The inquest into the Stardust fire in the Republic of Ireland more than 40 years ago has heard the story of a woman from Northern Ireland who lost her life in the tragedy.

"We had left a place which was in conflict and we had arrived in a city buzzing with life and freedom," said Ms Graham said.

After the tragedy Ms Graham talked about grief and blame for taking Ms Morgan away from her life in Derry.

Coroner Dr Myra Cullinane said the stories of the people who died underlined how their families are central to the inquest and should have an opportunity to publicly commemorate their loved ones.

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