Graiguecullen's Ella Hendricken, Niamh Kinsella and Alma Kinsella are recovering in hospital.
A Go Fund Me page is being set up to support three Midlands sisters hospitalised after a collision on the M9 on Sunday.
Graiguecullen's Ella Hendricken, Niamh Kinsella and Alma Kinsella had been travelling to Dublin Airport when the incident happened
A seven year old boy who was also in the car is being treated at CHI Crumlin.
A friend of Ms Hendricken set the page up, saying it's "been an incredibly difficult and frightening time for Ella, Niamh, Alma and their family" and that they face "a long and challenging road ahead."
So far, the page has reached over €200,000 euro of the €300,000 euro goal.
You can donate to the Go Fund Me here.
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