bloody-sunday

The Squad: Michael Collins and Bloody Sunday

When Michael Collins ordered the mass assassination of British intelligence agents, it was the "gamble of all gambles" that became the tipping point in the War of Independence

Watch: Bloody Sunday 1920 Documentary

Documentary examining the events of the day of violence during the Irish War of Independence when more than 30 people were killed or fatally wounded.

Bloody Sunday: from Michael Collins to Croke Park

Find out about the day of violence that changed Irish history

The GAA Museum: Remembering Bloody Sunday 1920

Croke Park was the site of one of the most horrific events of the War of Independence on Bloody Sunday. A new exhibition commemorates the centenary.

Peadar Clancy: the charismatic "superman" killed in Dublin Castle

Changing sides: the GAA and the War of Independence

For years the GAA was presented as synonymous with the Irish nationalist struggle. But the historical truth is more complex, as Paul Rouse explains.

Photographing the locations of Bloody Sunday

Death in Croke Park: an interactive map tells the story

Shot in Dublin Castle: McKee, Clancy and Clune

They were killed in Dublin Castle on Bloody Sunday in mysterious circumstances and Michael Collins briefly emerged from hiding to attend the funeral. This exhibition in Kilmainham Gaol Museum commemorates their deaths

The History Show on Bloody Sunday

Deaths in Dublin: mapping the assassinations

Remembering the Intelligence War

Remembering the Intelligence War

Ninety seconds of horror: Croke Park on Bloody Sunday

The shooting lasted just 90 seconds and left 14 people dead. Michael Foley on the horrific attacks that took place in Croke Park on 21 November 1920