Death of Bloody Sunday campaigner John Kelly

2 releases from 1 party, 7 November 2026.

Statements in order of publication

1. Delargy expresses condolences on the passing of John Kelly

   • Sinn Féin
   • 7 November 2026
   • Congratulations or recognition

   Sinn Féin MLA Pádraig Delargy expresses his deepest condolences on the death of John Kelly, lauding Kelly’s lifelong fight for justice, his work on Bloody Sunday truth‑seeking and his role at the Museum of Free Derry, and offers sympathy to Kelly’s family.

   Original releaseArchived copy

2. Mary Lou McDonald expresses deep sadness at death of Bloody Sunday justice campaigner John Kelly

   • Sinn Féin
   • 7 November 2026
   • Congratulations or recognition

   Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald says she is deeply saddened by the death of John Kelly, a leading campaigner for Bloody Sunday families, and praises his role in securing the public inquiry, the victims’ vindication and the British government’s historic apology, extending sympathies to his fam­

   Original releaseArchived copy

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