U2 are remembering the thirteen unarmed people who were killed by British soldiers on “Bloody Sunday”.
The Irish rockers took to Instagram to share an acoustic version of “Sunday Bloody Sunday” on Jan. 30.
“30 January 2022 – With love, Bono & Edge,” they wrote in the caption.
Archival footage plays throughout the poignant video.
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U2 first released the track in 1983.
Bloody Sunday is widely regarded as one of the darkest incidents of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Thirteen people were shot dead and at least 15 others injured after members of the British army opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in a predominantly Catholic part of Derry on Sunday Jan. 30 1972.
