- The
Bogside is a
neighbourhood outside the city
walls of Derry,
Northern Ireland. The
large gable-wall
murals by the
Bogside Artists, Free
Derry Corner...
- The
Battle of the
Bogside was a
large three-day riot that took
place from 12 to 14
August 1969 in Derry,
Northern Ireland.
Thousands of Catholic/Irish...
- The
Bogside Artists are a trio of
mural painters from Derry,
Northern Ireland,
consisting of
brothers Tom and
William Kelly, and
Kevin H****on (b. 8 January...
- or the
Bogside M****acre, was a m****acre on 30
January 1972 when
British soldiers shot 26
unarmed civilians during a
protest march in the
Bogside area of...
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Bogside Racecourse was a
horse racing track situated near the town of Irvine, Scotland, on the
banks of the
River Irvine,
about 14
miles from Ayr. The...
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Bogside (an
inner suburb of the city) in 1969 as the
beginning of the Troubles. The
Bloody Sunday incident of 1972
occurred in Derry, in the
Bogside area...
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Molotov ****tail A
Molotov ****tail (among
several other names – see § Etymology) is a hand-thrown
incendiary weapon consisting of a
frangible container...
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Bogside is a
hamlet 2
miles north-east of
Wishaw in
North Lanarkshire, Scotland, on the
border of
South Lanarkshire. The
hamlet is
situated on two main...
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Bogside (Fife)
railway station served the
hamlet of
Bogside, Fife,
Scotland from 1850 to 1958 on the
Stirling and
Dunfermline Railway. The
station opened...
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police drove the
protesters across the
river into the
Catholic area of the
Bogside: "By this time the
original confrontation between marchers and the police...
