Stardust fire - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
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The long-awaited new inquest into the Stardust fire has opened. Relatives of those who died in the blaze, gathered beforehand, to walk into the hearing together. | Virgin Media News
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The long-awaited new inquest into the Stardust fire has opened. Relatives of those who died in the blaze, gathered beforehand, to walk into the hearing together. | Virgin Media News
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The first hearing as part of a new inquest into the Stardust fire tragedy is underway. 48 people died in the 1981 Valentine’s night blaze at a disco in Artane. Today marks a significant milestone for families of the victims. | Virgin Media News
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The first hearing as part of a new inquest into the Stardust fire tragedy is underway. 48 people died in the 1981 Valentine’s night blaze at a disco in Artane. Today marks a significant milestone for families of the victims. | Virgin Media News
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The Music Stopped… And 48 Families Never Saw Their Children Again
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The Music Stopped… And 48 Families Never Saw Their Children Again
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The families of victims and survivors of the Stardust fire in 1981 hold a conference in Dublin. Darragh Mackin, of Phoenix Law who acts for the Stardust Truth and Justice Committee, Antoinette Keegan, survivor and Lynn Boylan, campaigner and former MEP. Ms Keegan - who lost her sisters Mary, 19, and Martina, 16, in the 1981 tragedy - and the families of other victims are calling for a new inquest into the Stardust fire which claimed 48 lives on Valentines Day in 1981. | Irish Daily Mirror
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The families of victims and survivors of the Stardust fire in 1981 hold a conference in Dublin. Darragh Mackin, of Phoenix Law who acts for the Stardust Truth and Justice Committee, Antoinette Keegan, survivor and Lynn Boylan, campaigner and former MEP. Ms Keegan - who lost her sisters Mary, 19, and Martina, 16, in the 1981 tragedy - and the families of other victims are calling for a new inquest into the Stardust fire which claimed 48 lives on Valentines Day in 1981. | Irish Daily Mirror
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Truth around Stardust finally revealed - McDonald
Truth around Stardust finally revealed - McDonald
Apr 23, 2024
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Stardust verdicts: ‘Cathartic’ release for families who sought justice
Apr 18, 2024
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The inquest into the Stardust nightclub fire 41 years ago will not begin until April 2023, following a hearing this afternoon | Virgin Media News
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After four weeks the inquest into the 1981 Stardust nightclub fire has heard the final pen portraits of the 48 victims today. | Virgin Media News
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TD Calls For Renewed Probe Into Stardust Fire Ahead Of 36th Anniversary
Nov 9, 2017
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Stardust Verdicts: More than 40 years after the Dublin nightclub fire claimed 48 young lives, the jury has made an unlawful killing finding for all victims. Follow on IrishTimes.com @irishtimesnews story and link in bio. #stardust | The Irish Times
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Family members of victims of the Stardust fire are calling for justice for their loved ones on the 45th anniversary of the tragedy. A candlelight vigil was held at the site of the nightclub in Artane in Dublin and the names of the 48 victims were recited followed by 48 seconds of silence. Some family members also retraced the steps they had taken 45 years ago to what was then the City Morgue - now Dublin’s Coroners Court. Read more at the link in bio. #stardust #dublin | RTÉ News
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The Taoiseach pays tribute to the “fallen heroes” of the Stardust fire because that is what the 48 young people who died were to their families and communities. A Ceremony of Commemoration for the victims, survivors and all those affected by the 1981 Stardust fire has taken place in the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin, led by President Michael D Higgins. The ceremony comes as the Government is set to establish a redress scheme for the victims in the coming days. This commemoration was co-designe
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'I've been on a mission since the night I ran out looking for him': Stardust families react
Apr 18, 2024
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Stardust fire victims 'written into the history books'
Jun 22, 2024
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Victims of Stardust fire at heart of inquest - coroner
Apr 25, 2023
rte.ie
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It was the worst fire disaster in the history of the State. Forty-eight people died when The Stardust nightclub in Dublin went up in flames in the early hours of St Valentine's Day in 1981. Full inquests into their deaths have been sitting for almost a year, after decades of campaigning. As Samantha Libreri reports, it has been a very long wait for the families of the 48 young people who died in the tragedy. | RTÉ News
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Call for obstacles to Stardust inquests to be removed
Feb 13, 2022
rte.ie
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Commemoration held for the victims of the Stardust Fire
Jun 23, 2024
The Irish Times
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The Stardust nightclub fire in 1981 claimed the lives of 48 people and left scores more seriously injured. Almost four decades on, relatives and survivors are still waiting for answers about that night. However, in recent weeks a decision by the Attorney General has offered new hope. Rita O'Reilly and Della Kilroy explain what happened in The Stardust fire, and in the intervening decades - and why the worst fire tragedy in the history of the State is still making news now. | Prime Time
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Stardust: Fireman Found Group Huddled In A Circle On The Dance Floor
Apr 18, 2024
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A survivor of the Stardust fire who went on to become one of the main campaigners for the victims' families took the stand today at the inquest into the deaths of the 48 people who lost their lives in the tragedy. | Virgin Media News
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The families of the victims of the Stardust tragedy will gather this afternoon, to hear the verdicts delivered in the inquests into the blaze. 48 people died in a fire at a Valentine's disco, at the Artane nightclub in 1981. The inquests, which are the longest held in Ireland, have been sitting for almost a year. | Virgin Media News
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For forty-three years, the families of the victims of the Stardust fire faced the contempt of the state. Their fight for truth and justice was blocked again and again. They faced it all and they never gave in. For the 48 young people who went out to the Stardust and never came home, finally, the truth is revealed. They were unlawfully killed. For the survivors who have endured a lifetime of suffering, finally, the truth has prevailed. You, their families, brought the truth home for them. Now, le
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Stardust inquest: 'Closure is in sight'
Apr 25, 2023
The Irish TimesEnda O'Dowd
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The idea that we are made of stardust might seem like something out of a science fiction novel, but it is actually grounded in scientific fact. In fact, it is a concept that has been widely accepted by astronomers and physicists for decades. So, how are we made of stardust? To answer that question, we have to go back to the beginning of the universe. About 13.8 billion years ago, the universe was created in a massive explosion known as the Big Bang. In the aftermath of this explosion, clouds of
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All 48 Stardust deaths the result of unlawful killing
Apr 18, 2024
The Irish TimesBryan O'Brien
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Stardust inquest: After 43 years, the families find some closure
Mar 25, 2024
The Irish TimesEnda O'Dowd
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Stardust families feel they have "finally been listened to after 43 years"
Apr 21, 2024
The Irish Times
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