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NOTE THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS REFERS TO THE EXISTING A5, WHICH BEGINS AT CRAIGAVON BRIDGE (CH.0m). HENCE, THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS BEGINS AT CH.3750m, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY WITH THE EXISTING CONDITIONS SURVEY. LEGEND 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE CLASS A ROAD CLASS B ROAD CLASS C ROAD EXISTING WATERCOURSE DEVELOPMENT LIMITS WC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC COMMUNITY / AMENITIES WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC WC WC WC WC SIDE ROAD (PUBLIC ACCESS) WC PRIVATE ACCESS WC WC Newbuildings S1 WC NEWBUILDINGS S2 MAGHERAMASON S3 WC BREADY DONAGHEADY WC CLOGHCOR BALLYMAGORRY ARTIGARVAN WC STRABANE WC SION MILLS WC WC WC WC KEY PLAN SECTION 1 (NOT TO SCALE) WCWC WC WC OSNI LICENCE WC REPRODUCED FROM ORDNANCE SURVEY OF NORTHERN IRELAND'S DATA WITH WC THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, U1155 WOODSIDE ROAD &52:1&23<5,*+7$1''$7$%$6(5,*+761,0$(6 /$81$87+25,6(' U1156 GORTINURE ROAD B48 DUNCASTLE ROAD 5(352'8&7,21,1)5,1*(6&52:1&23<5,*+7$1'0$</($'72 PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS WC 5550 VICTORIA ROAD 5500 5450 5400 5350 5300 5250 5200 5150 5100 4600 4600 5050 5000 4950 4900 4550 4850 4800 WC 4750 4650 4650 WC 4700 Edgewater Carrowreagh Park 4500 WC 4450 WC 4400 WC Ver Amendment 4350 WC Checked Approved Date By WC Drawn Date Checked Date Approved Date 4300 WC OFK 19/11/15 MH 12/02/16 JC 16/02/16 Client 4250 WC WC 4200 WC 4150 WC Project 4100 WC WC 4050 WC Western Transport Corridor WC 4000 Drawing Title SECTION 1 - ONLINE ASSESSMENT WC 3950 WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE SHEET 1 OF 14 3900 WC WC 3850 WC WC 3800 WC Office Shorefield House Scales (at A1 size) WC 30 Kinnegar Drive 3750 Holywood 1:2500 WC County Down BT18 9JQ Purpose of Issue WC SCALE WC DRAFT WC 0 25 50 100m Drawing No Version SCALE 1:2,500 WC 718736-S1-0800-1401 A DRAWING FILE LOCATION / NAME C:\Users\pamorris\appdata\local\temp\AcPublish_3376\718736-S1-0800-1401-1414 OA 70m Buffer Zone.dwg WC PLOT DATE 21 Jun 2016 TIME 13:37:32 NOTE WC THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS REFERS TO THE EXISTING A5, WHICH BEGINS AT CRAIGAVON BRIDGE (CH.0m). HENCE, THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS BEGINS AT CH.3750m, TO ENSURE WC CONSISTENCY WITH THE EXISTING CONDITIONS SURVEY. LEGEND WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE CLASS A ROAD WC CLASS B ROAD WC CLASS C ROAD WC EXISTING WATERCOURSE DEVELOPMENT LIMITS WC WC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WC WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC WC WC WC WC COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES U1157 CLAMPERNOW ROAD CLAMPERNOW U1157 WC WC WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC WC WC COMMUNITY / AMENITIES WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC WC WC SIDE ROAD (PUBLIC ACCESS) U1159 TAGHARINA ROAD WC PRIVATE ACCESS WC WC S1 NEWBUILDINGS S2 WC MAGHERAMASON S3 BREADY WC DONAGHEADY CLOGHCOR WC