A song written in response to this event repeats the line, "Don't make them have to take it away," and was banned from domestic airplay. After Home Secretary Reginald Mauling spoke about this event at the House of Commons, Bernadette Devlin was suspended for slapping him in the face. In 2007, Mike Jackson admitted some complicity in this event, at which he was second-in-command to Derek Wilford. The Saville Report accused Martin McGuinness of supplying nail bombs found at this event, whose perpetrators were exonerated by the Widgery Tribunal. Starting as a march to the Guildhall at Derry, this event occurred after the First Battalion of the Parachute Regiment went into Bogside. For 10 points, name this 1972 incident in Northern Ireland during which British troops fired on civilians.
A song written in response to this event repeats the line, "Don't make them have to take it away," and was banned from domestic airplay. After Home Secretary Reginald Mauling spoke about this event at the House of Commons, Bernadette Devlin was suspended for slapping him in the face. In 2007, Mike Jackson admitted some complicity in this event, at which he was second-in-command to Derek Wilford. The Saville Report accused Martin McGuinness of supplying nail bombs found at this event, whose perpetrators were exonerated by the Widgery Tribunal. Starting as a march to the Guildhall at Derry, this event occurred after the First Battalion of the Parachute Regiment went into Bogside. For 10 points, name this 1972 incident in Northern Ireland during which British troops fired on civilians.
A song written in response to this event repeats the line, "Don't make them have to take it away," and was banned from domestic airplay.
Bloody Sunday of 1972 [accept Bogside Massacre before mention]