'Stardust Baby' Lisa Lawlor Says Her Whole Life Has Been Dominated by The Tragedy

'Stardust Baby' Lisa Lawlor says the Dublin nightclub tragedy affected her whole life. She released her debut book 'Stardust Baby' last week. On Valentine’s Day in 1981, a fire in the Stardust nightclub in Dublin killed 48 young people, and left behind one orphan, Lisa Lawlor. Now, on the 40th anniversary, Lisa tells her story. Order 'Stardust Baby' on our website https://t.co/7VbowCEUOL@TheMirrorBooks @GillHessLtd pic.twitter.com/G11QVc62r1 — Dubray (@DubrayBooks) January 25, 2021 This Valentine's Day will mark 40 years since the fire that claimed 48 lives at the 'Stardust' nightclub in Artane in Dublin. Lisa's parents Maureen and Francis were among those who lost their lives: [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/01/30084513/LISA-LAWLOR-EDITED.mp3"][/audio] Catch The Saturday Social weekly from 9am, only on 98FM

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'Stardust Baby' Lisa Lawlor Says Her Whole Life Has Been Dominated by The Tragedy