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About
The Museum of Free Derry in Derry’s Bogside, offers a full multi-media exhibition on the civil rights and early conflict era in the city, including Battle of the Bogside, Internment, Bloody Sunday and Operation Motorman.
The museum was established by the Bloody Sunday Trust in 2006 to tell the story of the civil rights movement and the creation of Free Derry in the 1960's and 1970's, and it has become an important part of Ireland’s radical and civil rights heritage. It tells the story of how a largely working class community rose up against the years of oppression it had endured.
The museum has an archive of over 25,000 individual items relating to this period in the city’s history. Most items with immense historical significance were donated by local residents.
The museum is a public space where the concept of Free Derry can be explored in both historic and contemporary contexts. Free Derry is about our future together as much as it is about the past. The struggle of Free Derry is part of a wider struggle in Ireland and internationally for freedom and equality for all. It tells the people’s story of the civil rights movement, the Battle of the Bogside, Internment, Free Derry and Bloody Sunday.
Accessibility
Hertiage Venues Audio Guide available: Eyewitness Testimony of John Kelly - available in English, French and Spanish
Social Narrative Video available here
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Facilities
Attraction Facilities
- Gift Shop
- Open Mondays
Establishment Features
- Accept coach parties
- Toilets
Payment Methods
- Euros accepted
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £10.00 per ticket |
| Residents/Carers/Friends of Bloody Sunday Trust | £7.50 per ticket |
| Retired / Disabled / Unwaged | £8.00 per ticket |
| Students | £7.00 per ticket |
Family discount - 10 percent off total price
Group 10+ (general public) - £9.00pp
Group 10+ (Community/Voluntary/Education) - £7.50pp
Combi Ticket with Peacemakers £14 (£12)
