Selection of pictures from the Derry News archives of June 2010 as the Saville Inquiry report became public. Photos: Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) Click the NEXT> tab to go through the gallery Alana Burke, who was wounded on Bloody Sunday, roars her approval of the Saville Inquiry report.

placeholder image — Selection of pictures from the Derry News archives of June 2010 as the Saville Inquiry report became public. Photos: Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) Click the NEXT> tab to go through the gallery Alana Burke, who was wounded on Bloody Sunday, roars her approval of the Saville Inquiry report.

IN PICTURES: The day the truth was set free . . . A day when Derry changed

By Staff reporter

Published 29th Jan 2022, 20:33 GMT

Photos from Derry's Guildhall Square on 15th June, 2010, as the Saville Inquiry report was published

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A DAY WHEN DERRY CHANGED . . . Click the NEXT> tab Some of the large crowd who gathered in Guildhall Square.

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A DAY WHEN DERRY CHANGED . . . Click the NEXT> tab Amateur photographers capture the historic events.

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A DAY WHEN DERRY CHANGED . . . Click the NEXT> tab A woman listens intently to the addresses from relatives of those killed on Bloody Sunday.

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A DAY WHEN DERRY CHANGED . . . Click the NEXT> tab Bishop Edward Daly signs a copy of the Saville Inquiry report for Michael McKinney, whose brother William was killed on Bloody Sunday.

IN PICTURES: The day the truth was set free . . . A day when Derry changed

Photos from Derry's Guildhall Square on 15th June, 2010, as the Saville Inquiry report was published

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