Several hundred people attend a vigil in memory of the two young children who died in a car fire in County Westmeath
Family, friends, pupils and parents walked to St Cremin's National School on Sunday night
Several hundred people have attended a vigil in memory of the two young children who died in a car fire in County Westmeath.Family, friends, pupils and parents walked to St Cremin's National School where a short prayer service was held.Image caption,Police said a woman in her 40s, believed to be the children's mother, continues to be treated for non-life threatening injuries at a Dublin Hospital.
They said post-mortem examinations have concluded on the bodies of both children but the results are not being released for operational reasons.
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