On Bloody Sunday

In "On Bloody Sunday," historian and campaigner Julieann Campbell presents a poignant account of the tragic events of January 1972, when a peaceful civil rights march in Northern Ireland erupted into violence, resulting in the deaths of 13 individuals, including seven teenage boys. Through a collection of interviews and firsthand accounts from survivors, relatives, and witnesses, the book sheds light on the profound impact of that day and the enduring trauma that followed. By revisiting this pivotal moment in history, Campbell captures the confusion, grief, and anger experienced by those involved, offering a powerful exploration of the human cost of conflict.