TDs speak ahead of Taoiseach's state apology to families of Stardust tragedy

The transcript discusses the need for governments to genuinely listen to families affected by a tragedy, emphasizing the importance of a meaningful apology and actions that align with the families' desires for truth and justice. It highlights the state's complicity in frustrating these families' efforts over decades and calls for accountability and criminal investigations. The historical impact of the tragedy on Northside Dublin is acknowledged, and the need for sincere apologies and future steps towards redress and healing is stressed.

What specific actions do the families want from the government?

Why is a sincere apology from the government considered important by the families?