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Eamon Butterly tells inquest he was not aware of fire safety regulations at the time of fire.
Public gallery full for evidence of Mr Butterly (78) into what happened on night of fatal 1981 blaze
Former nightclub manager, who previously said blaze was started maliciously, has not spoken publicly about the disaster for decades
Q&A: Claimants will be required to be open to reasonable offers of employment and will have scope for appealing decisions
Plan to categorise people into one of three separate levels depending on severity of their disability
‘I was a 16-year-old waitress. How would I know if doors were being unlocked or locked?’ one witness said
Fresh inquests being held into deaths of 48 young people in February 1981 fire
Michael Kavanagh changed his account of doors after the fire that killed 48 people in 1981
Michael Kavanagh was speaking from witness box of the inquest into the fatal 1981 nightclub fire
Michael Kavanagh’s girlfriend at the time, Paula Byrne (19), was among those killed in the fire
Budget 2024: Social Justice Ireland calls for €25 hike in weekly social welfare rates and child benefit to rise by €50 a month
Kathleen and Michael Lynch described as ‘family steeped in our club and our community’ by local GAA club
Judge John Campbell was addressing conference on domestic violence and child protection, and criticised planned family law court building in Dublin
Testimony from Tom Kennan, who is dead, was read into the record at inquests into the deaths at Dublin coroner’s court on Thursday
Laurence Neville, who was 25 at the time of the disaster, was told it was ‘very hard to find’ patrons he had helped