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              UGA A/A44/1/5/1/10 · Item · 13/06/1972
              Part of Academic

              TS letter signed by Noel [ ] 'for secretary', of the Department of Foreign Affairs, thanking Kevin Boyle for his critique on the Widgery Report and has passed it to the section dealing with the Irish case before the European Commission on Human Rights.

              UGA A/A44/1/5/2 · File · 1972-2001
              Part of Academic

              Files of records relating to the Saville Enquiry into the events known as 'Bloody Sunday' which happened in Derry on 30 January 1972, where 14 people died as a result of shootings following a Civil Rights march in the city. Files include personal statements from NICRA members, PD members, details of the build-up and planning to the march in Derry, events on the day and the fall-out both in the immediate aftermath and in long-term.

              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/1 · Item · [2001]
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement made by Kevin McCorry, outlining his personal take of events which occurred during 'Bloody Sunday' and personal biographical information. Also includes copies of appended documents including Press Release issued by the N.I.C.R.A. ahead of the planned march in Derry in January 1972 and transcripts of other statements made by McCorry relating to events at 'Bloody Sunday'.

              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/2 · Item · 31/01/2001
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of account of events on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry as described by Sarah Edwina Stewart.

              Statement of Hugh Logue
              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/3 · Item · [2001]
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by Hugh Logue, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972.

              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/4 · Item · 04/08/2000
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by Kevin Boyle, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972. Includes appendix document of a further transcript of details from Boyle following a conversation he had with Francis Keenan and recounting further information of 'Bloody Sunday' events. Also includes copies of transcripts by Boyle with annotation and comment written in. Also a transcript entitled "Interview with Kevin Boyle at 17.36 of Audio Tape 3" and details Boyle answering questions about his role and actions in organising the march in Derry.

              Statement of Rory McShane
              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/5 · Item · 28/03/2001
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by Rory McShane, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972.

              Statement of John McClelland
              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/7 · Item · [03/03/2001]
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by John McClelland, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972.

              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/8 · Item · 15/02/2001
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by Robert (Bobby) Heatley, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972. Includes appended document being a grid reference map of parts of Derry City.

              Statement of Jimmy Doris
              UGA A/A44/1/5/2/9 · Item · 06/03/2001
              Part of Academic

              TS transcript of statement given by Jimmy Doris, describing his account of events which occurred on 'Bloody Sunday' in Derry, 1972. Appended documents include press cutting of story from unnamed newspaper with headline "IRA Supporters gain Civil Rights Control" and also a copy of summons received by Doris from the Royal Ulster Constabulary, dated 6 Mar 1972, owing to a complaint Doris "knowingly took part in a public procession held in contravention of an order. . ."