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IN PICTURES: Bloody Sunday Memorial Service and talk marks 54th anniversary
The Mayor, Councillor Ruairi McHugh, pictured with John Kelly and Gerry Duddy at the Bloody Sunday Memorial Service on Friday. (Photos: Keith Moore/nwpresspics)
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John Kelly speaking during the Bloody Sunday Memorial Service on Friday.
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The Mayor, Councillor Ruairi McHugh speaking during the Bloody Sunday Memorial Service on Friday.
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A section of the crowd which observed a minutes silence during the Bloody Sunday Memorial Service on Friday.
