By the end of 1970 , bombings took violence in Derry in a sinister new direction , and Lady McCorkell " found herself dealing with everything from finding accommodation for those made homeless by bombs to finding a wig for a girl shaved , tarred and feathered for going to the pub with soldiers . She was in the Bogside on Bloody Sunday and never forgot ferrying a distraught young priest back through the dark , fearful streets to the Creggan . She would never be drawn on that terrible day , not being prepared to see beyond the stark tragedy of so many young people losing their lives "
Bloody Sunday
Bloody Sunday (1972)
Aileen McCorkell