Seán Crowe (Dublin South West, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

On Valentine's Day in 1981 many young people went out to enjoy a good night, but 48 did not come home. Their families are protesting outside the House at present. For 38 years they have been seeking answers despite various inquests and so forth. They believe they have new information and they are seeking justice after this long time. Are there plans for a new inquiry? Would the Tánaiste or the Taoiseach meet with the families? They are getting older but the pain continues. I appeal to the Tánaiste to consider meeting with them given what day it is and also to seriously consider holding an inquest.

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