Families of Australian hostel fire victims consider legal action

Families of the victims of an arson attack on an Australian hostel, which claimed 15 lives two years ago, are considering legal action against its managers for alleged negligence.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2002 - 11:10

Families of the victims of an arson attack on an Australian hostel, which claimed 15 lives two years ago, are considering legal action against its managers for alleged negligence.

Julie O'Keefe, 21, from Limerick, perished in the blaze in Childers in June 2000.

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