BALLYMAGORRY ARTIGARVAN 6950 7000 A5 VICTORIA 6900 ROAD 6850 7050 6800 6750 7100 7100 6700 6650 7150 WC STRABANE 6600 6550 6500 6450 SION MILLS 6400 WC 6350 6300 WC 6250 6200 6150 WC KEY PLAN SECTION 1 6100 6050 6000 5950 5900 (NOT TO SCALE) 5850 5800 VICTORIA ROAD 5750 WC 5700 5650 VICTORIA ROAD 5600 5550 5500 5450 5450 OSNI LICENCE REPRODUCED FROM ORDNANCE SURVEY OF NORTHERN IRELAND'S DATA WITH WC THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, &52:1&23<5,*+7$1''$7$%$6(5,*+761,0$(6 /$81$87+25,6(' WC 5(352'8&7,21,1)5,1*(6&52:1&23<5,*+7$1'0$</($'72 PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS WC WC WC WC WC WC WC Ver Amendment WC WC Checked Approved Date By Drawn Date Checked Date Approved Date OFK 19/11/15 MH 12/02/16 JC 16/02/16 WC WC Client WC WC WC WC WC Project WC WC Western Transport Corridor WC WC Drawing Title SECTION 1 - ONLINE ASSESSMENT WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE WC SHEET 2 OF 14 WC WC WC WC WC WC Office Shorefield House Scales (at A1 size) WC WC 30 Kinnegar Drive Holywood 1:2500 WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC County Down WC WC WC WC WC WC WC BT18 9JQ Purpose of Issue WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC SCALE DRAFT WC WC WC WC 0 25 50 100m WC Drawing No Version WC WC WC SCALE 1:2,500 WC WC WC 718736-S1-0800-1402 A WC DRAWING FILE LOCATION / NAME C:\Users\pamorris\appdata\local\temp\AcPublish_3376\718736-S1-0800-1401-1414 OA 70m Buffer Zone.dwg PLOT DATE 21 Jun 2016 TIME 13:37:45 WC NOTE WC WC THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS REFERS TO THE EXISTING A5, WHICH BEGINS AT CRAIGAVON BRIDGE (CH.0m). HENCE, THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS BEGINS AT CH.3750m, TO ENSURE WC WC CONSISTENCY WITH THE EXISTING CONDITIONS SURVEY. LEGEND WC WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE CLASS A ROAD WC WC CLASS B ROAD WC WC WC CLASS C ROAD WC EXISTING WATERCOURSE WC WC DEVELOPMENT LIMITS WC WC RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES U1157 CLAMPERNOW ROAD CLAMPERNOW U1157 WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) Magheramason WC AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES WC WC (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) COMMUNITY / AMENITIES WC WC U1810 MASON ROAD (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC WC SIDE ROAD (PUBLIC ACCESS) WC WC PRIVATE ACCESS WC WC S1 WC WC NEWBUILDINGS S2 WC MAGHERAMASON WC S3 BREADY DONAGHEADY WC WC 7100 7100 CLOGHCOR 7150 7150 7200 7200 7250 7250 7300 7300 7350 7350 7400 7400 BALLYMAGORRY ARTIGARVAN 7450 7450 7500 7500 7550 7550 WC 7600 7600 WC 7650 7650 7700 7700 7750 7750 7800 7800 7850 7850 7900 7900 STRABANE 7950 7950 U1809 DUNNALONG ROAD 8000 8050 8050 VICTORIA ROAD 8100 8100 8750 8150 8150 8200 8200 8700 8250 8250 8650 8300 8300 8350 8350 8600 8400 8400 8550 8450 8450 8500 WC SION MILLS WC KEY PLAN SECTION 1 WC WC (NOT TO SCALE) WC WC OSNI LICENCE WC WC REPRODUCED FROM ORDNANCE SURVEY OF NORTHERN IRELAND'S DATA WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, WC &52:1&23<5,*+7$1''$7$%$6(5,*+761,0$(6 /$81$87+25,6(' WC WC WC 