Tributes have been paid to the tragic teenager who was killed in a horror crash in Co Mayo this week.
Jason Killeen, 19, tragically died after the car which he was a passenger in veered off the road just before 11pm on Thursday on the N60 Ballyhaunis to Ballinlough Road in the Cloonafarna area.
Jason was pronounced dead at the scene of the smash a short time later and it is believed the car may have struck a tree after it left the road.
Another young man, 21, who was the driver of the car, was brought to Mayo University Hospital by ambulance with minor injuries.
Tributes have flooded in for the tragic teen ahead of his funeral which will take place on Monday.
An emotional post on a local sports team's page reads: "Kiltimagh Knock United expresses its deepest sympathy to the family of Jason Killeen at this sad, sad time.
"Jason's sister Chloe is a valued member of our U19 Ladies squad. As a mark of respect our Senior Ladies Semi Final 1st leg tomorrow (Sunday) versus Manulla has been postponed.
"We thank Joe King and the Mayo Women's League plus Manulla FC for their understanding at this sad time. RIP Jason."
Meanwhile, dozens of tributes have been posted on RIP.ie in remembrance Jason.
Andrea Egan said: "My Sincere Condolences to the Killeen Family, on the sudden passing of Jason. May he rest in peace."
Mary Feeny wrote: "Deepest sympathies to Lorraine, Patrick and Chloe and all the Nally and Killeen family on the passing of your beloved son and brother Jason May his gentle soul rest in peace."
"Rest in Peace Jason. Sincere condolences Lorraine, Packie, Chloe and to all the extended Nally and Killeen families. A young life taken way too soon." Bernie, Noel, Rachel and Stephen Reilly from Knock said.
A post announcing funeral details on RIP.ie reads: "Deeply regretted by his heartbroken parents, Patrick & Lorraine Killeen, his sister Chloe, grandparents James Killeen (Carrownedan) & Michael & Josephine Nally (Knock), aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, neighbours & friends.
"May He Rest in Peace. Funeral Mass in The Basilica of Our Lady Queen of Ireland, Knock, on Monday at 10 o'clock, with the funeral proceeding to the New Cemetery, Knock.
"Due to H.S.E. & government guidelines Jason's funeral is confined to family & close friends only, please."
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