Sinn Fein leader - Families and survivors of Stardust fire 'don't want tea and sympathy'

The transcript discusses the trauma and injustice faced by families over 43 years, emphasizing the need for a specific and transparent state apology. It highlights the pride and solidarity felt by the community, acknowledging the persistence of those affected. The discussion also touches on potential future actions, including investigations. The session concludes with expressions of gratitude and recognition of community strength.

What is the primary expectation from the state as discussed in the first section?

• A financial compensation

• A full, unequivocal, transparent apology

• A new policy implementation

• A public holiday in memory of the lost ones

What do the families specifically want instead of generalized sentiment?

• A public parade

• Specific acknowledgments of their trauma

• A meeting with the president

• A new law

Who has been notably involved in the campaign over the years?

• The Mayor

• The President

• Lynn Boylan

• The Prime Minister

What is the sentiment of the Irish people towards the affected families?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Solidarity

• Opposition

What future actions are mentioned as possibilities after the state apology?

• Organizing a festival

• Writing a book

• Criminal investigation and reopening matters

• Building a memorial