5(352'8&7,21,1)5,1*(6&52:1&23<5,*+7$1'0$</($'72 WC PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC WC Ver Amendment WC Checked Approved Date By WC WC WC Drawn Date Checked Date Approved Date OFK 19/11/15 MH 12/02/16 JC 16/02/16 WC Client WC WC WC WC WC WC Project WC WC U1809 DUNNALONG ROAD WC WC WC Western Transport Corridor WC Drawing Title WC SECTION 1 - ONLINE ASSESSMENT WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE WC SHEET 3 OF 14 WC WC WC WC U1809 DUNNALONG ROAD Office Shorefield House Scales (at A1 size) WC 30 Kinnegar Drive Holywood WC 1:2500 County Down WC WC BT18 9JQ Purpose of Issue WC WC WC WC WC SCALE DRAFT WC WC WC WC WC 0 25 50 100m Drawing No Version WC WC SCALE 1:2,500 WC WC WC 718736-S1-0800-1403 A WC WC DRAWING FILE LOCATION / NAME C:\Users\pamorris\appdata\local\temp\AcPublish_3376\718736-S1-0800-1401-1414 OA 70m Buffer Zone.dwg PLOT DATE 21 Jun 2016 TIME 13:38:01 NOTE THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS REFERS TO THE EXISTING A5, WHICH BEGINS AT CRAIGAVON BRIDGE (CH.0m). HENCE, THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS BEGINS AT CH.3750m, TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY WITH THE EXISTING CONDITIONS SURVEY. LEGEND 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE CLASS A ROAD CLASS B ROAD CLASS C ROAD EXISTING WATERCOURSE DEVELOPMENT LIMITS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) U1812 BALLYBEENY ROAD WC COMMUNITY / AMENITIES (DEMOLISHED / SEVERELY AFFECTED RESPECTIVELY) WC U1812 TAMNABRADY ROAD SIDE ROAD (PUBLIC ACCESS) WC WC PRIVATE ACCESS U1811 KEERY ROAD WC WC S1 WC NEWBUILDINGS S2 MAGHERAMASON S3 WC BREADY DONAGHEADY 9150 9200 9100 9050 9000 9250 9250 8950 8900 VICTORIA ROAD WC CLOGHCOR 8850 9300 8800 8750 8700 9350 9350 9400 9400 BALLYMAGORRY ARTIGARVAN 9450 9450 9500 9500 9650 9650 9600 9550 9550 9700 9700 WC 9750 9750 STRABANE 9800 9800 9850 9850 9900 9900 WC SION MILLS 9950 9950 10400 10000 10000 10350 10300 10050 10050 10100 10100 10150 10150 10250 10200 10200 WC KEY PLAN SECTION 1 U1809 MEENAGH ROAD (NOT TO SCALE) WC OSNI LICENCE WC REPRODUCED FROM ORDNANCE SURVEY OF NORTHERN IRELAND'S DATA WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, &52:1&23<5,*+7$1''$7$%$6(5,*+761,0$(6 /$81$87+25,6(' 5(352'8&7,21,1)5,1*(6&52:1&23<5,*+7$1'0$</($'72 WC PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS WC WC WC U1809 CLOGHBOY ROAD CLOGHBOY U1809 WC Ver Amendment Checked Approved Date By WC Drawn Date Checked Date Approved Date OFK 19/11/15 MH 12/02/16 JC 16/02/16 WC Client WC WC WC WC Project WC WC WC WC Western Transport Corridor WC Drawing Title SECTION 1 - ONLINE ASSESSMENT WC 70 METRE BUFFER ZONE WC SHEET 4 OF 14 WC WC WC WC WC WC WC Office Shorefield House Scales (at A1 size) 30 Kinnegar Drive Holywood 1:2500 County Down BT18 9JQ Purpose of Issue SCALE DRAFT 0 25 50 100m Drawing No Version SCALE 1:2,500 718736-S1-0800-1404 A DRAWING FILE LOCATION / NAME C:\Users\pamorris\appdata\local\temp\AcPublish_3376\718736-S1-0800-1401-1414 OA 70m Buffer Zone.dwg PLOT DATE 21 Jun 2016 TIME 13:38:15 NOTE THE CHAINAGE ON THESE DRAWINGS REFERS TO THE EXISTING A5, WHICH BEGINS AT CRAIGAVON BRIDGE (CH.0m).
