Micheal Martin thanks families of Bloody Sunday victims
Irish premier Micheal Martin has thanked the families of the Bloody Sunday victims for their "extremely dignified, persistent and courageous campaign" to pursue justice on the 50th anniversary of the killings of 14 people by British troops in Londonderry.
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