Charlie Bird joins families of Stardust victims marking 41st anniversary of fire
Veteran journalist uses new software technology to praise ‘heroes’ following motor neurone disease diagnosis
Charlie Bird does not believe he will ‘see another Christmas’
Retired broadcaster discusses motor neuron disease diagnosis on the Late Late Show
Stardust fire inquests to proceed after funding row resolved
Some families of the 48 fire victims were told they did not meet criteria for legal aid system
Stardust families’ rights breached by ‘unlawful’ failure to provide legal aid
Solicitor will seek judicial review if inquest delays over funding not resolved in coming weeks
‘Why were our children brought into a fire trap?’: Stardust families seek answers
Families of 48 people killed in nightclub fire 40 years ago have high hopes for new inquests
Stardust fire inquests delayed over legal aid row
Department has not released any funding, solicitor for bereaved families says
Stardust campaigner honoured with the Spirit of Mother Jones Award
Antoinette Keegan’s sisters - Mary and Martina - died in a nightclub fire along with 46 other people in 1981
Stardust campaigner Eugene Kelly dies suddenly aged 62
Dubliner spent much of his life seeking justice for his brother Robert (17), who died in nightclub blaze
Stardust preliminary inquest hearing a ‘momentous step’ in path to justice
Families of 1981 fire victims have to now ‘been met with obstacle after obstacle’, solicitor says
Christine Keegan obituary: Courageous and tireless Stardust campaigner
Mother spent her life fighting for justice for her two daughters who died in 1981 fire
Stardust campaigner and ‘true warrior’ Christine Keegan dies
Long-time campaigner who lost two daughters in 1981 blaze died on Tuesday evening
‘It’s affected my whole life, every relationship. It’s the loss that’s always there’
Families of the victims of the Stardust fire hope new inquests will help bring healing
Stardust inquests another step on the long road to justice for families
‘The reality is there are people who must be held accountable for what happened that night’
Families of Stardust victims delighted and relieved there will be a fresh inquest
‘All the stuff we’ve gone through for the truth. This is what we fought for, campaigned for, and what we wanted’
Stardust campaigners claim they are being ‘fobbed off’ in appeal for fresh inquest
AG has postponed decision on new inquest appeal several times, campaigners say
Families of Stardust fire victims formally request new inquest
Relatives says they have fresh evidence and unheard testimony about 1981 nightclub blaze
Plaque to 48 Stardust nightclub fire victims unveiled
Families say application for a fresh inquest into the fire to be made within weeks
Call for new Stardust fire inquest to be considered ‘afresh’ by AG
Families say they have new evidence about 1981 Artane disaster in which 48 people died
Stardust families to stage protest at Attorney General’s office
‘There is still a lot of raw emotion, we still get upset when we talk about the Stardust’
Stardust fire relatives ask why ‘nobody in authority wants answers’
Group now pressing for fresh inquests into the deaths of 48 people in 1981 Artane blaze
Relatives of Stardust victims want new inquiry
Relatives of the 48 young people who died in 1981 fire say AG notified of plan to apply for fresh inquest
Stardust victims’ families reject ‘irrational’ report on 1981 fire
Retired judge Pat McCartan found no new inquiry into tragedy warranted
Stardust victims’ families to pull out of inquiry
Relatives of those killed in 1981 fire say they cannot co-operate with new investigation
Stardust tragedy: Families claim review of fire ‘neutered’
Relatives say previous report on blaze altered between submission and publication in 2008 to 2009
‘We just want the truth’: Stardust families seek inquiry
‘I screamed the hospital down’, survivor recounts learning of sisters’ deaths in fire
Stardust families threaten to withdraw from review of evidence
Relatives of 48 victims of nightclub disaster say they are being ‘stonewalled’ by Minister
DPP says no prosecutions from 1981 Stardust inquiry
Director of Public Prosecutions indicates no action over alleged perjury by witnesses
Firefighters willing to strike over crewing reductions, say unions
Trade unions unhappy with proposals to reduce crewing numbers for fire brigades
Garda investigation into allegations of Stardust perjury
Inquiry triggered after complaint by researcher working with bereaved families
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