Stardust #Truth Postcard Campaign.

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#3

For justice for all the victims families and those that continue to suffer since that night

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#5

I lived very close to the startdust lost some friends in the horrific fire so now it's time for justice

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#12

Justice for the 48 and their families

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#13

For my cousin michael tragically taken

(Manchester, 2018-09-11)

#15

Families need justice once and for all

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#18

It is obvious that the first enquiry was flawed

(Swords, 2018-09-11)

#22

Growing up beside the Stardust site, i still think its so disrespectful for all the businesses to continue as if nothing ever happened. I strongly believe that entire site should have become a memorial to the 48 young people went out for the night, & sadly never came home, they were young happy go lucky with all bright futures ahead of them, their families deserve answers to the massive losses they all experienced.
I also feel that answers need to be provided for those survived that terrible night so as it may help a small way in moving on.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#23

Truth should come out for all affected by this tradgedy

(Port erin, 2018-09-11)

#26

It is time for the Truth to come out

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#27

I was at the stardust on the night of the fire and lost many friends. We need to know the truth we’ve waited long enough.

(Lancaster, 2018-09-11)

#28

I went to school with Louise McDermott and remember how lost and upset she was after losing members of her family. This tragedy should never have happened and the government need to take steps to right the wrong that has been done to so many - they should be ashamed that the families have suffered so much and still are

(Greater Manchester, 2018-09-11)

#29

I think it's disgraceful the families still have no real answers after 37yrs.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#32

It’s a disgrace that the government will not even have the decency to listen to the new evidence

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#33

My Sister died that night and i dont believe a word of truth has being told since then.

(Kilbeggan, 2018-09-11)

#34

The truth should finally be uncovered. All the families involved in this awful tragedy deserve to know what happened and who is to blame. An apology and some closure is only just and right

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#35

They deserve the truth to be told

(Waterford, 2018-09-11)

#36

My brother Eugene Hogan was killed in the stardust. I want to know the truth

(San franciaco, 2018-09-11)

#37

The verdict of 'probable arson' was removed, but there was no verdict to replace it. The Stardust tragedy was the single biggest loss of life since the foundation of the state, and the case remains open.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#39

I feel there are so many unanswered questions and the families of the deceased deserve answers

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#43

I'm signing because it's absolutely horrific what happened to all those young people,shameful that successive governments have ignored the victims and their families,absolutely shameful !!!!!!!

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#44

I’m signing because these people deserve to know the truth about what happened that night. They lost loved ones, they deserve to have an answer on why they died

(Louth, 2018-09-11)

#45

I believe in justice for the 48

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#53

WE NEED THE TRUTH

(DUBLIN, 2018-09-11)

#54

Justice for stardust 48

(Louth, 2018-09-11)

#56

Im signing because i was there on the night and feel the people who were there have never had help or justice. Allow the truth be told .

(dublin, 2018-09-11)

#58

This tragedy deserves a modicum of closure for the victims families.

(Galway, 2018-09-11)

#59

Their has been no justice For the people that died and all that were injured and scared for life,it needs to be looked at with fresh eyes.

(Ratoath, 2018-09-11)

#62

theses familys need clousure

(dublin, 2018-09-11)

#63

The families deserve justice, it’s a bloody disgrace that successive governments have ignored this.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#64

I am signing for true justice.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#75

After nearly 40 years it's about time the truth should come out

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#76

justice needs to be served after sych a long time

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#77

Justice needs to be done, all of our loved friends and neighbours deserve justice, not just small talk from two faced politicians.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#81

Justice for the victims and their families. The truth needs to be told.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#84

It's the right thing to do..

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#85

The failings of the Irish government to give these poor families the inquest they deserve is beyond embarrassing. How they were treated and continued to be treated makes me ashamed to call myself Irish.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#87

The victims and their families deserve truth and justice . The Irish government needs to support and stand by its citizens and not with corrupt businessmen

(London, 2018-09-11)

#88

I want justice for the stardust victims and their families.

(Galway, 2018-09-11)

#90

Our family is directly affected by the tragedy.

(Wicklow, 2018-09-11)

#99

The families need closure. It's beyond time that someone was held accountable.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#100

I believe those that perished, and their families, deserve justice.

(Dayton, 2018-09-11)

#101

The truth needs to be known

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#106

I’m signing on behalf of my sister Thelma who’s life ended abruptly on Valentines night at the age of 20. She and her boyfriend Michael Farrell had their whole lives ahead of them...

Both my parents died prematurely before I was 18, I know it was as a result of losing my sister.

My father and brothers searched for up to 2 days afterwards for my sister, only to be shown her melted watch and jewelry.

Verdict ARSON..! My sister along with all those there guilty... we need to have answers, before another parent goes to the grave with no answers...

Enough cover ups..! We want the TRUTH... NOW..!

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#107

The families deserve the truth and this has dragged on too long.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#112

The truth needs to be heard!

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#114

It is time for truth and closure for all those u suffered and are still suffering today

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#117

The cover up has endured for so.long. The famues need to know why? Those with political connectionsare not beyond the law

(Wicklow, 2018-09-11)

#122

I spent every summer of my childhood in dublin. I remember this tragedy. These families deserve the truth, and the peace that comes with the truth.

