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Inishowen councillor, Terry Crossan (Sinn Féin) said the Bloody Sunday families have not got the justice they deserve.
Speaking to Inish Live, Cllr Crossan said: "With the lapse of that length of time, I don't think the families have got the justice they deserve.
"They have got an apology, which, I suppose is something, but, it is not justice and with the passage of time and people growing older and passing away, I don't really know if they are ever going to get the Justice they deserve."
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