Coroner's Report - City of Belfast

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They are not published. Not all have survived but where they do exist they are in PRONI (the public record office) in Belfast. They are not on-line so a personal visit is necessary to view them (or you could employ a researcher to do that ). Some explanatory information from PRONI’s e-catalogue:

Coroners' registers contain a summary entry for a corresponding inquest, generally recording surname, forename, address, date of death, date of inquest and cause of death of the deceased. As many of the inquest papers summarised in the coroners' registers have not survived, this is a useful way of identifying if an inquest took place. These can be found under PRONI reference BELF/6/1/2. Entries from the coroners' registers are not included in PRONI's Name Search but earlier registers are open to the public and can be consulted onsite at PRONI.

Another approach might be to look for a mention of the inquest in local newspapers. The Britishnewspapers site might be useful for that:

https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/