(Manchester, 2018-09-11)

#123

I want to !!

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#124

It was an absolute tragedy. People need to know what happened.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#125

Because the people of Ireland and more importantly the relatives of the 48 deserve to know the truth and for those responsible to be held accountable. Give them the closure they desperately need as the campaign for the truth will NEVER END until the whole truth is out.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#126

I know someone who was in the Stardust fire and want to support him and all the families affected and am surprised that this matter is still ongoing and no proper enquiry or redress has occurred.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#129

I call on you, as the Attorney General, to exercise your right under section 24 of the Coroners Act 1962 to grant a fresh inquest as soon as possible.
The time has come for the truth/

(dublin, 2018-09-11)

#130

Justice needs to be served once & for all, these poor families have waited long enough & been through so much misery its shocking.. imagine it being a judges or politicians child that died in that fire you can be assured a proper enquiry would be done..

(Cork, 2018-09-11)

#131

It is time for the truth ....longlong overdue

(kinnegad, 2018-09-11)

#132

The truth needs to be told and someone needs to be held accountable.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#133

Justice for families

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#135

There has been a massive cover-up by the state and the people who died deserve justice

(Longford, 2018-09-11)

#136

I believe in JUSTICE for Family and friends who never came Home that night,,,,

(dublin, 2018-09-11)

#137

Justice needs to be done

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#143

People need to know the truth and have waited long enough

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#145

Very sad time a lot of people lost there lives this should be sloved.!!

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#146

I want justice

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#147

My uncle Micheal Griffiths was killed by this fire

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#148

The truth needs to be told

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#149

I believe the families deserve some answers

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#153

The victims and their families deserve justice and have been left waiting far too long for it. For my aunt-in-law Thelma whom I never got to meet, this is for you. For my husband and all the Frazers, this is for you. Justice for the 48 who never came home.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#154

Justice is need for the families and the victims, For too long these people have been forgotten about and they need justice now.JFT48.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#155

I knew people who were in this fire and their families need answers. It needs to be clear what happened so it can NEVER happen again.

(Castlerea Co.Roscommon, 2018-09-11)

#157

These kids and their families deserve justice

(Kilkenny, 2018-09-11)

#159

After a very long and hard road people still need answers and justice....

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#160

These families deserve justice and answers.

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#162

We need the truth

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#163

Justice for the 48

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#164

dear attorney general of Ireland,
i am seeking a new inquest into the stardust fire tragedy of 14th February 1981.
the original into the tragedy was held in march 1982,just a year after the fire,when little detail was known about the events of that night.there is now much more detail which has exacerbated the rumour and suspicion surrounding the stardust fire, it is time for the truth for the stardust victims.
i call on you, as the attorney general,to exercise your right under section 24 of the coroners act 1962 to grant a fresh inquest as soon as possible.

yours faithfully
Stephen mcdowall

(GLASGOW, 2018-09-11)

#165

37 years and the familys of the 48 loved ones who perished that night in the stardust fire are still fighting for justice and closure for their loved ones it is long over due the familys deserve the and let the 48 ANGELS rest in peace Justice for the 48 x

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#169

I lived around the corner from the stardust and people have been tormented by this all their lives. Stop the pain tell the truth. Give justice its well overdue

(Wexford, 2018-09-11)

#171

My mother had friends who died in this fire

(Ireland, 2018-09-11)

#173

Julie McDonnell

(Dublin, 2018-09-11)

#175

For my beautiful friend carol bisett who never came home and all the other 47 young people xx

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#178

My brother in law died in the Stardust fire and I don’t feel justice was served. We need a new inquiry into the cause of the fire and what happened in the previous review that prevented the truth from being heard.

(Kelowna, 2018-09-12)

#179

We needs new inquiry into the Stardust fire. The previous inquiry was not accurate and needs to be reviewed and revised.

(Kelowna, 2018-09-12)

#180

This.needs to be resolved finally.

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#185

2 girls out of my class in national school were killed that night. And I want to kknow why.

(Wexford, 2018-09-12)

#189

Justice has not been served.

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#190

People deserve the truth we have waited long enough

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#191

I support the need for a new inquest.

(dublin 14, 2018-09-12)

#192

The Victims and Families need Justice ! This has gone on long enough. The people responsible need to grow a spine, and do the right thing !

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#194

im signing because these familys of there loved ones wants justice and closure after all these yrs .they lost so many loved ones god knows what they went through .its so shocking,pls help them .RIP VICTIMS OF THE STRDUST

(dublin, 2018-09-12)

#195

I was there on the night and witnessed the tragedy. There are too many unanswered questions

(Navan, 2018-09-12)

#197

The survivors & families of the 48 innocent people who lost their lives at what should have been an event of fun & possibly a romance which ended in them losing their lives are still fighting for justice 37 years later... they deserve to know what happened.. They deserve closure! #JFT48

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)

#198

Truth for the stardust.

(Dublin, 2018-09-12)