Mullingars' Michaela Newcombe and Mark McCullagh lost their lives at the end of last month.
The funerals of two young Westmeath people who died while on holiday in Spain are taking place this week.
Mullingars' Michaela Newcombe and Mark McCullagh along with Amy McCullagh, lost their lives after the car they were travelling in left the road and broke through a crash barrier near Malaga at the end of last month.
A fourth person, Ian McCullagh was hospitalised with serious injuries after the incident.
Ms Newcombe's Funeral Mass is taking place on Thursday at 11o'clock in the Cathedral of Christ the King Mullingar and Mr McCullagh's Funeral Mass is taking place at the same cathedral on the same day at 2 o'clock.
Ms Newcombe worked at a beauty salon in Mullingar.
She is being remembered as 'the light of every room, the life of every party and never without a beautiful smile', while tributes being paid to Mr McCullagh say he was a 'gentleman'.
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