Starting from the Tower Museum in the city center, this exclusive Bloody Sunday and Bogside murals tour will immerse participants in the heart of Derry’s Bogside district, a pivotal area in Ireland’s contemporary conflict. This 90-minute walking tour commences at the Free Derry Wall and guides visitors through several Bogside murals.

The Bogside tour delves into Derry’s modern history, covering topics such as the partition of Ireland, the establishment of the six-county state, widespread religious discrimination against Irish Catholics, the Civil Rights era, the Battle of the Bogside in 1969, the Bloody Sunday massacre in January 1972, and both inquiries into Bloody Sunday and the subsequent conflict.

These tours are perfect for school and university groups focused on Irish history and peace and reconciliation studies.

Points of Interest

• Bloody Sunday Memorial

• Free Derry Corner

• Derry Guided Tours

• Private tour

• Lunch
• Food and drinks

The contemporary chronicles of Derry are unravelled in the Bloody Sunday and Bogside murals walking expedition, exclusively designed for your group. Topics span from the division of Ireland and the establishment of the six-county state, to the pervasive religious prejudice against Irish Catholics, the Civil Rights era, the 1969 Battle of the Bogside, and the Bloody Sunday carnage in January 1972. The trek also delves into both inquiries regarding Bloody Sunday and the subsequent conflict in the area. Attractions include Free Derry Corner, Bogside murals, the Bloody Sunday massacre location and the Bloody Sunday monument.

• As the tours are private there is a minimum of 2 adults.
• For families travelling with 1 adult please contact me to arrange a tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.