The Stardust Victims' Committee wants party leaders to ensure all resources will be made available for the new inquest into the Stardust tragedy.

The mother of one of the Stardust victims has expressed her thanks to the people of Ireland “for never giving up” in their support of families and their ongoing appeal for a new inquest.

The Attorney General’s office has reassured the Stardust relatives that their request for fresh inquests into the deaths of their loved ones is getting close attention.

Families of the Stardust victims are appealing to prospective buyers of the site where the nightclub fire happened to commit to consulting with them about its future development.

One of the Grenfell fire investigators and other international experts have thrown their support behind calls by the Stardust fire families for fresh inquests into the deaths of their loved ones.

The Attorney General has taken delivery of 48,000 signed postcards calling on him to reopen the inquests of the Stardust fire victims.

Caroline O’Doherty on the tragedy that swallowed 37 years of Lisa Lawlor’s life.

British government experts called in to investigate the Stardust nightclub fire were concerned it could become embarrassing if criticisms had to be made of the Irish Government.

Relatives of the victims of the Stardust disaster have renewed calls for an inquest into the nightclub fire which killed 48 people.

Campaigners are calling for a fresh inquest into the Stardust tragedy.

A public meeting will be held on Wednesday calling for a fresh inquest into the deaths at the Stardust fire.

There are calls for a new inquest into the 1981 Stardust fire in Artane in Dublin.

Families of the Stardust fire victims have renewed their call for a fresh inquiry as independent TDs prepare to bring a motion before the Dáil backing their campaign.

Latest: Stardust campaigners say they’re “very disappointed” with their meeting with Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan.

Whenever a young person dies in horrific, unexpected, and extreme circumstances, his or her parents, family, and close friends want answers: How did it happen? Why did it happen? Who is responsible?

Survivors of the Stardust fire and families of the dead have vowed to continue their fight for a fresh inquiry despite a Government-commissioned review concluding there was no new evidence to support another investigation.

The Government has decided against establishing a new State inquiry into the Stardust tragedy because of a lack of new evidence, reports Irish Examiner Political Editor Daniel McConnell.

Relatives of those who died in the 1981 Stardust tragedy will be told today if their long fight for a fresh State investigation has been successful.

The families of the Stardust tragedy victims are to learn tomorrow if the Government will open up a fresh inquiry into what happened.

Families of the Stardust fire victims have decided they will not engage with the latest review of evidence from the disaster, claiming they were misled as to what the review would entail.

The Stardust fire was worst tragedy of its kind to hit the country, writes Michael Clifford.

A motion to set up a new investigation into evidence around the cause of the Stardust fire has been passed by 94 votes to 50.

The Dáil will vote today on plans for a scoping inquiry into the Stardust fire.

The Department of Justice has insisted it did not block a fresh inquiry into the Stardust tragedy as far back as 2009.

The Government is to appoint a retired judge to investigate claims of new evidence into the 1981 Stardust fire which claimed 48 lives.

The families of the 48 victims of the 1981 Stardust tragedy have welcomed a decision by the Government to appoint a judge to assess whether a new inquiry into the blaze is needed.

The Government is to appoint a retired criminal judge to investigate claims of new evidence into the 1981 Stardust fire which claimed 48 lives, writes Daniel McConnell.

Update 4.17pm: The Government is to order a new review of the evidence around the Stardust nightclub fire in which 48 people died.

The Dáil will begin debating a motion this evening to open a fresh State inquiry into the Stardust tragedy.

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The Cabinet became embroiled in a “hot and heavy” row yesterday over whether to grant a fresh State inquiry into the 1981 Stardust tragedy at its weekly meeting yesterday.

Tensions in Government are boiling over as ministers failed to reach agreement on three significant issues due before the Dáil this week.

The Government remained deeply divided last night as to whether a fresh inquiry into the 1981 Stardust fire tragedy should be established, ahead of a Dáil debate tomorrow.

The Taoiseach’s department wanted to wash its hands of compensation claims for victims of the Stardust fire disaster over fears it would be chaotic and controversial, State papers have revealed.