As the 30th anniversary of journalist Veronica Guerin’s murder approaches, her family reflects on her legacy and the impact of her death. Both outlets describe how her siblings come together to remember her, focusing on what her work meant to them and to others. The articles use the anniversary to revisit the circumstances surrounding Guerin’s killing and to underscore the loss felt by her close relatives. While they frame the moment in personal terms, they also place her story within a broader context of accountability and the consequences faced by people who investigate crime and corruption. One report includes a reference to a quote describing the killing as “an awful price to pay for nothing,” capturing the family’s view that the tragedy should not be reduced to a historical event. Overall, the coverage centers on remembrance and reflection, emphasizing that Guerin’s name continues to be discussed as her murder remains a significant point in Irish media and public debate.