The collision resulted in the death of five teenagers, as four others sustained serious injuries and are still in hospital
One of the teenagers killed in a crash on the M9 in Moone will be buried today.
The car they were in was travelling the wrong way on the carriageway and the collision resulted in four people in the other car being seriously injured, including a young boy.
Jeremy will be buried in St Mary's Cemetery, Carlow following 11am mass this morning in Askea.
The last funeral will be held tomorrow for 17-year-old Jack Kennedy in Athy.
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