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    Key to the map map a accommodation locator map b Quaywest Wine b Bar & Restaurant Visitor Information Pedestrian Access to Walls Hotel Horse Riding Destination Delicious on map B book accommodation online @ visitderry.com Pedestrianised Areas Wheelchair Access to Walls Foyle Guesthouse {GH} Left Luggage LICENSED RESTAURANTS BRING YOUR OWN BOTTLE Academy Rd Marina HOTELS SELF-CATERING Mural Areas b 01 68 Clooney-White Horse .......t: (028) 7186 0606 32 Cedar A Taste of Lebanon .....t: (028) 7137 3868 Boating Club Lane Cycle Hire Accommodation Bookings 02 Arbutus at The Forum ............t: (028) 7137 2492 Bed and Breakfast {B&B} Derry~Londonderry Derry~Londonderry Railway Line b 03 Ardmore-Beech Hill........ .......t: (028) 7134 9279 LIGHT SNACKS/FAST FOOD 20 Greenway 33 Guapo Fresh Mexican ............t: (028) 7136 5585 01 Beech Hill Country 31 Abercorn House ..............m: 078 7191 0287 Self Catering {SC} Translink Ticket Agent 04 Badgers.....................................t: (028) 7136 3306 Post Office 34 McDonald's......................... ......t: (028) 7137 7800 House Hotel ........................ t: (028) 7134 9279 32 Clarendon Apartment ....t: (028) 7126 2184 Taxi Rank 05 Bishop’s Gate-Wig & Gown ...t: (028) 7114 0300 02 The Belfray Country Inn .... t: (028) 7130 1480 33 Derry Farm Cottages .....t: (028) 7130 1214 06 Brickwork........................... ......t: (028) 7137 2888 35 Supermacs ...............................t: (028) 7137 4471 Car Park Hostel {H} Bureau de Change 03 Best Western Plus 34 Drumcorn Farm Cottage t: (028) 7184 1200 To Moville, 07 Browns Bonds Hill ..................t: (028) 7134 5180 Public Toilet PUB GRUB White Horse Hotel ............. t: (028) 7186 0606 35 Erin Cottage ....................m: 077 3988 4964 map a North West Buncrana 08 Browns in Town.......................t: (028) 7136 2889 Art Gallery Gift Shop 36 7Twenty.
  • And the Battle's Just Begun There's Many Lost, but Tell Me Who Has Won? the Trenches Dug Within Our Hearts and Mothers, Children, Brothers, Sisters Torn Apart

    And the Battle's Just Begun There's Many Lost, but Tell Me Who Has Won? the Trenches Dug Within Our Hearts and Mothers, Children, Brothers, Sisters Torn Apart

    Blood in Derry: Bloody Sunday 1972 By Justin Reed Senior Thesis in History California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 2005 Advisor: Dr. Amanda Podany 1 And the battle's just begun There's many lost, but tell me who has won? The trenches dug within our hearts And mothers, children, brothers, sisters Torn apart. Sunday, bloody Sunday. Sunday, bloody Sunday. To most Americans these song lyrics are undoubtedly recognizable. Mention Bloody Sunday to most people and the image conjured up is not of an event, but of a song, “Sunday Bloody Sunday,” by the Irish rock band U2. While the song depicts the grief and emotion of the event, few Americans know what the song is really about. What was Bloody Sunday? What happened on that day? Both the Irish and British are still grappling with the answers to these very same questions. Over twenty-five years have past yet, Bloody Sunday continues to be a topic of passionate controversy and debate. The only clear fact is that on Sunday, January 30, 1972, thirteen Irish civilians were killed by British soldiers, and another fourteen were wounded while marching for civil rights. There is still a search to find the truth of what happened on that sunny afternoon, and most importantly, why did it happen? The event is one surrounded with fierce emotion. Accounts and viewpoints of the event vary between those of Irish civilians and those of British military and security forces. While contradictory accounts make it difficult for the historian to come to a clear conclusion about what happened on Bloody Sunday, evidence suggests, that Bloody Sunday was the result of an attempt by the British government and security forces to execute a policy of lethal force against the civil rights marchers and to break the hold the Irish Republican Army (IRA) had on various parts of Derry.