Familys at the Ballymurphy inquests.Picture by Hugh Russell.

Familys at the Ballymurphy inquests celebrate.Picture by Hugh Russell.

 Bobby Clarke was shot during the Ballymurphy Massacre. He became emotional as the verdicts were returned in the inquest into the deaths of 10 innocent people and was comforted by Fr Paddy McCafferty in Corpus Christi Church. Picture by Mal McCann

 The families of the victims and supporters waving white flags with the words "innocent" on them, in Ballymurphy, just hours after a coroner ruled that the 10 people killed in the west Belfast shootings involving British soldiers in Ballymurphy in August 1971 were entirely innocent.

 People from Ballymurphy bang lids on the ground as a cavalcade of cars pass through Ballymurphy, thanking the community for its support over the past 50 years.

 Briege Voyle, daughter of victim Joan Connolly, releases doves in the Ballymurphy area. A cavalcade of cars passed through Ballymurphy, thanking the community for its support over the past 50 years

The Connolly family after Coroner Mrs Siobhan Keegan attributed nine of the ten shootings in the Ballymurphy Massacre, including that of their mum, Joan, to the British Army. Picture by Liam McBurney/PA Wire

 Supporters and family members watch as Briege Voyle, daughter of victim Joan Connolly, releases doves in the Ballymurphy area. A cavalcade of cars passed through Ballymurphy, thanking the community for its support over the past 50 years. The cars made their way through the streets on Tuesday evening beeping their horns and waving white flags with the words "innocent" on them, just hours after a coroner ruled that the 10 people killed in the west Belfast shootings involving British soldiers in Ballymurphy in August 1971 were entirely innocent.

 Relatives of the 10 people killed in the Ballymurphy Massacre react to the coroner's finding that they were all innocent. Picture by Hugh Russell

 Applause in Corpus Christi Church in Ballymurphy, west Belfast, as the coroner rules that "all the deceased were entirely innocent of any wrongdoings on the day in question". Picture by Mal McCann