Mr Magan passed away last week at the age of 55.
Westmeath writer and broadcaster Manchán Magan is being remembered as someone who was "full of life".
The Collinstown man died at the age of 55 last week following a terminal prostate cancer diagnosis and was laid to rest in in the chapel in Gonzaga College his former school in Dublin yesterday.
A safari truck, three dictionaries, his favourite sandals, and a back pack were the gifts brought to the alter to remember his life.
His brother Ruán says Manchán's spirit will live on:
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