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IN a landmark development in the Dáil on Tuesday, the families of the 49 victims of the 1981 Stardust Tragedy in Artane got the apology they had waited over 40 years to hear.
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Poles in Ireland: 'You're always going to be a blow-in, no matter how long you live in a place' – The Irish Times
As the 20th anniversary of Poland joining the EU approaches, Poles reflect on their experiences here
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How did the unfounded claim that the Stardust fire was caused by arson take hold?
The original findings from the 1982 report that the fire was started deliberately have been debunked
Dublin City Eamonn Farrell Rollingnews Michael Norton Garda Seamus Quinn Simon Harris Darragh Obrien
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Lessons from the Stardust Disaster
Dr Chris Luke was a UCD medical student at the time of the infamous Stardust nightclub fire in Artane, in North Dublin
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Stardust deaths: Cold-case gardaí ordered to examine possibility of criminal inquiry
Inquest verdicts of unlawful killings following 1981 blaze has brought investigations ‘back to the fore’, says Garda chief
Dublin City Colm Noonan Garda National Protective Services Bureau National Centre For Authority On National Bureau Of Criminal Investigation
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Irish PM gives state apology over 1981 disco fire - World
DUBLIN: Ireland’s prime minister, Simon Harris, gave a formal state apology on Tuesday to the families of 48 young...
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Have we ditched the Stardust-era stereotype that the working classes are wild and reckless? – The Irish Times
Both reports unknowingly unleashed demons of prejudice that were hidden in the Id of the Irish establishment.
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State must 'own up' to harm done over Stardust, mother of victim says – The Irish Times
Taoiseach Simon Harris to deliver State apology in Dáil on Tuesday in relation to 1981 fire which resulted in 48 deaths
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Stardust: Harris only 'sincere' Taoiseach since tragedy
Simon Harris is the first Taoiseach who is “sincere” in his desire to help the Stardust families, one relative has said.
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'We are sorry ... we failed you': The State apology to the Stardust families and victims in full – The Irish Times
Taoiseach Simon Harris issued apology in the Dáil on Tuesday, as those most affected by February 1981 tragedy looked on
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