Civil rights march on its way across the Craigavon Bridge, Londonderry, N Ireland, UK, on 2 November 1968. It followed the intended route of the banned and halted march of 5 October 1968 which ended in serious violence. Although it also was an illegal march because of the 20,000+ particants the police were helpless to stop it. The march was headed by the 15 committee members of the Derry Citizens Action Committee i.e. John Hume, James Doherty, Ivan Cooper, Claude Wilton, Paddy Doherty, among...
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Civil rights march on its way across the Craigavon Bridge, Londonderry, N Ireland, UK, on 2 November 1968. It followed the intended route of the banned and halted march of 5 October 1968 which ended in serious violence. Although it also was an illegal march because of the 20,000+ particants the police were helpless to stop it. The march was headed by the 15 committee members of the Derry Citizens Action Committee i.e. John Hume, James Doherty, Ivan Cooper, Claude Wilton, Paddy Doherty, among others. 196811020003..Copyright Image from Larry Doherty, c/o Victor Patterson, 54 Dorchester Park, Belfast, UK, BT9 6RJ..Tel: +44 28 9066 1296.Mob: +44 7802 353836.Voicemail +44 20 8816 7153.Skype: victorpattersonbelfast.Email: victorpatterson@mac.com.Email: victorpatterson@ireland.com (back-up)..IMPORTANT: If you wish to use this image or any other of my images please go to www.victorpatterson.com and click on the Terms & Conditions. Then contact me by email or phone with the reference number(s) of the image(s) concerned.
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