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A completely different Bloody Sunday occurred in [[Northern Ireland]] in 1972.  The mainly Catholic Civil Rights movement were holding a march in [[Derry]].  The British soldiers responded by shooting thirteen unarmed protesters dead, including six minors, and another died from the wounds a few months later.  Five had been shot in the back.  Army vehicles ran over two protesters.  The British never punished those responsible and several songs (one by [[John Lennon]], and other by [[U2]]) commemorate the tragedy.  There is a [[Christian rock]] group that dedicates its name to the event, calling themselves “Bloody Sunday.”

A completely different Bloody Sunday occurred in [[Northern Ireland]] in 1972.  The mainly Catholic Civil Rights movement were holding a march in [[Derry]].  The British soldiers responded by shooting thirteen unarmed protesters dead, including six minors, and another died from the wounds a few months later.  Five had been shot in the back.  Army vehicles ran over two protesters.  The British never punished those responsible and several songs (one by [[John Lennon]], and other by [[U2]]) commemorate the tragedy.  There is a [[Christian rock]] group that dedicates its name to the event, calling themselves “Bloody Sunday.”

It's worth noting that while this may be the most famous of day which has gained the title "Bloody Sunday", it is a title used for several other days during the history of the Irish Conflict.

It's worth noting that while the events in London Derry may be the most famous of the many days which have gained the title "Bloody Sunday", it is a title used for several other days during the history of the Irish Conflict.

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