She is being remembered as 'a very friendly girl with a lovely smile'.
The funeral of a young Westmeath woman who died while on holiday in Spain is taking place this week.
A crash near Malaga at the end of last month claimed the lives of Mullingar's Amy McCullagh, Michaela Newcombe and Mark McCullagh after their car left the road and crashed through a barrier.
A fourth person, Ian McCullagh was hospitalised with serious injuries after the incident.
Ms McCullaghs Funeral Mass is taking place on Friday at 11o'clock in the Church of the Nativity, Ballynacargy.
She is being remembered as 'a very friendly girl with a lovely smile'.
Ms Newcombe and Mr McCullagh are being laid to rest on Thursday in Mullingar.
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