10 people lost their lives following an explosion at a fuel station in Donegal.
Two people who were tragically killed in the Creeslough disaster have been laid to rest.
Large crowds gathered for the funerals of 24 year old Jessica Gallagher and 49 year old Martin McGill, which took place earlier today.
A shirt Jessica had been making was presented to the altar, as a symbol of her budding career as a fashion designer.
Fr John Joe Duffy says she was also know for her good humour:
The Dáil held a minute's silence earlier for the victims of the tragedy.
Independent Kildare South TD Cathal Berry among those to pay tribute to those who died:
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