Friends of Derry City Cemetery tours provides a unique insight into the history of Derry, dating back to when the cemetery opened in the 19th century right through to the present day.
Explore and learn the gravesites from victims of historical events such as Bloody Sunday, the 1981 Hunger Strikes and those who lost their lives in the two World Wars and those of key figures in the history of Derry~Londonderry.
Call direct on:
Tel+44 (0) 7935 779 498
* Daily 13:00, other times on request.
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