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The funeral mass of two siblings who died in a car crash in Clonmel last weekend is due to take place today (September 1).
Grace McSweeney (18) and her brother Luke McSweeney (24) were travelling in a car with Grace's friends, Nicole Murphy and Zoey Coffey when the vehicle collided with a wall on Mountain Road.
The funeral of Nicole Murphy took place yesterday (August 31) at St John the Baptist Church in Kilcash, with Zoey Coffey's funeral due to take place tomorrow (Sunday September 2).
Grace and Luke's funeral will take place at 11.30am in St Peter and Paul's Church, Clonmel, followed by burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
For those who cannot attend, the Funeral Mass can be watched online on www.churchservices.tv/clonmelpeterpaul
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