Coming soon to RTÉ, a landmark documentary project, Stardust, telling the full story of the Stardust nightclub fire and the 43-year search for justice. | RTÉ One

The first hearing as part of a new inquest into the Stardust fire tragedy is underway. 48 people died in the 1981 Valentine’s night blaze at a disco in Artane. Today marks a significant milestone for families of the victims. | Virgin Media News

It was the worst fire disaster in the history of the State. Forty-eight people died when The Stardust nightclub in Dublin went up in flames in the early hours of St Valentine's Day in 1981. Full inquests into their deaths have been sitting for almost a year, after decades of campaigning. As Samantha Libreri reports, it has been a very long wait for the families of the 48 young people who died in the tragedy. | RTÉ News

The families of victims and survivors of the Stardust fire in 1981 hold a conference in Dublin. Darragh Mackin, of Phoenix Law who acts for the Stardust Truth and Justice Committee, Antoinette Keegan, survivor and Lynn Boylan, campaigner and former MEP. Ms Keegan - who lost her sisters Mary, 19, and Martina, 16, in the 1981 tragedy - and the families of other victims are calling for a new inquest into the Stardust fire which claimed 48 lives on Valentines Day in 1981. | Irish Daily Mirror