Lynn Egar has been remanded in custody in prison since last week.
The mother of two children killed in a car fire in Westmeath will appear in court again today, charged with their murder.
Five year old Thelma and her two year old brother Mikey Dennany died following the fire outside Multyfarnham on 9th September.
Their mother, Lynn Egar, of Winetown, Rathowen, Co. Westmeath - who was also injured in the incident - was formally charged with their murders at a special sitting of Mullingar District Court last Thursday.
The 48 year old has been remanded in custody in Dóchas Prison in Dublin but is due back before Athlone District Court, via video link, later this morning.
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