The Battle of Bogside by Clive LimpkinClive Limpkin arrived in Derry on August `969, on the eve of the Battle of the bogside, as a photojournalist or the London Daily Sketch. He captured the turmoil of that period with intense reality and returned regularly over the next three years to record the city's descent into armed conflict as decades of discrimination and simmering discontent erupted onto the streets. Some of Limpkin images from that time are now among the most iconic to emerge

ot the unstoppable mass movement for truth that the family campaign became

“If I must die

Epitomising the old adage that 'if you didn't laugh you'd cry

his father's absence remains the backdrop to Tony's newfound friendships and relationships

others will be less familiar

she draws on dozens of interviews and rare

yet the soldier who shot his father was a free man

Weight: 399 g

Free Derry

This book traces historic ties between political activists in Black America and Ireland

It is the work of a man who set himself a mission to unearth Derry's story from the mists of the past to preserve it for generations stretching forward into the 21st century

an innocent and vulnerable catholic man