Ciaran Kelly's funeral took place this morning.
An Offaly man, who died in a motorbike crash at the weekend, is being remembered at his funeral, as a rock.
Ciaran Kelly's sister Eimear told the congregation in St. Rynagh’s Church, Banagher, that he was always there and he loved people and wanted the best for them.
Gifts were brought to the alter to represent his love of motorsport, traditional music and horse racing.
She says her baby brother leaves a huge void in their lives and his legacy will live on in their hearts:
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