The Territorial Army centre in Sgt McKay's home town of
Rotherham is named "McKay VC Barracks", also an accommodation block at the Defence Academy at Shrivenham was named McKay House in his honour. In mid October 2011, the Sergeants and Warrant Officers bar at
MPA,
Falkland Islands, was renamed as "Ian McKay VC Bar" in his honour. The McKay VC Gymnasium is a gym facility and sports hall located across the football fields at Vimy Barracks,
Catterick Garrison. A facility that oversees the training of recruits from The Parachute Regiment and other Units. McKay was profiled in the 2006 television
docudrama Victoria Cross Heroes, which included archive footage, dramatisations of his actions and an interview with his mother. The
Bloody Sunday Inquiry found that, of the soldiers who fired upon civilians, Private T (McKay) was the only one to do so with plausible cause if he was responsible for shooting Patrick Brolly and injuring him. ==References==