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The Derry minor football team that lost to Down in the 1986 Ulster final
BACK (L-R): Seamus Mullan, Damien Mullan, Martin Farran, Ciaran Loane, John McGee, Goeffrey Higgins, Gary Magill, Ronan Bradley, Tommy McKeever (manager)
FRONT (L-R): Seamus Shivers, Paul Kealey, Brian Scullion, Paddy Barton, Kieran McKeever, Martin McAleese, Francis Johnston
'Bloody Sunday massacre was planned and authorised by men of far higher rank than the scruffs like Soldier F who pulled the triggers' - Kate Nash.
The brothers of Bloody Sunday victim William McKinney, Mickey (left) John (centre) and Joe (right) arrive at Belfast Crown Court on Thursday (Liam McBurney/PA)
Derry Magistrate's Court
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F 'not guilty' of murdering James Wray and William McKinney.
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