The four members of the English family who died in Tuesday morning’s early morning house fire will lie in Repose later today.
Philip and Kim with two of their children, Jayden and Callum, lost their lives in the blaze with two other children still in hospital.
Ahead of tomorrow’s lunchtime funeral Mass at the Sacred Heart Church Parish Centre in The Folly, the four will repose there from 2 to 5pm this afternoon.
Church authorities have appealed for privacy and dignity for the grieving family, asking the media not to approach mourners or enter the church grounds.
Meanwhile, at a special sitting of Clonmel District Court yesterday evening, 21-year-old Cian Stacey of no fixed abode, and 31-year-old Jessica Dalton, with an address in Waterford City, appeared before Judge Andrew Gubbons.
They were each charged with one count of criminal damage, and two counts of serious assault against two individuals who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Legal aid was granted in the case of Ms Dalton, who is a lone parent and does not work.
Legal aid was requested for Mr Stacey; however, the court requested a statement of means on behalf of Mr Stacey, as he is employed.
Defence Solicitor Ciaran Murphy told the court that no applications for bail were being made by either party.
Both Mr Stacey and Ms. Dalton were remanded in custody and will appear before Waterford District Court on Tuesday.
