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Stardust fire

14.02.2025. . Photo Shows : The Site Of The Stardust Nightclub Fire That Killed 48 People, On The 14Th February (Valentine's Day) 1981, The Families Are Not Happy With The Quality Of The Memorial. They Claim Elements Of The Memorial Such As The Text Should Be In A Solid Material Rather Than A Cheap Sticker Which Is Peeling And The Pictures And The Charlie Bird Plaque Is Not Being Cleaned. Photo: Sam Boal/Collins Photo.

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Families of Stardust victims take part in slow walk to Coroner's Court

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Stardust Ceremony Will Commemorate ‘Horror Of Loss Of Life’ – Taoiseach
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Stardust ceremony will commemorate ‘horror of loss of life’ – Taoiseach

Stardust Families Must Have ‘Another Day In Court’
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Stardust families must have ‘another day in court’

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Witness Tells Court Electrical Fault In A Hot Press Is 'Likely Cause' Of The Stardust Fire
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Witness tells court electrical fault in a hot press is 'likely cause' of the Stardust fire

Jury Hears Of 'Tragic Young Couples Perishing Together' In Stardust Fire
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Jury hears of 'tragic young couples perishing together' in Stardust fire

Hard To Conceive 'Scale And Enormity' Of Losing Three Family Members In Stardust Fire
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Hard to conceive 'scale and enormity' of losing three family members in Stardust fire

Inquest Jury Begins Hearing Evidence Of Cause Of Death Of Stardust Fire Victims
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Inquest jury begins hearing evidence of cause of death of Stardust fire victims

Stardust Survivor Tells Inquest Flames Spread 'Like A Flamethrower'
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Stardust survivor tells inquest flames spread 'like a flamethrower'

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Stardust Inquest: Senior Garda Found No Evidence To Indicate Fire Was Started Maliciously
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Stardust inquest: Senior Garda found no evidence to indicate fire was started maliciously

Garda Said Enormity Of Stardust Fire Was 'Something That We Had Never Experienced Previously'
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Garda said enormity of Stardust fire was 'something that we had never experienced previously'

Stardust Inquest Hears Bodies Were 'In Bits', Burnt Beyond Recognition
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Stardust inquest hears bodies were 'in bits', burnt beyond recognition

Stardust Survivor Tells Inquest He Heard Youth Claim He Knew Who Started The Fire
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Stardust survivor tells inquest he heard youth claim he knew who started the fire