Declan Curley was killed after being hit by a car earlier this month.
The funeral of an Athlone man who died following a road crash in New Zealand will be held next Monday.
Declan Curley was killed after being hit by a car in the suburb of Te Aro, Wellington on February 11th.
His funeral mass will be held in the Our Lady of the Wayside Church, Clonown at 12 noon followed by cremation in Shannon Crematorium at 3.30.
His family are thanking the Irish community in New Zealand for their support.
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