Bloody Sunday remembered
Flowers laid today at the Bloody Sunday memorial in Croke Park.
By Cian Murphy
The GAA remembers the 14 innocent victims of the attack on Croke Park on Bloody Sunday which occurred on this day in 1920.
The tragic loss of life at Croke Park as a result of an attack by Crown Forces on those attending a Dublin v Tipperary football match was the darkest day in our history and altered forever our association with the venue on Jones’s Road.
Today, 102 years on, we remain committed to ensuring they are not forgotten.
Cuimhnímis orthu uilig. We remember them all.
Jane Boyle (29) Lennox St, Dublin. Butcher’s shop assistant
James Burke (44) Windy Arbour, Dublin. Driver for Terenure Laundry
Daniel Carroll (30), Templederry, Tipperary. Bar manager
Michael Feery (40) Gardiner Place, Dublin. Unemployed
Michael Hogan (24) Grangemockler, Tipperary. Farmer
Tom Hogan (19) Tankardstown, Limerick. Mechanic
James Matthews (38) Nth Cumberland Rd, Dublin. Labourer
Patrick O’Dowd (57) Buckingham St, Dublin. Labourer
Jerome O’Leary (10) Blessington St, Dublin. Schoolboy
William Robinson (11) Little Britain St, Dublin. Schoolboy
Tom Ryan (27) Glenbrien, Wexford. Gas Co. employee
John William Scott (14) Fitzroy Ave, Dublin. Schoolboy
James Teehan (26) Tipperary. Publican
Joseph Traynor (21) Ballymount, Dublin. Labourer
The 14 people who were killed on Bloody Sunday in Croke Park on November 21, 1920.