The Irish Road Victims Association is holding an event in Mullingar this weekend.
Victims of crashes will be remembered this weekend in the midlands.
The Irish Road Victims Association is taking part in the World Day of Rememberance for Road Traffic Victims by holding an event in Westmeath.
It is open to bereaved families, seriously injured victims, the emergency services and road safety advocates in the Bloomfield House Hotel, Mullingar on Sunday at 12 noon.
Mullingar's Donna Price, founder of the IRVA, says people travel from all over the country to take part in it.
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