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Published 17:29 31 Aug 2023 BST
Classmates, friends and family attend the funeral of Clonmel crash victim Nicole (Nikki) Murphy. (Image via Rolling News)[/caption]
"We always told her how she lit up a room when she walked in," she said.
"She was the life and soul of our family, especially at Christmas. In fact, she was the boss of Christmas. She told us when and how to decorate the tree, and sometimes those decorations never came down.
"I remember she would stare at the angel on the top of the tree and admire how beautiful it was.
"Now she is our beautiful little angel. We would like to ask you when you are putting an angel on top of your Christmas tree this year will you please think and pray for our angel Nikki, that she is somewhere more beautiful than any Christmas she can think of.
"We only had Nikki for 18 years but they were amazing. She was so caring and too good for this world. I was so lucky to have been her mother and I thank God every day for giving her to me.
"We wish we could have had her for eternity but now she will live in our hearts forever."
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