Michaela Newcombe and Mark McCullagh Crichton are being laid to rest today.
The funerals of two Westmeath people who lost their lives in a collision in Spain 10 days ago will be held today.
The incident, which occurred in Malaga on Sunday, June 28th, claimed the lives of Michaela Newcombe, Amy McCullagh and Mark McCullagh Crichton.
Ms Newcombe's funeral mass takes place from the Cathedral of Christ the King at 11am this morning, with mass for Mr McCullagh-Crichton beginning at 2pm at the same cathedral.
Amy McCullagh's funeral mass will be held tomorrow from the Chruch of the Nativity in Ballynacargy at 11am.
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