Unlawful killing verdicts returned for all 48 victims of the Stardust disaster

The transcript details a 43-year struggle for justice following a tragic event in Ireland, involving the loss of 48 lives. Families faced relentless barriers within the political and justice systems, enduring immense pain and mental toll. The removal of the Stardust Tribunal's arson finding in 2009 marked a significant milestone, yet families still seek a public apology from the Irish state. Survivors and family members express gratitude towards their legal team and supporters, highlighting the importance of truth and justice in healing. The narrative emphasizes hope, resilience, and the pursuit of justice for the victims.

What was the impact of the criminalization of victims and patrons?

What pivotal words did the families believe in during their darkest days?

What emotions did the speaker express regarding their mother and the quest for justice?