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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Selection of pictures from the Derry News archives of 2002.
The audiences at the showing of 'Bloody Sunday' in the Millennium Forum donated around £1,500 which went to three local charities. Pictured left to right are: Alex McLaughlin (Fundraiser Foyle Hospice) who is receiving a cheque from Mary Donaghey (Bloody Sunday Families representative); Mona Duddy (Co-ordinator Chest, Heart and Stroke) who received a cheque from Kay Duddy (Bloody Sunday Families representative); and Ciora Donnelly-Jack (Resource co-ordinator Children in Crossfire) who collected a cheque from Jean Hegarty (Bloody Sunday Families representative).
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