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The use of archive footage of paratroopers from Bloody Sunday in a Conservative Party video message on British army veterans has been branded "disgusting".
During the Easter Rising the British military murdered 15 innocent civilians in North King Street.
The British Conservative Party has apologized after leader Kemi Badenoch's pro-veteran message featured footage of Derry's Bloody Sunday.
The footage of soldiers on Bloody Sunday appeared in a Conservative Party video opposing reforms to the Legacy Act.
A priest, three teenagers and a man in his 30s died in the Springhill and Westrock areas of west Belfast in July 1972
Colum Eastwood said he was “shocked” that Kemi Badenoch posted a video “trumpeting the service of British soldiers in Northern Ireland using footage from Bloody Sunday”.
The bombings in Dublin and Monaghan on May 17, 1974 were one of the worst events of the Troubles.
Use of images described as ‘disgusting’
KEMI Badenoch has been blasted for sharing a Conservative Party video message on British army veterans that uses footage of Bloody Sunday paratroopers.
Whitehall, Sunday 29 April, 2007 Darfur – International Day of Action: There have been protests in London against the continuing bloodshed in Sudan in recent months and the situati...
Edward 'Ned' Daly was commandant of Dublin's 1st battalion during the Easter Rising. He was the youngest man to hold that rank, and the youngest executed in the aftermath.
British soldiers who shot dead a number of people, including a Catholic priest, in Belfast more than 50 years ago "lost control", a coroner has said.
As Ireland marks the 110th anniversary of 1916, the human cost of the Rising is seen most clearly in the ordinary Dubliners caught in the crossfire.
Young people were seen with petrol bombs when the parade reached City Cemetery.
Mr Justice Scoffield said three teenagers, a father-of-six and a Catholic priest were unarmed and posed no risk when they were shot.
Hundreds of faith leaders and voting rights activists marched in silence across the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Saturday, May 16, returning to the site of one of the most visceral mome...
Anyone who saw it understood that somewhere, an innocent person had been killed.
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