Jimmy, 65, says he finally has justice for his brother Brendan O’Meara who was killed in the stardust fire aged 23.

40 Years.

On 14 February 1981, 48 young people died and more than 200 were badly injured in a fire at the #Stardust nightclub in Dublin’s Artane.

▪️Their families still await justice today.#JFT48 pic.twitter.com/VzB9cA2I0o

— Mick Caul (@caulmick) February 14, 2021

Statement from Minister @HMcEntee on the Verdict of Unlawful Killing at Stardust Inquest. pic.twitter.com/5GPqsyvbAk

— Department of Justice 🇮🇪 (@DeptJusticeIRL) April 18, 2024

Jimmy, 65, says he finally has justice for his brother Brendan O’Meara who was killed in the stardust fire aged 23. Jimmy said there were times he thought this day would never come. Brendan’s niece Susan said today’s unlawful killing verdict was the best they could have hoped for pic.twitter.com/XCRtbJ9PcB

— Eimer McAuley (@eimer_mcauley) April 18, 2024