by British forces, and 60 more injured, during 90 seconds of gunfire at a football match between Tipperary and Dublin.