CAIN Video, Memorial, IRA Plot (Derry City Cemetery) (No.227)
CAIN Video of Physical memorials. IRA Plot (Derry City Cemetery) (No.227), Derry City Cemetery, Creggan, Derry.
CAIN Video, Memorial, INLA Plot (Derry City Cemetery) (No.226)
CAIN Video of Physical memorials. INLA Plot (Derry City Cemetery) (No.226), Derry City Cemetery, Creggan, Derry.
Derry City Cemetery. STOP the Vandalism!
Filmed and Edited by Gavin Patton. Historian Seamus Breslin discovers the extent of the vandalism going on in Derry City Cemetery. The film also gives a brief history of Derry's older cemetery's. Featuring boxers Seam McGlinchey and John Duddy.
Derry Cemetery Tour. Bloody Sunday Graves.
The cemetery in Derry city is full of life stories that have been forgotten. Lives of the famous and the not so famous which are truly remarkable and just waiting to be rediscovered. Includes the graves of those murdered on Bloody Sunday. Directed and filmed by Gavin Patton. Historian Seamus Breslin.
Martin McGuinness' headstone, City Cemetery, Creggan, Derry.
Reburial Derry House Cemetery No 2 - 5 April 2016
On 5 April 2016, the Peace Village group from Amersham and
Wycombe College attended the funderal of three unknown
soldiers from the Great War at Derry House Cemetery No 2.
Together, we gather and grieve as the soil endlessly gives up
its dead. We will remember them...
Paupers Graves Derry City Cememtery
The Templemore History Society presents a short film highlighting the unmarked paupers graves in Derry City cemetery.
2nd Queens deal with rioting in West Belfast 1988.wmv
Civil unrest in West Belfast 1988 following the extradtion of Robert Russell to NI.
Derry Cemetery
Annual blessing of the graves in Derry, Northern Ireland
CAIN Video, Memorial, Eamonn Lafferty Mural (No.232).
CAIN Video of Physical memorials. Eamonn Lafferty Mural (No.232), Kildrum Gardens, Creggan, Derry.
BBC Northern Ireland Blueprint Location Mount Sandel, County Londonderry 1
BBC clip about Mount Sandell.Useful for History teachers
Former soldier to be prosecuted for murder of Derry teen | ITV News
A former soldier is to be prosecuted for murder over the death of teenager Daniel Hegarty in Londonderry in 1972.
The 15-year-old boy died after being shot twice in the head by a member of an Army patrol on duty in the Creggan area on 31 July 1972, during what was known as ‘Operation Motorman’.
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Ballywillan Graveyard Portrush & James 11 Daughter's Grave
I'm up outside Portrush and have just come across old Ballywillan Church and Churchyard dating as far back as the 12th Century.
Ballywillan was once a place of some importance. The name means “The Town of the Mill”. The area of salt flats that lay between here and the sea was known as Magheramena, meaning the Plain of the Monks. Yes, there was an Abbey here too... Later this name was changed to Magherabuoy, meaning “The Yellow Plain” so called because of the large amounts of Rape that was grown here in the fields.
Ballywillan Church (Ballywillin) is one mile outside Portrush on the Ballywillan/ Magherabuoy Rd. The old church has no roof but the walls are intact. It’s not known who built the church. There is no definite date when it was built. It would have been the main Parish church for Ballywillan. In the early 17th Century came the reformation. The church would have been taken over by the Church of Ireland.
It would have been used until the 1840s, when a new church was built in nearby Portrush. Other churchgoers who came here would have been Presbyterian rather than C.o.I. Presbyterians would go on to build their own place of worship at Ballywillan Presbyterian church just along the road in 1829.
The oldest headstone in the graveyard marks the grave of a Royal Princess, the illegitimate daughter of James 2nd, King of England.
The story goes that King James 2nd was on his way in 1689 to the siege of Derry. He stopped off en-route for 3 days in Ballymoney. Whilst there he “took a shine”, to a local farmer’s daughter. This farmer thought he might gain favour from the King by offering his daughter for an evening. This he did. It later turned out that the farmer’s daughter was pregnant. King James, who had seven illegitimate children during his life, unsurprisingly denied having any relationship with the the farmer's daughter.
The child she bore was called Dorothea and was brought up into a Protestant Family. She later married a wealthy Coleraine Merchant called Ross and died early in life, only in her twenties. Local legend has it that she actually died giving birth.
Dorothea, daughter of James 2nd , is now buried right here in Ballywillan. Her headstone is said to have been erected by Queen Anne, her half sister. On the headstone is the Stuart Coat of Arms and a Fleur de Lys.
Another interesting grave with sea connections is that of Captain William Clarke who for a period of about 40 years commanding vessels around the British Islands and distinguished by many acts of heroism and humanity particularly the rescue of 64 persons from the wreck of the steamer “American” on the 24th January 1865. William points out that in the above inscription “British Islands” refers in fact to The West Indies.
Derry City in 1972 - Ireland
Some clips of Derry city filmed circa 1972
Irish Republican Army Salute Fallen Volunteers
Vol. Willy Fleming Derry City
Vol. Danny Doherty Derry City
Vol. Ciaran Fleming Derry City
Vol. Seamus Mc Elwaine Co. Monaghan
Vol. Gerard Logue Derry City
UK: Derry marks 44th anniversary of Bloody Sunday
Residents of Derry, Northern Ireland, held a commemorative march on Sunday to mark the 44th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when British troops shot and killed 14 peaceful protesters at a civil rights march in the Bogside area of the city.
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Harry's Trip to Derry
Harry visits Steve in Derry and eat drink and wander up the coast
Nationalist Derry World War one.
Few people know that the majority of soldiers from Derry who died fighting during world war one were Nationalist Catholics. These men fought for Ireland even though their numbers formed Britain's army. Home rule was promised to these men for their sacrifices but all they got was the unwanted partition of Ireland. Catholics and Protestants fought as brothers in far off fields and it is only right that both communities value and commemorate these men.
Art McCaig's funeral Belfast 17 Nov 08 - 4 of 6
Reaching City Cemetery where Art will be buried beside his wife Gonne Carmichael