Thelma and Mikey lost their lives in the incident last Friday evening.
The two children who lost their lives in the car fire in Westmeath will be laid to rest on Thursday.
The funeral arrangements for two year old Michael and five year old Thelma Dennany have been confirmed this morning.
The children will repose at Glennon's Funeral Home on the Ballinalee Road in Longford Town (N39 EC81) tomorrow evening, Wednesday, from 4 to 8 o'clock.
A Mass of the Angels will take place in St. Mel's Cathedral in Longford at 11 o'clock on Thursday morning, followed by burial in Cullyfad Cemetery.
The children are survived by their father Michael, mother Lynn, sister Katelyn, brother Eddie, grandmother Mary, grandfather Herbert, aunts, uncles, relatives and friends.
They're pre-deceased by their grandfather Austin Dennany and their grandmother Thelma Egar.
The family has requested that their home remains private, with family flowers only please.
Donations, if desired, can be made to St.Christopher’s Services, Longford, c/o Glennon Funeral Directors, or any family member.
Revenue Seize Over €4m Of Contraband
Joint Water Safety Appeal Issued Ahead Of Saint Patrick's Day
Laois Offaly Gardai Launch Speed Reduction Campaign
Laois Teenager Launches Own Barbershop
Historic Offaly Gastropub Hits Market For Under €500k
Gardaí Warn Against Driving Under The Influence
Laois Ladies Football Legend Honoured By County Council
Westmeath Defence Expert Questions US Iran Strategy
Midlands Preps For Colourful St Patrick's Day Events
Dovida Invites Midlands Communities To National Hiring Day
HSE Apologises Over Offaly Wedding Registrations Gap
'Illegal Mobile Pharmacy' Shut Down In Laois
Midlands Star Wins Glitterball After Stunning Performances
Gardaí Appealing For Witnesses To Fatal Westmeath Crash
Midlands Beautician Turned Tarmac Layer Sing Trades Praises
Laois Company Wishes Rose Of Tralee Luck For DWTS Final
Regional March For Gaza Taking Place In Offaly Tomorrow
Digital Career Skills Platform Launches For Midlands
Canadian Ambassador To Ireland Visits Offaly
Laois Council Moves To Acquire Derelict Building On Main Street