Jackie Duddy

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Jackie Duddy was a 17-year-old civil rights protester from Derry who became the first person shot dead by British soldiers during the Bloody Sunday massacre in 1972.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf person
ageAtDeath 17
associatedWith Fr Edward Daly
linked to: Edward Daly
burialPlace Derry City Cemetery
causeOfDeath gunshot wound
commemoratedOn Bloody Sunday anniversary events in Derry
countryOfBirth Northern Ireland
countryOfDeath Northern Ireland
dateOfBirth 1954-03-30
dateOfDeath 1972-01-30
ethnicity Irish
fullName John Johnston Duddy
givenName John
hasSister Kay Duddy
killedBy British Army soldier
knownFor being the first person shot dead by British soldiers on Bloody Sunday
mannerOfDeath homicide
memorializedBy Bloody Sunday memorial in Derry
statue in Rossville Street, Derry
movement civil rights movement in Northern Ireland
nationality Northern Irish
nickname Jackie
notableEvent shot while running away during Bloody Sunday march
occupation apprentice barman
participantIn Bloody Sunday
Northern Ireland civil rights movement
placeOfBirth Derry
Londonderry
linked to: Derry
placeOfDeath Derry
Londonderry
linked to: Derry
religion Roman Catholic
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Bogside, Derry
linked to: Bogside
subjectOf Saville Inquiry report on Bloody Sunday
linked to: Saville Inquiry

artworks depicting his death with Fr Edward Daly

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Bloody Sunday (1972) notableVictim Jackie Duddy
subject linked to: Bloody Sunday