Irish Examiner view: Justice long overdue

Darragh Mackin solicitor for relatives of those killed and injured in the Stardust fire. File picture. 

Darragh Mackin solicitor for relatives of those killed and injured in the Stardust fire. File picture. 

A pre-inquest hearing into the deaths of 48 people in the Stardust disaster was hailed, on Wednesday, as a “momentous step in the families’ path to justice” by Darragh Mackin, solicitor for the families of 44 of the victims.

That those families have had to wait almost 40 years to establish the truth about the death of their loved ones in a fire in a Dublin nightclub on Valentine’s Day in 1981 is unconscionable.

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